-
Antonio Djakovic (born 8
October 2002) is a
Swiss freestyle swimmer. He
competed at the 2020
Summer Olympic Games in
Tokyo and the 2024
Summer Olympic...
- Đuro Đaković (30
November 1886 – 25
April 1929) was a
Yugoslav metal worker,
communist and revolutionary. Đaković was the
organizational secretary of the...
- 996424V. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0096424. PMC 4005592. PMID 24789039.
Djakovic, I.; Roussel, M.; Soressi, M. (2024). "Stone
Tools in
Shifting Sands: Past...
- Đaković (Cyrillic: Ђаковић; also
transliterated Djaković) is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Dario Đaković (born 1987),
Austrian footballer...
-
Company to Help
Repair Ukraine's Soviet-Era Tanks".
Balkan Insight. "Djuro
Djakovic company from
Croatia proposes help to
repair Ukrainian Soviet-era tanks"...
- well as
license built p****enger railcars. In
November 2023, the
Djuro Djakovic Special Vehicle unit has
signed an
agreement with
Swiss company to manufacture...
- smaller. In
early 2024, up to 149 M-84AB
tanks were sent to the
Djuro Djakovic factory in
Croatia for
refurbishment and
repairs with the wide
belief among...
- PMID 10894691. Bobić B, Jevremović I, Marinković J, Sibalić D, Djurković-
Djaković O (September 1998). "Risk
factors for
Toxoplasma infection in a reproductive...
-
ScandJet was a
Swedish travel agency that
sells tickets to
Croatia and
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
During the
season of April–October
ScandJet offers direct...
- FAS.
Eduard Šoštarić (17
April 2007). "300
Million Dollar Deal for
Djuro Djakovic".
Nacional (w****ly).
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original on 17 July 2012. Retrieved...
