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Manjača (Serbian Cyrillic: Мањача) is a name of a
mountain located 22 km
south of the city
Banja Luka, in
northern part of
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its...
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Manjača was a
concentration camp
which was
located on
mount Manjača near the city of
Banja Luka in
northern Bosnia and
Herzegovina during the Bosnian...
- Hibiscus, Sida, Nicotiana, Hermannia, and
Triumfetta species.
Subspecies manjaca has been
reported on
Triumfetta rhomboidea,
Triumfetta annua, Triumfetta...
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potpore izvršio
bojevo gađanje iz
tenka M60A3 na
glavnom poligonu obuke "
Manjača"". os.mod.gov.ba.
Retrieved 2023-03-07. The
International Institute for...
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captured and
transported to
camps such as Omarska, Trnopolje, Keraterm,
Manjača,
where they
endured months of
inhumane treatment and torture. A significant...
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description of 1833.
Doubleday (1848)
treats manjaca as a good
species (1848) but
Guerin (1849)
places manjaca in
synonymy with
serena Fabricius,
which was...
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looted by SAO
Krajina forces. Most of the
defenders had been sent to the
Manjača concentration camp and a
prison camp in Glina.
Hrvatska Kostajnica would...
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Serbian women of
villages in the area of Zmijanje [bs] on
mountain Manjača, near
Banja Luka in
Bosnia and Herzegovina. In 2014 it was
included in...
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Agreement Establishment of
Bosnia and
Herzegovina Internment camps Silos Manjača Liplje Luka
Vilina Vlas
Omarska Keraterm Trnopolje Sušica Čelebići Musala...
- society”. Uroš Drenović was born in 1911 in Sitnica, Ribnik, near
Mount Manjača in the
Condominium of
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Austria-Hungary. He attended...
