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Serbia is located in the Balkans region, mostly covered by mountains, and landlocked with rivers running into the Black Sea. The culture has overlapping influences but Serbs make up 83% of the population and 85% are Orthodox Christian. Traditions include celebrating Christmas for 3 days, dancing at special occasions, and using paintings to express beliefs.
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