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Manojlo Grčić (Serbian: Манојло Грчић) is a
legendary hero in
Serbian epic poetry. He was of Gr**** origin,
which is also
emphasized by the
etymology of...
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Serbian territory. However, the Army of
Republika Srpska chief of staff,
Manojlo Milovanović,
demanded that the
United Nations condemn the
Muslim offensive...
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Emanuil Manojlo Antonović also
spelled Emanuel Antonovich (Serbian Cyrillic: Емануил Манојло Антоновић; Orlovat, c. 1785 – Timișoara,
Habsburg monarchy...
- Mane Bajić (Serbian Cyrillic: Мане Бајић; 7
December 1941 – 6
March 1994) was a
Serbian footballer who pla**** as a midfielder. Bajić
experienced his football...
- 1998,
published by a
group of
journalists from Blic
daily who, led by
Manojlo Vukotić, left to form
their own newspaper. Initially,
their new
paper carried...
- "Crni" 1942 1945 14
Salko Fejić 1945 1946 15
Vilko Šnatinger 1946 1947 16
Manojlo Ćabak 1947 1949 17
Mustafa Sefo 1949
March 1958 18 Vaso Gačić
August 1958...
- Veljković of
Bukovljana near
Kumanovo Đorđe Cvetković of Labuništa in
Drimkol Manojlo Anastasijević of
Elovec near
Tetovo Micko Kuzmanović of
Midinaca Milan...
- to have
certain jurisdictions over
church matters. Luka
Bogdan Voihna Manojlo Bogdan Todor Stefan Ratković (1457–59)
Grand Voivode (Велики Војвода/Veliki...
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Janko od
Kotara Jug
Bogdan Jugović
brothers Mali
Radojica Maksim Crnojević
Manojlo Grčić
Mihajlo Svilojević
Milan Toplica Miloš Obilić Miloš Vojinović Musa...
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Sultane Drvarević and had two children: a
daughter (Mana), and a son (
Manojlo). By 1836,
Mahmud Pasha Rotulla had
fallen in
disfavor with the High Porte...
