
Teta Eva tu pored nas
Aunt Eva is a woman from the people who commented on everyday life with a sharp, unique expression, first on the local radio, and later in the printed media of Valpovština.
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Aunt Eva is a woman from the people who commented on everyday life with a sharp, unique expression, first on the local radio, and later in the printed media of Valpovština.
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