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Josip Mihalović (Hungarian:
Mihalovics József; 16
January 1814 – 19
February 1891) was a Croatian-Hungarian
Cardinal of the
Catholic Church and Archbishop...
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Antun Mihalović (17 July 1868 – 21
September 1949) was a
Croatian politician. He
served as ban of
Croatia from 29 June 1917
until 20
January 1919. He...
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peace note to the
American government while the Ban of Croatia,
Antun Mihalović,
reported to the
Emperor and was
dismissed with the
instruction "Do as...
- (1910–1912)
Slavko Cuvaj, Ban (1912–1913) Ivan Skerlecz, Ban (1913–1917)
Antun Mihalović, Ban (1917–1919) Free
State of
Fiume –
Riccardo Zanella,
President (1921–1922)...
- Dr. Péter
Mihalovics (born 8
August 1983) is a
Hungarian politician,
member of the
National ****embly (MP) from
Fidesz Veszprém
County Regional List between...
- 1891/1058-1243.24.1.8. PMC 4720857. PMID 26937157.
Coley SL,
Zapata JY,
Schwei RJ,
Mihalovic GE,
Matabele MN,
Jacobs EA,
Anderson CK (2018). "More Than a "Number":...
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inventor of the
setting machine Luka Čilić,
Croatian writer Ivan
Mihalović,
Croatian linguist Dinko Šokčević,
Croatian historian Franciscan Monastery...
- L****mir
Travica (born 1954),
volleyball coach and
former player.
Antun Mihalović (1868–1949), politician. Ödön
Mihalovich (1842–1929),
composer and music...
- school. In 2005, prin****l
Scott Mihalovic won the La
Crosse Tribune Person of the Year
award stating, "Scott
Mihalovic, who as prin****l at
Logan High...
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Ivanska 1913 – 1917:
Baron Ivan
Skerlecz de
Lomnica 1917 – 1918:
Antun pl.
Mihalović The
supreme court of the
Kingdom of
Croatia and
Slavonia was the Table...
