- The
Kordun (Croatian pronunciation: [
kǒrduːn])
region is a part of
central Croatia from the
bottom of the
Petrova Gora (Peter's mountain)
mountain range...
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geographical border of the
region towards the west and the
neighboring region of
Kordun. The area of
Banovina is
today administratively almost entirely located...
- The
monument to the
uprising of the
people of
Kordun and
Banija (Croatian:
Spomenik ustanku naroda Banije i Korduna), also
known simply as the Petrova...
- the town of
Cavtat up to the
Prevlaka peninsula near
Montenegro border.
Kordun is a
region in
central Croatia,
situated between Lika and Banovina. Lika...
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Dalmatian hinterland around the city of Knin, as well as in
parts of the Lika,
Kordun, and
Banovina regions, and
settlements in
eastern Croatia with significant...
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characteristic for the
regions of the
Dalmatian hinterland, Velebit, Lika,
Kordun, and Karlovac. As
described in The
Harvard Dictionary of Music: "The ojkanje...
- Hum is a
mountain in Croatia, an
isolated cone-shaped
mountain with a
height of 863
metres (2,831 ft),
located north of Plaški. Nežić,
Petar (1987). "Položaj...
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Defence of the APZB (NOZB) Army of
Serbian Krajina 15th Lika
Corps 21st
Kordun Corps Army of the
Republic of
Bosnia and
Herzegovina 5th
Corps 505th Bužim...
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Petrova Gora (Croatian: Peter's Hill) is a
mountain in the
Kordun region of
central Croatia. It is
administratively part of the
Karlovac County and the...
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achieving a breakthrough,
while 21st
Kordun Corps of ARSK
subsequently surrendered. Upon surrendering,
commander of 21st
Kordun Corps, Čedomir Bulat, Stipetić''s...
