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81 East Croatia
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82 Eastern Croatia
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83 educational system of chemistry in Croatia
nastava kemije u HrvatskojEnglish-Croatian dictionary > educational system of chemistry in Croatia
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84 endemic plants of Croatia
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85 established outside the Community or Croatia respe
s poslovnim nastanom izvan Zajednice odnosno HrvatEnglish-Croatian dictionary > established outside the Community or Croatia respe
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86 fortified churches in Dalmatia-South Croatia
crkve-tvrđave u DalmacijiEnglish-Croatian dictionary > fortified churches in Dalmatia-South Croatia
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87 founding the colleges in Croatia
osnutak uÄiliÅ¡ta u HrvatskojEnglish-Croatian dictionary > founding the colleges in Croatia
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88 geothermal reservoirs in Croatia
geotermijska ležišta u HrvatskojEnglish-Croatian dictionary > geothermal reservoirs in Croatia
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89 glagolitism and glagolism in Croatia
glagoljaštvo i glagolizam u HrvataEnglish-Croatian dictionary > glagolitism and glagolism in Croatia
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90 goods originating in Croatia
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91 Government of Croatia
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92 Government of Republic of Croatia
Vlada Republike HrvatskeEnglish-Croatian dictionary > Government of Republic of Croatia
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93 Government of the Republic of Croatia
Vlada Republike HrvatskeEnglish-Croatian dictionary > Government of the Republic of Croatia
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94 Hungarian-Croatia
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95 Hydrographic Institute of the Republic of Croatia
Hrvatski hidrografski institutEnglish-Croatian dictionary > Hydrographic Institute of the Republic of Croatia
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96 I am from Croatia
ja sam iz Hrvatske -
97 I love Croatia
volim Hrvatsku -
98 I'm living in Croatia
ja živim u Hrvatskoj -
99 Independent State of Croatia
Nezavisna Država Hrvatska -
100 informations about Croatia
informiranost o Hrvatskoj
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Croatia — Croatia was created by the Germans and the Italians on 10 April 1941, from the dismembered Yugoslavia. The new state, which was under the influence of Germany, installed Ante Pavelic, the leader of the anti Semitic and pro Nazi Ustasa, as its… … Historical dictionary of the Holocaust
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Croatia — from Mod.L. Croatia, from Croatian Hrvatska, probably related to Rus. khrebet mountain chain (Cf. CRAVAT (Cf. cravat)) … Etymology dictionary
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Croatia — (izg. kroácia) ž DEFINICIJA 1. latinsko ime za Hrvatsku 2. pov. uža Hrvatska (bez Slavonije i Dalmacije) ETIMOLOGIJA srlat … Hrvatski jezični portal
Croatia — [krō ā′shə] country in SE Europe: at one time part of Austria Hungary, it was a constituent republic of Yugoslavia (1946 91): 21,829 sq mi (56,538 sq km); pop. 4,784,000; cap. Zagreb … English World dictionary
Croatia — … Wikipedia
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