Примери коришћења Banovina на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Sava Banovina.
Banovina of Croatia.
The Danube Banovina.
The Banovina Serbia.
The Sava Banovina.
Banovina of Croatia.
The Vardar Banovina.
The Banovina Committee.
The Zeta Banovina.
Banovina of Serbia.
The Dalmatian Littoral Banovina.
Banovina Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
The Danube Banovina.
City Hall Banovina National Theatre National Museum.
A region in central Croatia, south of Sisak,is called Banovina or Banija.
The Danube Banovina the Drina Banovina.
Its creation was proposed after the establishment of the Banovina of Croatia in 1939.
Banovina decrees have the force of law in the respective Banovinas.
The region of Gjilan was the Moravska banovina, they had their center in Niš.
The present appearance of the building dates back to the 1935th year,when Niš was the center of Morava Banovina.
The Ban appoints and dismisses Banovina officials on the proposal of the Banovina Committee.
Banovina was named after a town called Mačva, but the location of this settlement has not been clearly established in modern times.
Between 1929 and 1941,the town was part of Danube Banovina, a province of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
Banovina Croatia(Croatia, Dalmatia, Srem, parts of Bosnia) was formed, with powers close to the federal unit.
The first manager of the Museum of Vrbas Banovina was Spiridon Spiro Bocarić, an academic painter from Budva.
The Banovina Palace, nowadays the building of the AP Vojvodina Assembly, used to be the residence of the Danube Banovina Governor.
As an autonomous administrative body,each Banovina has a Banovina Council and a Banovina Committee.
Banovina decrees are proclaimed and published by the Ban, who must request beforehand the concurrence of the Council of State as regards the legality of the decrees.
He played for SK Slavia Praha, Hajduk Split(winning the Banovina of Croatia first league[2]) and FC La Chaux-de-Fonds.
The administration of Banovina Croatia had been under the control of an alliance of Vladko Maček's Croatian Peasant Party and the mostly Croatian Serb Independent Democratic Party.