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Vesna Krmpotić[pronunciation?] (17 June 1932 – 21
August 2018) was a
Croatian writer and translator. Born in Dubrovnik,
Krmpotić graduated from the University...
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Zlatko Krmpotić (Serbian Cyrillic: Златко Крмпотић; born 7
August 1958) is a
Serbian former player and manager.
Between 1977 and 1986,
Krmpotić spent nine...
- Neda
Krmpotić (Senj, 16
October 1921 – Zagreb, 22 June 1974) was a
Croatian and
Yugoslav journalist. She was a
contributor and
domestic politics editor...
- Kozić (born 1985),
Serbian tennis coach and
former tennis player Neda
Krmpotić (1921–1974),
Croatian and
Yugoslav journalist Neda Maghbouleh, American-born...
- club at USM Alger. On 9
February 2022, USM
Alger contracted with
Zlatko Krmpotić to be the new
coach and to be his ****istant
Jamil Benouahi. and with the...
- Džajić (1977–78)
Vladimir Petrović (1978–82) Miloš Šestić (1983–84)
Zlatko Krmpotić (1985) Boško
Gjurovski (1986–87)
Dragan Stojković (1987–90)
Stevan Stojanović...
- 1215–1945 (PDF) (2nd ed.). New York:
Joseph F. Wagner, Inc. pp. 207–208.
Krmpotic, M.D. (1908). "Dalmatia".
Catholic encyclopedia.
Retrieved March 25, 2008...
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national teams:
Slobodan Batričević Ifet Đakovac
Nikica Klinčarski
Zlatko Krmpotić Andrija Kaluđerović
Nenad Lukić Dušan Tadić
Nikola Žigić
Petar Ratkov Savo...
- Riediger. YUG: Stojanović, Vujkov, Hrstić, Zajec, Stojković, Bogdan,
Krmpotić, Klinčarski, Halilhodžić, Bošnjak (R.Savić),
Desnica (Slišković). YUG-GDR...
- as well
between Western and
Eastern Shtokavian. Mijo Lončarić and
Pavao Krmpotić concluded that the
Slovenian and
Kajkavian as
South Slavic dialects made...
