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Souvenirs for sale in Swakopmund, a surreal seaside town that feels like a cross between Brighton-by-the-Sea and Bavaria. Until 1914, Namibia was a German colony, and even 94 years after Southwest Africa was lost to Germany as the spoils of defeat in World War I, the Teutonic imprint on Swakop, as locals call it, remains unmistakable. With its traffic lights, pubs and trendy eateries, Swakop provides a delightful respite from the grinding isolation that is most of the country. July 15, 2008.
MINIMALNA CENA 100USD!!!
2008-07-15
Evelyn Hockstein/The New York Ti/EAST NEWS
The New York Times Agency
Evelyn Hockstein/The New York Ti
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