- (Мангуп),
written by
Rajko Dujmić and
Stevo Cvikić, and
performed by
Srebrna krila. The
Yugoslav parti****ting broadcaster,
Jugoslavenska radiotelevizija (JRT)...
-
Krila Armije (Wings of the Army) was
published by the
Yugoslav Air
Force (Ratno
Vazduhoplovstvo i Protivvazdušna
Odbrana - (RV i PVO).
First published...
- FK JRV Naša
krila (Serbian Cyrillic: Наша крила; lit. "Our Wings";
commonly referred to as Naša
krila Zemun or just Naša
Krila) was a short-lived Yugoslav...
- The
Wings of
Storm (Croatian:
Krila Oluje) is the
Croatian Air
Force aerobatic display team. Its task is the
presentation of the skill, discipline, and...
- voice. In the 1970s, he was the
vocalist of the po****r pop band,
Srebrna Krila.
After leaving the band, he
continued with a solo career. In 1984, together...
- Record).
Retrieved 2025-01-24 – via YouTube. O, S. J. , T. "Kobajaši
dobil krila:
pristal pri 291 metrih!". rtvslo.si (in Slovenian).
Retrieved 2025-01-24...
- 2004 to
compete in the
final on 14
March 2004. In the final, "Daješ mi
krila"
performed by Ivan Mikulić was
selected as the
winner following a regional...
- Brzi vlak u
nogama 1987 - Gore
iznad oblaka 1988 -
Stvari lagane 1989 -
Krila leptira 1990 -
Opusti se i uživaj 1992 -
Vozio sam
cijelu noć 1996 - Ruže...
-
Garden Hot Eyes
Gerard Joling Jump the Gun
Tommy Körberg
Karoline Krüger Gérard
Lenorman MFÖ
Reynaert Srebrna krila Wilfried Withdrawn Yiannis Dimitrou...
-
retirement from
professional football, but
later joined lower league club
Krila Krajine. OFK Bačka
Vojvodina League West: 2012–13
Serbian League Vojvodina:...
