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Bijele Strijele (trans. The
White Arrows) were a
Yugoslav rock band
formed in
Zagreb in 1961. They were one of the
pioneers of the
Yugoslav rock scene...
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Bijele Vode,
which translates as
White Waters from Serbo-Croatian, may
refer to:
Bijele Vode, Croatia, a
village near Glina,
Croatia Bijele Vode (Kakanj)...
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Vitosha Golyamata Gramada ('Big Pile'),
Vitosha Pobiti Kamani Paklenica Bijele stijene (White Rocks) and
Samarske stijene (Samar Rocks),
Velika Kapela...
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Bijele Zemlje (Italian:
Terre Bianche) is a
village in the muni****lity of Grožnjan-Grisignana in Istria, Croatia.
According to the 2021 census, its po****tion...
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depicted negative aspects of
Yugoslav socialism. The 1960s
bands like
Bijele Strijele, Iskre, Roboti, Siluete,
Crveni Koralji, Elipse,
Zlatni Dečaci...
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Bijele Vode is a
village in
central Croatia, in the muni****lity of Glina, Sisak-Moslavina County.
Bijele Vode is
located at 328
meters above sea level...
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consisted of
following 10 settlements:
Antonci - Antonzi, po****tion 49
Bijele Zemlje -
Terre Bianche, po****tion 70 Grožnjan - Grisignana, po****tion...
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Bijele sige, also
known as
Bjele sige jama and Jama
bijele sige,: 328 is a 27 m deep pit cave with
horizontal extensions on the
Medvednica m****if.: 24 ...
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Bijele Vode (Cyrillic: Бијеле Воде) is a
village in the City of Zenica,
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
According to the 2013 census, its po****tion was nil, down...
- as
Bruno Brookes would chirrup cheerfully." In 1962,
Yugoslav rock band
Bijele Strijele included a Serbo-Croatian
cover of the song on
their EP Svi trče...
