- Zagreb, Croatia. It
competes in the
Croatian First Basketball League. KS
Martinovka (1937–1945)
Element (1945)
Jedinstvo (1946–1952)
Monter (1952–1953) Montažno...
- Mihanović,
Bartol Kašić, Horvati-Srednjaci, Knežija,
Trnjanska Savica,
Martinovka, Poljane, Miramare, Cvjetnica,
Marin Držić, Trnje,
Cvjetno naselje, Veslačko...
- a district,
Trnje has an
elected council.
Cvjetno naselje Kanal Kruge Martinovka Savica Sigečica
Vrbik Zavrtnica "Po****tion by Age and ****, by Districts...
- cycling. At
first they used
grounds in Zagreb's
neighbourhoods of Tuškanac,
Martinovka,
Kanal and Maksimir,
until they
built their own
stadium at Koturaška street...
- Croatia. FER owns four
buildings situated in the
Zagreb neighbourhood of
Martinovka, Trnje. The
total area of the site is 43,308 m2 (466,160 sq ft). As of...
- and
mostly Antes of
Penkovka and Ipotesti–Candesti
culture with some
Martinovka culture artifacts.
According to M. Guštin and L. Bekić,
radiocarbon dating...
-
group of
Slavs (Antes) of the Prague-Penkovka
culture with
artifacts of
Martinovka culture from
Ukraine (found in
Dalmatian and
Pannonian part of Croatia)...
- At
first the club used
grounds in Zagreb's
neighbourhoods of Tuškanac,
Martinovka and Kanal,
until they
built their permanent ground Stadion Koturaška,...
- Mihanović,
Bartol Kašić, Horvati-Srednjaci, Knežija,
Trnjanska Savica,
Martinovka, Poljane, Miramare, Cvjetnica,
Marin Držić, Trnje,
Cvjetno naselje, Veslačko...
-
avenue in Zagreb, Croatia.
Going north-south, the
avenue connects the
Martinovka neighborhood near
downtown and
Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall in the...
