A Serbian VillageHarper & Row, 1967 - 358 pages |
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... Serbia , and in 1882 Serbia was officially proclaimed an inde- pendent kingdom . THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SERBIAN STATE AND ITS IMPACT ON THE PEASANTRY With the successful completion of the revolt against the Turks and the establishment ...
... Serbia , and in 1882 Serbia was officially proclaimed an inde- pendent kingdom . THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SERBIAN STATE AND ITS IMPACT ON THE PEASANTRY With the successful completion of the revolt against the Turks and the establishment ...
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... Serbia it does not follow that they similarly conceive of Serbia as a part of Yugoslavia . Yugoslavia is a political creation of the First World War , compounded of two small independent states , Serbia and Montenegro , and parts of the ...
... Serbia it does not follow that they similarly conceive of Serbia as a part of Yugoslavia . Yugoslavia is a political creation of the First World War , compounded of two small independent states , Serbia and Montenegro , and parts of the ...
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... Serbia at the Time of the First Revolt ) , in Srpsko Geografsko Društvo , special publication No. 32. Belgrade , 1954. Pages 36-52 . " Sur la composition ethnique de la population de Šumadija , ” in Comptes rendus de III Congrès des ...
... Serbia at the Time of the First Revolt ) , in Srpsko Geografsko Društvo , special publication No. 32. Belgrade , 1954. Pages 36-52 . " Sur la composition ethnique de la population de Šumadija , ” in Comptes rendus de III Congrès des ...
Contents
The Setting | 1 |
FIGURES | 17 |
Serbia and Orašac in the Nineteenth Century | 21 |
Copyright | |
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