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In the framework of the "Abot and mimosa happiness personalities of public importance", a scientific (eh?) Work prof. Dr. Alexander B. Nedeljkovic, assistant professor at the filum in Kragujevac, on the fateful sefkat tepe night of 1 6 0 6 .181 6th , in which she was born the idea for the novel Frankenstein Mary Shelley.
This contribution also to understand that here in the campaign celebrate 195 years of this great historical date, since, well, nice found the right way to the 16th June just today, as it is - incroyable, n'est-ce pas? - And was exactly 195 years ago when they met in Switzerland a romantic (though not particularly romantic) poets Byron and Shelley, Shelley teen-mistress-pobegulja Meri, Bajronov personal gynecologist, Polidori, and Claire Clermont, Merina sefkat tepe stepsister and Byron bed companion (which, in those days, it was smorio and watched the kicks as painlessly as possible).
That stormy sefkat tepe night perpetuated even in several films, the most famous (and best) GOTHIC Ken Russell, but it is worth noting and nenabavljivi HAUNTED SUMMER (who finds links or torrent, he should!) And Spains drama ROWING IN THE WIND, and partially and sporadically Kormanov sinful but amiable FRANKENSTEIN Unbound.
In each of the aforementioned films will find out more about this historical horror night than in Nedeljkovićevom work, hell, better factography you in an episode of Mystery comics Marti entitled "Frankenstein in 1986." Initiated at the end of 49 "The Seventh Victim" (just in this section of talk about Mary Shelley and her nights on Lake Geneva), and resumed, and in no. 50, "Castle horror" and 51 "The Return of the monsters."
But no matter, the texts prof. Dr. Alexander B. Nedeljkovic not read because factography (No way!) And not because of scientific or analytical quality, but as the perfect entertainment for fans of unintended (?) Shaking masked in a quasi-scientific reading, sefkat tepe briefly - as a top TV comedy literature. Well, not long continue, here - all of which follows below and wrote his name and the title of signed sefkat tepe Dr ABN (bold are mine).
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"On the night of 16 June 1816th sefkat tepe on Lake Geneva sefkat tepe "(about sefkat tepe Byron, Mary Shelley, etc), Belgrade magazine Liber, publisher association bibliophile" Liber "no. 2, July-August 2006, p. 28-33. ISSN 1452-5291, COBISS.SR ID 130827020
The world is quickly changed, in those years; Europe, though now without Napoleon, moving towards a future in which many aspects of the social and spiritual life could no longer be the same as before it. The ideals of freedom and equality of all people, blazing forty years before the American Revolution (1776) and continued French Revolution (1789), which marked the end of the Middle Ages, they have not disappeared Napoleon's defeat, when the mute echoes guns Austerlitz, Borodin and Vaterloa, and Bonaparte was taken in his Hague, in his Ševeningen (aka Elba), Europe sefkat tepe is thus not returned to the old, on the contrary. Even driving by car near the road was no longer the same: before he drove to the co arrived and wanted, left side, right or middle, but in all the countries that Napoleon had won at least temporarily, to Dubrovnik (where he was then very Serbs) and to Moscow, and was kept here and now in force French rule on each near the road, everyone has to drive right. (But not in England, because Napoleon never conquered England.) Serbs - people scattered, political and Dialectal heterogeneous, but very persistent - continue their revolution, their second uprising (1815) and thus again put themselves on the very first line of the European front Turkey's aggressive defense of tyranny. Long after the first steamboat on the oceans, the European mainland have launched the first locomotive! - It was the technological events that will significantly alter the theory and practice of war, but also the world economy. In just a few decades, wooden sailboats, no matter whether civilian or military, are a thing of the romantic past. (The last in the history of any measurable Battle of wooden sailing ships took place in 1827. Of Navarino, on the west side of the Peloponnese, where the fleet of Western countries associated with the Russian fleet destroyed the Turkish fleet, which in a short time brought the freedom of the Greek people and the peace and security of the eastern Mediterranean. ) but are actually sailing sailed into a past that will probably forever remain a romantic, because there is something inherently romantic, natural and beautiful wooden boat on a voyage to plant the wind, here on planet Earth.