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Sinobad (Serbian Cyrillic: Синобад) was a Serb
family of
Kninska Krajina ("Knin Krajina"), part of the so-called "Morlachs", a
community in the Dalmatian...
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katakombe ispod crkve i manastira.
Sinobad 2021, p. 151, 160–164.
Sinobad 2021, p. 151, 164–177.
Sinobad 2021, p. 156, 158.
Sinobad 2021, p. 162. "Manastir Krka"...
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Dwellings in 2021. Zagreb:
Croatian Bureau of Statistics. 2022.
Marko Sinobad (January 2011). "Istorija
otonskog kraja" (html) (in Serbian). tromedja...
- pomirenje. p. 91–102. ISBN 978-86-86601-05-6.
Retrieved 11
February 2025.
Sinobad,
Marko (2021). "Manastir Krka: arheološki lokalitet,
postanak i prostorno-historijski...
- Kovač
Vlado Dobec Mirko Knežević Olga Miličić-Arslanagić Mato
Grbac Mirko Sinobad Stanko Stojčević
Member ex
officio as
President of the
Presidency of the...
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Federal Executive Council), Olga Miličić-Arslanagić, Mato Grbac,
Mirko Sinobad Stanko Stojčević was the
member ex
officio as
president of the
League of...
- Janković (1636–1687),
Morlach leader Stanislav Sočivica,
Venetian rebel Sinobad Cvijan Šarić
Petronije Selaković Bajo
Pivljanin Grujica Žeravica Vukosav...
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became settled by 15 new
families who had a
dispute with
serdar Jovan Sinobad (cousin of
local Turk
named Modre). In 1704 the
Serbian Orthodox Church...
- 1952-1965.
Martinus Nijhoff Publishers. pp. 56–57. ISBN 978-90-04-25114-4.
Sinobad, Zoran, compiler, ****anese
Motion Pictures in the
Library of
Congress Part...
- (1636–1687),
Morlach leader Janko Mitrović
Stanislav Sočivica,
Venetian rebel Sinobad Cvijan Šarić
Petronije Selaković Bajo
Pivljanin Grujica Žeravica Ilija...
