- City', also used in Latin), Latin: Posonium, Romanian: Pojon, Croatian:
Požun. In
older do****ents,
confusion can be
caused by the
Latin forms Bratislavia...
-
Požun is a
settlement in Croatia, part of the town of
Ozalj in
Karlovac County.
Požun sits on the left bank of the Kupa,
opposite Ozalj Castle.
Požun...
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Katja Požun (born 7
April 1993) is a
Slovenian former ski jumper.
Požun made her
World Cup
debut on 3
December 2011 in Lillehammer, Norway. She reached...
- team has been
managed by a
total of
twelve head coaches. Tone Tiselj, Miro
Požun and
Slavko Ivezič are the only
coaches with more than one spell. "Večna...
-
summoned Hungarian parliament in
Požun in
October 1687 in
order to tie
Hungary closer to his throne. The Diet of
Požun recognised Habsburg rulers as legitimate...
- po****tion 81
Polje Ozaljsko, po****tion 267 Popovići Žumberački, po****tion 0
Požun, po****tion 35 Radatovići, po****tion 22
Radina Vas, po****tion 7 Rajakovići...
- the 17th century.
There has also been a
historic minority in
Bratislava (
Požun),
where many
Habsburg Serbs studied. The
number of
Slovaks of Serb descent...
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Katja Nyberg (born 1979), (naturalized)
Norwegian handball player Katja Požun (born 1993),
Slovenian ski
jumper Katja Rajaniemi,
Finnish ski-orienteering...
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educated in
Serbian in Čerević, and in
German in Petrovaradin,
Szeged and
Pozun. In 1863
Jovan Grčić
began his
brief but
sensational career as a
lyric poet...
- Slovenian). Državna
volilna komisija. 2000-10-15.
Retrieved 2008-11-27.
Požun,
Brian J. (2004-05-15). "Slovenia News Bulletin: New party,
Active Slovenia...
