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Emilijan Josimović (Moldova Nouă, Caraș-Severin County, then part of
Austrian Empire, 1823 – Sokobanja, 25 May 1897) was a
Serbian urban planner who designed...
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Emiliyan Stanev (Bulgarian: Емилиян Станев) was the
pseudonym of
Nikola Stoyanov Stanev (Никола Стоянов Станев, 28
February 1907 – 15
March 1979), a 20th-century...
- Jankovič
Gunther Schuller Zdenko Škreb
Stefana Stoykova C. A.
Trypanis 1984:
Emilijan Cevc
Konstantinos Dimaras Karel Horálek György Konrád
Constantin Lucaci...
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original on 4
October 2022.
Retrieved 3
October 2020. Rajhman, Jože, &
Emilijan Cevc. 1990. Tomaž Hren.
Enciklopedija Slovenije, vol. 4, pp. 50–51. Ljubljana:...
- (1664-1671) (in Croatian). Zagreb:
Tisak Jugoslovenske štampe. Lilek,
Emilijan (1928).
Charakteristik der
kroatischen Verschwörer
Petar Zrinski, Fr. Frankopan...
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Backs 13 Uroš Borzaš 18
Filip Kuzmanovski (c) 20
Ilija Abutović 34
Emilijan Gjorgovski Central Backs 09
Domen Tajnik 77 Alem Hadžić 88
Pavle Atanasijevikj...
- the Pejačević-Kulmer
Palace Ivan
Emilijan owned in 1803–1807.
Ferdinand Kulmer (1776–1816), a son of Ivan
Emilijan served in the 2nd Ban's
Frontier Regiment...
- in the
Belgrade example,
meticulously followed the
route of the "moat".
Emilijan Josimović's town
reconstruction project from 1867
implemented that concept...
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independence dates from this event. In the
following years,
urban planner Emilijan Josimović had a
significant influence on Belgrade. He
conceptualised a...
- Jankovič
Gunther Schuller Zdenko Škreb
Stefana Stoykova C. A.
Trypanis 1984:
Emilijan Cevc
Konstantinos Dimaras Karel Horálek György Konrád
Constantin Lucaci...
