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Sandi Križman (Croatian pronunciation: [krîʒman]; born 17
August 1989) is a
Croatian footballer who
plays as a
forward for Žminj. Born in ****, he started...
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Tomislav Krizman (1882–1955), was a
Croatian painter,
graphic artist,
costume and set designer, teacher,
author and
organizer of
cultural events. He painted...
- Lučka
Križman (1952 – 2020) was a
Slovenian former badminton player who
represented Yugoslavia in the 1970s. She won Yugoslavia's
first medal in badminton...
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Serge Krizman (July 8, 1914 –
October 24, 2008) was an
American actor, art
director and
production designer. He was
nominated for two
Primetime Emmy Awards...
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Armistice Convention with Austria-Hungary
Krizman,
Bogdan (1970). "The
Belgrade Armistice of 13
November 1918". The Slavonic...
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December 12, 1929 "SAG
History – SAG-AFTRA". www.sagaftra.org. Greg
Krizman, webpage: "Hollywood
Remembers the Blacklist",
Screen Actor,
January 1998...
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Retrieved 2
September 2017.
Georg Lepre, Himmler's
Bosnian Division, p. 17.
Krizman 1980, pp. 47–49. Pyle,
Christopher H. (2001). Extradition, Politics, and...
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Archived from the
original on 8
March 2008.
Retrieved 4
December 2009. B.
Krizman, NDH između
Hitlera i
Mussolinija (Independent
State of
Croatia between...
- 2021" (XLS).
National Institute of Statistics.
Radoslav Katičić; Mate
Križman (1976).
Ancient Languages of the Balkans, Part One. Mouton. p. 149. "Po****ția...
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pokreta (in Croatian).
Matica hrvatska.
Krizman,
Bogdan (1983). Ustaše i Treći
Reich (in Croatian). Globus.
Krizman,
Bogdan (1986). Pavelić
bjekstvu u (in...
