- Alen
Škoro (born 1981),
Bosnian footballer Jovica Škoro (born 1947),
Serbian footballer Haris Škoro (born 1962),
Bosnian footballer Miroslav Škoro (born...
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Miroslav Škoro (pronounced [mîroslaʋ ʃkǒːro]; born 29 July 1962) is a
Croatian politician, musician, TV host and
former diplomat. He is the
founder and...
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Movement (Croatian:
Domovinski pokret; abbr. DP),
previously known as
Miroslav Škoro Homeland Movement (Croatian:
Domovinski pokret Miroslava Škore; abbr. DPMŠ)...
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Haris Škoro (born
September 2, 1962) is a
Bosnian former footballer who
represented Yugoslavia at
international level. He
started playing football at...
- Alen
Škoro (born 30
March 1981) is a
Bosnian football manager and
former professional player. At
international level, he made four
appearances for the...
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Jovica Škoro (Serbian Cyrillic: Јовица Шкоро; born 12
December 1947) is a
Serbian former football manager and player.
After playing one
season for Bečej...
- It
Rains in My
Village (Serbo-Croatian: Biće
skoro propast sveta, lit. 'The End of the
World Is Nigh') is a 1968
Yugoslav film by
Serbian director Aleksandar...
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Skoro na mizině (Almost broke),
stylised as
sKORO NA mizině to
emphasize the word "corona", is a web
comedy series by Mír
Theater from 2020. Main roles...
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Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, who
received 26.65% of the vote, and by
Miroslav Škoro, who
acquired 24.45% of the vote. As no
candidate managed to
reach the required...
- Korać, a Mostar–born Blanki's
childhood crush and
eventually her
husband Škoro "Ignjo" Ignjatić, Danijel's
friend and Nina's
husband Miloš Ranković, Riki's...
