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Zlatica or Zla****a may
refer to:
Zlatica (river), or Aranca, a
river of
Romania and
Serbia Zla****a (river) [bg], a
river in Bulgaria,
discharging into...
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Zlatica Mijatović
Waldman (1
March 1922 – 15
February 2019) was a
Serbian gymnast. She
competed in the women's
artistic team all-around at the 1948 Summer...
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leading the
Sultan to
cancel the plan.
After the
Battle of
Zlatica and the
subsequent retreat of the crusaders, the
battlefield and surrounding...
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entirely lowrise residential area.
Zlatica and
Masline are
entirely residential neighbourhoods in
northeast Podgorica.
Zlatica stretches along the motorway...
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Stadion Zlatica is a
football stadium in
Zlatica, a
suburb of
Podgorica Capital, Montenegro. It is used for
football matches and is the home
ground of...
- m). Sklenaříková was born in
Brezno to
parents Miroslav Sklenařík and
Zlatica Gazdiková. Her
mother was a
Slovak doctor,
while her
father was a Czech...
- The
Aranca or
Zlatica (Romanian: Aranca, Serbian: Златица /
Zlatica, Hungarian: Aranka) is a 117 km long
river in the
Banat region of
Romania and Serbia...
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Buttercup -
Encyclopedia of Life". eol.org.
Retrieved 2021-08-28. "Kosmata
zlatica - Urbanatura". www.urbanatura.si (in Slovenian).
Retrieved 2021-08-28....
- FK Kom is a
Montenegrin professional football club
based in
Zlatica, a
suburb of Podgorica.
Founded in 1958, the club
competes in the
Montenegrin Second...
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notable fight was with Đorđe Božović in the
garden of
Ratko Đokić's
house in
Zlatica neighbourhood of Podgorica.
Although he
backed down first, Giška later...
