NEW ISSUE OF THE "NOVI KOMUNIST"

NEW ISSUE OF THE "NOVI KOMUNIST"

In Belgrade on November 7, NKPJ public new issue of  the "Novi komunist" the official newspaper of the NKPJ.

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