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Anastasia in Serbian, Macedonian, and Latvian. Its male
counterpart is
Anastasije' (Serbian: Анастасије). It may
refer to:
Saint Anastasija (fl. 1166–1196)...
- Serbian).
Retrieved 11
January 2023. M. Ć. (26
March 2019). "Novi
singl Anastasije Ražnatović
izazvao euforiju". Novosti.rs (in Serbian).
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eternal disgrace to our literature.") Deretić,
Jovan (1971). "STOJKOVIĆ,
Anastasije". In Krleža,
Miroslav (ed.).
Enciklopedija Jugoslavije. Vol. 8: Srbija-Ž...
- najmlađa
dobitnica nagrade za životno delo:
Progovorila o trudnoći ćerke
Anastasije". Nova.rs (in Serbian).
Retrieved 28
April 2023. Vasić, B. (19 May 2005)...
- Јовановића Vračar Pašino Brdo
Photographer Anastas Jovanović (1817–1899)
Anastasije Spasić Анастасије Спасић Čukarica
Stari Železnik
Philanthropist and humanitarian...
- Meneg****o Dinčić
Ludvik Kuba
Alphonse Mucha Adolf Kaufmann Anna
Lynke Anastasije Bocarić Špiro Bocarić In the
period that the
magazine was published, Austria-Hungary...
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thought is
comparable with that of his contemporaries,
Emanuilo Janković,
Anastasije Stojković,
Franz Aepinus and
Dositej Obradović, on
science and philosophy...
- of the revolution. A
group of 105
Serbs under the
Serbian phil****ene
Anastasije Dmitrijević
moved to
Greece with the
beginning of the
Revolution and parti****ted...
- Анастасијевић) is a
Serbian surname, a
patronymic derived from the
given name
Anastasije. It may
refer to: Miša Anastasijević (1803—1885), the
second richest man...
