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• Sarajevo
  '''Sarajevo''' is the capital and largest city of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]].
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• Sarajevo/Approval
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• Sarajevo/Definition
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• Sarajevo/Related Articles
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• 1984 Winter Olympics
  When the [[Winter Olympics]] were held in [[Sarajevo]] in 1984, the city was home to a diverse ethnic and religious population. ...ully in a unique atmosphere of tolerance and goodwill. The ancient city of Sarajevo, with over half a million people, was for centuries a cultural haven for Cr
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• 1984 Winter Olympics/Definition
  The XIV Winter Olympic Games, held in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia.
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• Sarajevo
  '''Sarajevo''' is the capital and largest city of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]].
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• Bosnia and Herzegovina/Definition
  ...ountainous federal democratic republic (population c. 4.6 million; capital Sarajevo) bordering Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro, and with a few kilometres of Adr
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• Bosnia and Herzegovina/Related Articles
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• International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
  ...ed twice, to [[Stanislav Galić]] (the commander of Serbian forces around [[Sarajevo]], responsible for shelling of the city and for sniper attacks on civilians
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• Francis Boyle/Bibliography
  ...Humanity and International Law, which is affiliated with the University of Sarajevo, published a Bosnian language edition in 2000.
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• Special operations/Related Articles
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• Bosnia and Herzegovina
  ...s to the [[Adriatic Sea]]. The capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina is [[Sarajevo]]. The country has 51 187 km² and 4 621 598 inhabitants (Ju
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• David McKiernan
  ...RRC) serving as the Deputy Chief of Staff G-2/G-3 both forward deployed in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina and also in Rheindahlen, Germany. He then became the 1
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• CZ Talk:Citizen/V1-N1
  ...dia regarding the "mostly failed" assassination attempt on the Archduke at Sarajevo in 1914. There were four teams and the author wanted to stress they mostly
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• No-fly zone
  After a mortar attack caused heavy loss of life at a marketplace in Sarajevo, UN peacekeepers requested NATO airstrikes, in the form of a night of suppr
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• Europe/Addendum
  |[[Sarajevo]]
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• Country/Catalogs
  <td>[[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]</td><td>[[Sarajevo]]</td><td>[[convertible mark]]</td>
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• Death
  ...a-sarajevo-funeral-reaction.jpg|left|thumb|A funeral during the [[Siege of Sarajevo]] in 1992]]-->
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N2
  * [[Sarajevo]]
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• World War I
  ...1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated while visiting the city of Sarajevo by Gavrilo Princip, one of several assassins sent by The Black Hand, a pan
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