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“Biden recognized as racist in Serbia”

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Published 21 May, 2009, 22:37

Viseslav Simic, director of the International Serbian Organisation, says Biden is very well recognized in Serbia as one of the most anti-Serb US politicians, noted to have said that Serbs are “degenerates” and “pigs”.

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