World Atlas 2010 (4th edition)

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Kopaonik

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Danube

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Sava

Bosna

Drina

Sava

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Dugi Otok

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REP. SRPSKA

FED. BOSNA IHERCEGOVINA

VOJVODINA

BOSNIA &

HERZEGOVINA

CROATIA

SERBIA

AUSTRIA

HUNGARY

ROMANIA

SLOVAKIA

SLOVENIA

ZAGREB

BELGRADE

SARAJEVO

Osijek

Rijeka

Split

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abac

KragujevacKraljevo

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Novi Sad

Subotica

Banja Luka

Mostar

Prijedor

Tuzla

Zenica

Bjelovar

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akovo

Gospi

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Karlovac

Knin

Koprivnica

Makarska

Metkovi

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Pula

Samobor ‹ibenik

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Virovitica

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Zadar

Aleksinac

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Bijelo Polje

Kanji

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Livno

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ZvornikSrebrenica

Leskovac

Zrenjanin

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Smederevo

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Mitrovicë

Slavonski Brod

The Danube forms all or part of theborder between nine differentEuropean nations: Germany, Austria,Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia,Romania, Bulgaria, and Ukraine.

At 11:15 am, on June 28, 1914, Archduke Francis Ferdinandand his wife were shot dead by Gavrilo Princip in Sarajevo.This single act precipitated World War I, which eventuallylead to the death of almost 10 million troops.Born in Zagreb in 1892, Marshall Tito wasthe president of the former Yugoslaviafrom 1953 until his death in 1980.

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EUROPE

Southeast Europe

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