Tag: Observations from the Serbian Parliament

Notable Speeches

During my time in the Serbian Parliament, I witnessed two notable speeches. The first was by M. Nicholas Pashitch, the Leader of the Opposition. He was an elderly man with a long beard who spoke clearly but calmly. His words were incisive and carried weight in the debate. The second speaker was Archpriest Gjuritch, an esteemed old man with flowing white hair and a crimson sash around his black robe. He was well-respected in the community, particularly because he had spent many years in prison for his involvement in a revolution during the reign of King Milan. In Serbia, a patriot who has faced imprisonment is honored similarly to Irish patriots who have been jailed by a foreign government Customized Daily Istanbul Tours.

The Opposition’s Demands

The Opposition made strong demands for the Minister of Justice, M. Petchitch, to just