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Reviving Old Places in Macedonia with AI

Reviving Old Places in Macedonia with AI

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Goce Mitevski Reviving Old Places in Macedonia With AI #20 September 2026Blog Image source: Yugoslav Visuals Yugoslavian Visuals – A visual journey around the former nation of Yugoslavia, is a fantastic X/Twitter profile. It publishes rare images of old or non-existing places in former Yugoslavia. Skopje, the capital of today’s North Macedonia, is in a lot of these images.

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Goce Mitevski Reviving Old Places in Macedonia With AI #20 September 2026Blog Image source: Yugoslav Visuals Yugoslavian Visuals – A visual journey around the former nation of Yugoslavia, is a fantastic X/Twitter profile. It publishes rare images of old or non-existing places in former Yugoslavia. Skopje, the capital of today’s North Macedonia, is in a lot of these images. The city was destroyed by a devastating earthquake in 1963 and rebuilt from the grounds-up with the support of the international community. Skopje was then part of Socialist Republic of Macedonia and it was an entirely different city from the one you can visit today.

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