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Korakas (Gr****: Κόρακας, "raven") can
refer to:
Korakas Peak, the
highest peak of
Mount Vardousia in
Central Greece Michail Korakas (1797–1884), Cretan...
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Aristotelis Korakas (Gr****: Αριστοτέλης Κόρακας) was a ****enic Army
officer who rose to the rank of
lieutenant general. Born in the
village of Pombia...
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Korak napred 2
koraka nazad (A Step
Forward 2
Steps Backwards) is a
various artists cover album,
featuring nine
Serbian bands performing cover versions...
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Beast Quest is a best-selling
British series of children's fantasy–adventure
novels produced by
Working Partners Ltd and
written by
several authors all...
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Michail Korakas (Gr****: Μιχαήλ Κόρακας, 1797–1882) was a
Cretan revolutionary, who pla**** a
major role in
successive Cretan revolts against the Ottoman...
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original on 23
February 2024.
Retrieved 28
February 2024.
Martina BE,
Koraka P,
Osterhaus AD (October 2009). "Dengue
virus pathogenesis: an integrated...
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Dobro je to (2009)
Zdravo dušo (2011) No 4 (2013) Dva su
koraka (2015) "Dženan Lončarević
nakon saobraćajke u
Crnoj Gori
otkrio kako se...
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Korakas Alonissou Kyra Panagia, 39°20′N 24°04′E / 39.33°N 24.07°E / 39.33; 24...
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Mimas were
Melaena (present-day Karaburun),
Argennum (Çeşme) and
Coryceum (
Koraka Burnu, in the south).
Alexander the
Great sought to cut a
canal through...
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January 2025.
Retrieved 22
January 2025. "Protest "4000 nastavnika, 4000
koraka": Traži se
ostavka r****ra Madića".
Vreme (in Serbian). 18
January 2025...
