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Disappearance of Last Yugoslavia". Hadžišehović,
Munevera (2003). A
Muslim Woman in Tito's Yugoslavia.
Texas A&M
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Munevera Rahmanović
Hrbat Teaching staff 39
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students 306
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Modern Europe.
Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0197538807. Hadžišehović,
Munevera; Butler,
Thomas J.; Risaluddin, Saba (2003). A
Muslim Woman in Tito's Yugoslavia...
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family in Bijeljina,
Bosnia and Herzegovina. His
parents were
Sulejman and
Munevera. He had two brothers,
Osman and
Mehmedalija and one sister, Safija. At...
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Munevera; Hadžišehović,
Munevera (October 9, 2003). A
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Munevera;
William B.
Tomljanovich (July 1996). "The
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indication "visočka pečenica" was then put forward. Ganić, Amir; Begić,
Munevera; Patković, Emir; Čaušević, Amir; Krvavica, Marina; Brenjo,
Dragan (30 July...
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October 7, 1996. ISBN 9788670252837 – via
Google Books. Hadžišehović,
Munevera (October 7, 2003). A
Muslim Woman in Tito's Yugoslavia.
Texas A&M University...
