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Prusac (Прусац) is a
village in
Bosnia and
Herzegovina in the
Central Bosnia Canton of the
Federation of
Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is one of the oldest...
- Lola
Prusac (18
January 1895 – 29
October 1985) was a Polish-born
French fashion designer noted for her
inventive and
original way of dressing, who worked...
- (Bithynia),
ancient city of
Anatolia Prusias ad Mare,
ancient city of
Anatolia Prusac, a
village in
Bosnia and
Herzegovina Prusak, a
village in Łódź Voivodeship...
- traditional,
religious and
cultural event in Europe. It is
located near
Prusac,
Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was
named after Ajvaz-dedo (Grandfather Ajvaz)...
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Orahovljani Petkovići Piljužići Pobrđani Ponjavići
Potkraj Pribraća
Prisika Prusac Rasavci Rastičevo
Rudina Ruska Pilana Sandžak
Semin Silajdževina Slatina...
- parents. His
father hails from
Bosanski Petrovac, and his
mother hails from
Prusac near
Donji Vakuf. He rose
through the
ranks of his home-town club MRK Kozala...
- pilgrimage.
Another Bosnian Muslim place of
pilgrimage is
Ajvatovica near
Prusac in
central Bosnia and Herzegovina,
which is the
largest Islamic traditional...
- "Byzantine Iconoclasm:
Ideology and
Quest for Power". In Kolrud, Kristine;
Prusac, M. (eds.).
Iconoclasm from
antiquity to modernity. Burlington, VT: Ashgate...
- luxury". The
designers throughout the company's
history have
included Lola
Prusac,
Jacques Delahaye,
Catherine de Karolyi,
Monsieur Levaillant,
Nicole de...
- "Byzantine Iconoclasm:
Ideology and
Quest for Power". In: Eds. K.
Kolrud and M.
Prusac,
Iconoclasm from
Antiquity to Modernity,
Ashgate Publishing Ltd: Farnham...
