Примери коришћења Million serbs на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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A million Serbs were killed in the second World War.
On this dreadful Balkan battlefield there are today eight million Serbs.
About four million Serbs live today outside of Serbia.
At the end of the Second World War there were one million Serbs less in Croatia.
More than one million Serbs live in BiH, and more than 300,000 Bosniaks live in Serbia.
At the end of the Second World War there were one million Serbs less in Croatia.
There are about 1.5 million Serbs in BiH-- 37% of the population nationwide, but 90% in RS.
At the end of the Second World War there were one million Serbs less in Croatia.
On the other hand there are seven million Serbs in Serbia and they also say- we can beat them,” explained Vucic.
As at 2001, there were 167 cinemas in Serbia(excluding Kosovo) and over 4 million Serbs went to the cinema in that year.
On the other hand there are seven million Serbs in Serbia and they also say- we can beat them,” explained Vucic.
As it bombed Bosnian Serb targets,the Americans helped Croatia to launch“Operation Storm” in which over a quarter of a million Serbs were driven out of the Krajina.
On the other hand there are seven million Serbs in Serbia and they also say- we can beat them,” explained Vucic.
Instead, eight million Serbs are supposedly to quietly and despairingly watch as Serbs are slaughtered and killed like animals in this arena.
In the process, as many as a quarter million Serbs flee or are expelled.
There were more than two million Serbs living in the newly created puppet state, who made up one third of the entire population of the NDH.
RTD's documentary about Republika Srpska provides a rare glimpse into the“entity” through which Bosnia's 1.3 million Serbs govern themselves within the country of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
According to the latest data, around 11 million Serbs live all over the world, and after the Balkans, the biggest number of them lives in the US- close to 650,000.
In the early 1990s more than half a million Serbs lived in Croatia, and today, some twenty years later, there are a mere 180,000 of them left there. You were persecuted and forced out of your ancestral homes and the international community must not remain blind to this fact.I am proud of all the end users and participants in the implementation of the Regional Housing Programme and I hope that the period to come will see us taking part in many similar events. Thank you.".
The disintegration of Yugoslavia, more than two million Serbs found themselves in the area west of the Drina River, and beyond the borders of the Republic of Serbia.
In the early 1990s more than half a million Serbs lived in Croatia, and today, some twenty years later, there are a mere 180,000 of them left there. You were persecuted and forced out of your ancestral homes and the international community must not remain blind to this fact.I am proud of all the end users and participants in the implementation of the Regional Housing Programme and I hope that the period to come will see us taking part in many similar events. Thank you.".
With the disintegration of Yugoslavia, more than two million Serbs living in the area west of the Drina River found themselves beyond the borders of the Republic of Serbia.
In the last Balkan wars more than half a million Serbs were exiled from Croatia, and from Bosnia and Herzegovina, territories controlled by Bosniaks(Muslims) and Croats, about half a million of Serbs were also exiled.
Serbia's Minister of the Diaspora Srdjan Sreckovic said that according to Ministry assessments,there are around 2.1 million Serbs in the region, which is more than a quarter of the entire population of Serbia, with the majority- around 1.1. million- living in Republika Srpska, while around 200,000 Serbian citizens live in Croatia and Montenegro.
The participants pointed out that there are more than three million Serbs in the diaspora, of which 100,000 are highly educated, who could contribute to Serbia's development with their knowledge, but that the initiative to get them involved in reforms ought to come from the state.
According to the latest data, around 11 million Serbs live all over the world, and after the Balkans, the biggest number of them lives in the US- close to 650,000.
It is not all right when President Tadic repeats that 7.5 million Serbs can not suffer because of us, hundreds of people, and because'Europe has no alternative'," Zvecan Mayor Dragisa Malovic told SETimes.
The participants pointed out that there are more than three million Serbs in the diaspora, of which 100,000 are highly educated, who could contribute to Serbia's development with their knowledge, but that the initiative to get them involved in reforms ought to come from the state.