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Jugoslavia: History, peoples, and administration

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Contents

PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
1
Historic divisions and religious faiths
4
The territories of Samo and Ottokar
7

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Jugoslavia: History, peoples, and administration
Jugoslavia: History, peoples, and administration
Great Britain. Naval Intelligence Division,Alice Garnett
Snippet view - 1944

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TitleJugoslavia: History, peoples, and administration
Its Geographical handbook series, Its Geographical handbook series
Volume 2 of Jugoslavia, Jugoslavia
Volume 2 of Jugoslavia, Jugoslavia
AuthorAlice Garnett
ContributorGreat Britain. Naval Intelligence Division
PublisherNaval Intelligence Division, 1944
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized14 Jul 2008
  
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