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Spiridon Gopčević (junior), pen name Leo
Brenner (Serbian Cyrillic: Спиридон Гопчевић; 9 July 1855 – 1928) was a Serbian-Austrian
astronomer and historian...
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Travel Sketches with
Notes about Traditional Customs of the East]
Spiridon Gopčević (1890):
Stara Srbija i Makedonija. Moj
putni izveštaj [Old
Serbia and Macedonia...
- Aljoša Mačić
Djordjije Stanojević Alen Isljamović Dušan Matković
Marko Gopćević Draško Šekarić
Nedjo Baštrica
Dragoljub Ćetković Balša Nikolić Balša Vučković...
- location,
which is
noted in the book
Stara Srbija i
Makedonija –
Spiridion Gopčević. The
stories from the
local peasants and
badly damaged Cyrillic script...
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Zoran Gopčević (Serbian Cyrillic: Зоран Гопчевић; 29
January 1955 – 30
September 2000) was a
water polo player. As a
member of Yugoslavia's
water polo...
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Spiridione Gopcevich (Serbian:
Spiridon Gopčević, Cyrillic: Спиридон Гопчевић, 1815–1861) was a
shipowner from Trieste.
Gopchevich was of
Serbian origin...
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Universities Press, p. 64, OCLC 732882,
Vlajka me
Stefan Stres Balshën
Gopčević,
Spiridon (1914).
Geschichte von
Montenegro und
Albanien (in German). Gotha:...
- defined. The
opposite for
Albanophobia is Albanophilia. In 1889,
Spiridon Gopčević published an
ethnographic study titled Old
Serbia and
Macedonia that was...
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Serbian ones.
Prompted by the
publication of a
Serbian map by
Spiridon Gopčević claiming the
Slavs of
Macedonia as Serbs, a
version of a
Russian map, published...
- and Božidar Name: His name is
written in
Latin do****ents as
Coico Balsa.
Gopčević 1914, pp. 74-75: "in Misia" Noli 1947, p. 208
Scanderbeg had
three Balsha...
