Примери коришћења Western bosnia на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Western Bosnia.
The Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia.
Western Bosnia.
The Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia.
Western Bosnia.
It was conducted in the area of Lika and Western Bosnia from March 20 to April 15, 1945.
Western Bosnia.
This unusual dance without musical accompaniment comes from the small mountain town named Glamoch in the western Bosnia.
Đujić's detachments in Dalmatia and western Bosnia were used by the Italians almost up to the point of their surrender.
Thus the first unit that Broz managed to send against the Chetnik investment of Sarajevo came from Western Bosnia.
This created a wide no-man's land from the Sandžak to western Bosnia in which the Chetniks and Partisans could operate.
The Bosnian-Herzegovinian Upper Krš(11,842 km2, 325,000 inhabitants) encompasses the mountainous,rocky lands of western Bosnia and Herzegovina;
Following a relative lull in fighting in western Bosnia, the HV, HVO and ARBiH renewed their joint offensive against the VRS in the region.
Tudjman made possible for Babo to purchase oil in Croatia, andMilosevic, for part of that oil, supplied Western Bosnia with arms and food from Krajina.
Partisan units in western Bosnia and Croatia were largely reinforced with arrival of 6 brigades from eastern parts of Yugoslavia in summer 1942.
Transfer of Chetnik forces to Dalmatia also created an opportunity to strike at the major concentration of Partisan strength at that time, in western Bosnia.
During the Great Turkish War(1683- 1698),Slavonia was regained but western Bosnia, which had been part of Croatia before the Ottoman conquest, remained outside Croatian control.
In May 1937,Đujić gave a sermon in which he accused the Yugoslav government of being responsible for the poor working conditions of railroad workers in Dalmatia and western Bosnia.
Following Operation Rösselsprung(Knight's Move), the German attempt to kill orcapture Tito at Drvar in western Bosnia on 25 May 1944, the Partisan leader ordered a general uprising.
Weak resistance was offered by the approximately 40,000 members ofthe RSK Army and about 10,000 people from the armed formation of Fikret Abdic's former Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia.
The government of Bosnia andHerzegovina welcomed the move as it contributed to their goal of gaining control over western Bosnia and the city of Banja Luka-the largest city in the Bosnian Serb-held territory.
In September 1942, aware that they were unable to defeat the Partisans alone,the Chetniks tried to persuade the Italians to undertake a large operation against the Partisans in western Bosnia.
The outline concept was that the Chetniks would set up a corridor through the Italian occupied zone of the NDH as far as the Partisan liberated area in western Bosnia and Lika, neutralising the Italians through a combination of vague promises, encouraging them to surrender, and disarming them if necessary.
After recapture of the bulk of the Republic of Serb Krajina(the Croatian Serb-controlled areas of Croatia) in Operation Storm in August 1995,the HV shifted its focus to western Bosnia and Herzegovina.
But the western allies forgave all that to communists because they killed the Serbs, as they forgave in the period from 1991-1995 the former communist general Franjo Tudjman the mass murders andthe banishment of Serbs in Krajina and Western Bosnia, for he was advised by the American ambassador in Zagreb, Peter Galbright, who on 8 August 1995 stuck the Ustashas' flag on the Tower of Knin at the head of the Ustashas' column.
Soon after the conference, both Baćović and Trifunović-Birčanin were negotiating withItalian VI Corps and XVIII Corps headquarters staff regarding the proposed offensive against the Partisans in western Bosnia.
Finally, the offensive was also aimed at capturing the Bočac Hydroelectric Power Station,the last significant source of electricity under VRS control in western Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The area of high fields(Kupreško, Rilićko, Vukovsko and Ravanjsko polje), with over 40 necropolises, several detached monuments and registered 1055 stećci is a representative andbest-researched area of western Bosnia.
According to the book"Antroponimija Bukovice"(Živko Bjelanović, Split, 1988), population of eastern part of Dalmatian Bukovica(which include Ivoševci)moved to this area from western Bosnia in the end of the 17th century.
From March 1942 on, Mihailović had been looking for opportunities to create a"national corridor" connecting all the Chetnik groups operating in the Italian-occupied areas of the NDH, from Montenegro, Herzegovina, Dalmatia,to Lika and western Bosnia.