- Momčilo
Đujić (Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: Момчилo Ђујић,
pronounced [mǒmtʃiːlo dʑûːjitɕ]; 27
February 1907 – 11
September 1999) was a
Serbian Orthodox priest...
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Dujic may
refer to:
Dujić (pronounced [dûːjitɕ]), a
South Slavic surname Đujić (pronounced [dʑûːjitɕ]), a
South Slavic surname This
disambiguation page...
- 1942 with ****istance from
Ilija Trifunović-Birčanin and
headed by Momčilo
Đujić, the
division incorporated commanders in
Bosnia and Herzegovina, northern...
- Croatia.
Đujić used
these events as a way of
justifying the
allegiance and when
ordered by Mihailović in
February 1943 to
break this allegiance,
Đujić refused...
- Obad A,
Ivancev V,
Breskovic T,
Diedrich A,
Joyner MJ, Luft FC,
Jordan J,
Dujic Z (2009). "Cardiovascular
regulation during apnea in
elite divers". Hypertension...
- 1968) 1907 –
Mildred Bailey,
American singer (d. 1951) 1907 – Momčilo
Đujić, Serbian-American
priest and
commander (d. 1999) 1910 – Joan Bennett, American...
-
Cecilia Dujić (born 6
December 1987) is a
retired Croatian female volleyball player. She was part of the
Croatia women's
national volleyball team. She...
- Red Bull Arena, Harrison, New
Jersey Attendance: 20,936 Referee:
Filip Dujic New York Red
Bulls won the
series 2–0.
October 28 6:45 PM EDT TQL Stadium...
-
force of
Chetniks fought, as 13,000 of the
irregular troops under Momčilo
Đujić surrendered to the New
Zealand forces under Lieutenant General Sir Bernard...
- has
tattoos of
World War II
Chetnik leaders Nikola Kalabić and Momčilo
Đujić on his stomach, and Draža Mihailović and
Brane Bogunović on his back. In...
