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Josip Smodlaka (Croatian pronunciation: [jǒsip
smǒdlaka]; 9
November 1869 – 31 May 1956) was an Austrian,
Yugoslav and
Croatian politician who served...
- Mile
Smodlaka (born 1
January 1976) is a
Croatian former professional water polo
player and
coach who
competed in the 2000, 2004 and the 2008
Summer Olympics...
- Hvar Rebellion. It is
based on "Slobodarka", a 1908 song
written by
Josip Smodlaka. The song
first appeared on the
island of Hvar in 1922.
During World War...
- "z one ban(d)e mora" (from the
other side of the sea). In 1904,
Josip Smodlaka recorded a
testimony su z'
Dalmacije pur naši
stari (from
Dalmatia are...
- Griechisch. Ed. &
expanded by Ivo Hajnal. 2006.
online here and here.
Smodlaka Vitas,
Sanja (7
January 2019). "Indoeuropsko naslijeđe u
mikenskoj pomorskoj...
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revolutionary Mile Savković (born 1992),
Serbian football player Mile
Smodlaka (born 1976),
Croatian water polo
player and
coach Mile Starčević (1862–1917)...
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Split In
office 1907–1910
Preceded by
District created Succeeded by
Josip Smodlaka Personal details Born Vranjic,
Kingdom of Dalmatia,
Austrian Empire Died...
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geographical and
transport distance of the
villages from the sea.
Josip Smodlaka noted that
during his
visit in the
early 20th
century the
residents of...
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created a
third version on
behalf of a
Belgrade physician named Darinka Smodlaka, who
requested that the
figure of Monasterlija's wife bear her likeness...
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Zoran Mamić,
boxer Stipe Drviš,
active water polo
players Teo Đogaš, Mile
Smodlaka, and
Josip Pavić, and
active handballers Ivano Balić,
Petar Metličić, and...
