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Aleksandar Bugarski (1835–1891) was a
Serbian architect who
combined the new with the old
styles giving the city a
distinct feature of its own. Aleksandar...
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Vesna Bugarski (2 May 1930 – 22
August 1992) was a
Bosnian architect. She was
Bosnia and Herzegovina's
first ever
female architect.
Bugarski was born in...
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Ranko Bugarski (Serbian Cyrillic: Ранко Бугарски) is a
Serbian linguist,
academic and author. He was born on 1
January 1933 in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, where...
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Montenegrin and
Serbian Cyrillic: бугарски воз, romanized:
bugarski voz; Croatian:
bugarski vlak), in
Bulgaria known as
Indian string (Bulgarian: индианска...
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representatives of the
Croatian minority in Serbia.
Serbian linguist Ranko Bugarski called this
opinion "absurd" and "legacy of the 19th
century linguistics"...
- Сръбско-българска война, Srăbsko-bălgarska voyna, Serbian: Српско-бугарски рат, Srpsko-
bugarski rat) was a war
between the
Kingdom of
Serbia and Prin****lity of Bulgaria...
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Ullmann Gyula (1868)
House of Vuk's
Foundation in
Belgrade by
Aleksandar Bugarski (1879)
Iodine Spa in Novi Sad (1897)
Subotica Synagogue by
Marcell Komor...
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original on 11
December 2019.
Retrieved 18
March 2020.
Ranko Bugarski,
Celia Hawkesworth as editors,
Language in the
Former Yugoslav Lands, Slavica...
- "south Serbian" dialects. Some
local naming conventions included bolgárski,
bugárski and so forth. The
codifiers of the
standard Bulgarian language, however...
- I am
sending you. They call
their own Macedono-Bulgarian
dialect the "
Bugarski language",
while the rest of the
Bulgarian dialects they
refer to as the...
