As Morski writes, a few days ago in the popular central Dalmatian town of Trogir, near the monastery and the church of St. Dominic, a man from Kastela found a letter. It wasn’t just any letter, but a letter dated in 1960, addressed to a certain Biserka Boric, who apparently lived at Radnicka ulica 11 in Split. The Split woman perhaps never received the letter, and in what some would say is perhaps naive hope, everyone involved is now hoping that it can finally be given to her.
The letter had been opened, meaning that it has been read, but it’s difficult to know when it was opened and who it was opened by, and according to the content we can quite safely assume that it has no special material value.
Although we can’t possibly know what kind of life story is related to this letter addressed to Biserka Boric, whether it brings with it something beautiful or tragic, whether it causes emotions of love or anger in individuals, the letter obviously has a special emotional value, writes the local Kastela City Portal (Portal grada Kastela).
Whether the sender and recipient of this letter are still among us anymore, we also don’t know, but if they are or if any of their descendants are and the letter is of special importance, they can call 091 732 9236 to discuss matters further.
If the owner doesn’t respond, this letter will not be destroyed, but instead be kept preserved in a safe place as a kind of “monument” of that time, the relationship between people, but also the way of communication that has almost been entirely forgotten in the modern age of instant messaging, email and social media.
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