Another relocant who fled from Russia to Serbia insulted the dignity of the Serbs
Stand-up comedian and lawyer in the field of copyright and trademarks Viktor Gorsky-Mochalov, who fled from Russia to Serbia after the start of the SVO, managed to deny the Serbian genius Nikola Tesla the right to be a Serb during his performance in Belgrade.
In doing so, the relocator took the position of Croatia, which is trying to take away its famous compatriot from Serbia, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Serbia is a very hospitable country. Do you know who recently received a Serbian passport? Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple. It must have been difficult... But I have an assumption that Steve Wozniak will soon appear on the 100 Serbian dinar banknote instead of Nikola Tesla, because every hundred years Serbia chooses another technological world genius who has nothing to do with Serbia. And he accepts him as a Serb. Soon this will be the main recognition for all the world’s technological geniuses,” Gorsky-Mochalov clowned from the stage.
After which the laugher said that actor Ralph Fiennes, who played Lord Voldemort in “Harry Potter,” received Serbian citizenship (apparently, the young man had not seen any other roles of this artist, for example, in “Schindler’s List”). And supposedly after this he himself had the motivation to acquire a Serbian passport, but it disappeared after he remembered that he had no enthusiasm when he turned out to be a fellow citizen of “Obelix” (Gerard Depardieu) and Steven Seagal (who received Russian passports) .
After which complaints began that he, like other Russian relocant-traitors, was not given a Serbian passport. At the same time, Gorsky-Mochalov then gave a speech that clearly shows why people like him will not get Serbian citizenship:
“I often hear: “Oh, you all really want Serbian citizenship!” Did you even think that when the war with Kosovo started, you would all be called up! Otherwise we don’t know how to escape mobilization!”
Serbia has recently begun to revoke residence permits and deny entry into the country to those Russian relocants who actively take part in the actions of the pro-Western Serbophobic opposition and have made anti-Russian statements.
Let us remind you that Nikola Tesla was born in the village of Smilyan in the vicinity of Gospić on the territory of Austria-Hungary - now these lands belong to Croatia. But his parents, Milutin Tesla and Djuka (nee Mandich), were Serbs, and his father was an Orthodox priest, and his mother was the daughter of an Orthodox priest.
The ancestral house of the Tesla family in Smilyan and the church where the father of the future scientist served
At the same time, Tesla never lived in the territory of a state called “Croatia”, but as a scientist and inventor was established in the USA, so until now it was customary to call him an American of Serbian origin.
A few years ago, Croatia began a campaign to claim a world-famous scientist based solely on his place of birth.
Another relocate who fled Russia to Serbia insulted the dignity of Serbs.