Notable dishes in the state include Sarawak laksa, kolo mee, and ayam pansuh. Some of Serbian traditional dance kolo originated from Kosovo. A well-known dance of this region is the round dance (Croatian "kolo"). It was first published in 1902 in the Serbian literary journal "Kolo". In December 1939 around 100 Jews were shot by Wehrmacht soldiers and gendarmes at Kolo. Various types of kolo circular dance are also encountered throughout Croatia. Mungomi wa Kolo is the local title for the site known as Kolo 1. The Ethiopians had managed to create a break in the Italian line around Addi Kolo. KOLO and KTVN swapped affiliations in 1972. In 1842 they started publishing their own literary newspaper named "Kolo". The traditional dance is the circle dance, called "kolo". Snacks, such as popcorn or toasted barley (or "kolo"), are often served with the coffee. The beats are usually fast and accompanied by "kolo". He reads the "Journal of Kolo" to understand and learn this language. Many variations of "kolo" are normally performed at weddings, social, cultural, and religious ceremonies.