@renata1 Lovely photos. It’s interesting to compare cultures. Is the house in the museum made of clay? Did they build such houses in Croatia too? It looks like ancient houses in Ukraine.
Kumrovec Museum and the native village of Josip Broz Tito…
Beautiful…
All the photos from the museum are attractive…
& Valuable too.
Is the 3rd photo of Tito?
I have heard that it too is his nickname…
What was his original name?
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Ciao @renata1 how interesting this post. We Italians have known Tito well, and as you say, even here in Italy, for some heroe, for others a brutal tyrant. For the great characters of history it is always like this, they will always have friends and enemies, it is the price that they have to pay to go down in history and surely Tito is in History with a capital H. I have never been through that village, but I think it can be a very interesting place to visit. I don’t think I can reach it by bicycle, there are too many climbs and I am starting to have many years on my legs !! I’ll have to organize myself with the car, maybe during a visit to my Croatian friends in Istria! A big hug and thanks Renata!
