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Španac (eng: The Spaniard) may
refer to:
Nickname of the
Yugoslav volunteers in the
Spanish Civil War (1936–1939):
Milan Blagojević
Španac, (1905–1941)...
- Cyrillic: Живорад „Жикица" Јовановић; 17
March 1914 – 13
March 1942),
nicknamed Španac (Шпанац, "The Spaniard") was a
Yugoslav partisan, Spanish-trained commando...
- Милан Благојевић; 14
October 1905 – 28/29
October 1941),
better known as
Španac (Serbian Cyrillic: Шпанац; transl. The Spaniard) was a
Yugoslav partisan...
- near Krupanj, when a
group of
Yugoslav Partisans led by Žikica Jovanović
Španac killed two
gendarmes who were
enforcing a ban on
political rallies after...
- (1906–1974)
Fadil Jahić
Španac [sr] (1910–1942) Rudi Janhuba [sl] (1914–1976)
Janko Jovanović [sr] (1901–1939) Žikica Jovanović
Španac (1914–1942)
Juraj Kalc [sr]...
- Fighter's Day – a
public holiday in the SFR Yugoslavia. One Žikica Jovanović
Španac shot the
first bullet of the
campaign on 7 July in the Bela
Crkva incident...
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nicknamed Španac (lit. "Spaniard", pla**** by
Mustafa Nadarević) and a
former Royal Army
officer Miloš Radekić (pla**** by
Branislav Lečić).
Španac sees Radekić...
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Franjo Kluz, Ivan Marković Irac,
Stipe Đerek,
Karlo Batko, Ante Šarić "Rade
Španac" and others. From the very
beginning of the
uprising against the Axis, many...
- Fireman") B. Đorđević M. Aleksić 3:42 9. "Žikica Jovanović
Španac" ("Žikica Jovanović
Španac") B. Đorđević V. Božinović 3:37 10. "Crna Gora, Bar" (Montenegro...
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Alvah Bessie Norman Bethune Len
Beurton Geoffrey Bing
Milan Blagojević
Španac Joseph Boczov Petre Borilă
Herman Bottcher John
Edward Boulting Willy Brandt...
