"THE UNEMPLOYED" "The apples and pears are blooming" "The fog falls over the river" "Big Bertha's come out on the banks" "The steep banks of the river" "She clambered up and began her song .... .... ...." "Fly my song" "To the fighters on the frontier" "And to those beyond the frontier" "Sing them a greeting from Big Bertha" "I sleep in parks railway stations and the Petrovaradin fortress, where I got these sores." "The City Council paid 700,000 for my operation." "How can one describe times like this and the situation of... all the factories" "Is this socialism?" "Or communism?" "Or bureaucracy or what?" "He asked me..." "what I thought it was." "I said:" "It's socialism!" "He said it wasn't." "I told him it was or if it wasn't, that it would be coming" "He said:" "We won't live to see it!" "How could I say that this was no socialism, if I had a responsible job like him." "What a thing to say!" "He ought to reassure people." "MEN" "Congratulations!" "Good for them!" "Why sleep at the station?" "'Cause people have no apartments!" " Who has?" " The general directors have!" "Them big shots at the companies." "Them stinkers, they have 'em!" "They earn a good 350,000!" "We get 35,000." "But let's skip it." "'Cause I'm against it." " What are our girls like?" " As you like them." "Mini skirts, fine hips!" "Ain't that enough?" "What about China?" "What?" "Oh, to hell with China!" "Anything else you want to know?" "What are you going to do with your life?" "I'm gonna screw these people." "I've been all over the country." "There are many young people out of work." "In any railway station 50-100 men unemployed!" "All 25-30 years old." "All of them could carry 100 kilos." "Can't the authorities do somethin' for them?" "Or else, we might start killing each other for some bread" "A crust of stale bread." "My teeth are rotten." "I just can't manage to get them fixed." "I've got troubles enough at work." "Can't afford to fix them." "Each year I lose..." "More teeth." "It's ruining my... my health" "As for sleeping, everything's OK, now." "We've found accommodation through the Labour Exchange who did their best." "The only problem now is work." "Nothing else!" "I've been out of work for ten years." "I was an officer in the Swedish Navy." "But... there was a motor accident." "Today I'm waiting for a job at the Labour Exchange, where they gave me lodgings." "Maybe I'll get a job, maybe not." "Woman, 43, attractive, healthy... always lived in a respectable home ...." "Wishes to continue doing so." "Seeks reliable and tender man, about 50." "Possible marriage." "Write details." "Owns an apartment." "Free from all ties." "Code:" "Exact Address Only." "Extract from the menu for the Federal Bureau" "Pigs trotters, grilled kidneys pork garnished," "Liver, fried kidneys and brains." "Rissoles in tomato sauce, risotto Italiano." "Salade gourmande, cote de veau, spiced cabbage leaves and mincemeat," "Hey, I'll be around" "At midnight" "For coffee" "Hey, I'll be around" "At midnight" "To lie beside you" "Spread the mattress for me" "Workers only think of their pay." "And their job if it's uncertain." "If it goes on like this there'll be a mess." "It'll be a chance for capitalists." "Trade Unionists and politicians are inactive." "They're shaking the reputation of the party." "The Unions supply their members with potatoes." "...." "I hear that they even sell hair-dryers." "We're marching Of work we're not afraid" "We're Commander Sava's shock brigade" "Stay here, where the sun's rays are warm." "The bread over there is bitter" "No one is better than this dear land, your mother." "Louder!" "Stay here where the sun's rays are warm." "...."