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Catalogue Persistent Identifier APA Citation Pribojevic, Vinko. & Kurelac, Miroslav. & Gortan, Veljko. & Knezovic, Pavao. O podrijetlu i slavi Slavena. Zagreb: Golden marketing: Narodne novine MLA Citation Pribojevic, Vinko. and Kurelac, Miroslav. and Gortan, Veljko. and Knezovic, Pavao. O podrijetlu i slavi Slavena / Vinko Pribojevic; preveli Veljko Gortan, Pavao Knezovic; priredio Miroslav Kurelac Golden marketing: Narodne novine Zagreb 1997 Australian/Harvard Citation Pribojevic, Vinko. & Kurelac, Miroslav. & Gortan, Veljko. & Knezovic, Pavao. 1997, O podrijetlu i slavi Slavena / Vinko Pribojevic; preveli Veljko Gortan, Pavao Knezovic; priredio Miroslav Kurelac Golden marketing: Narodne novine Zagreb Wikipedia Citation. O podrijetlu i slavi Slavena / Vinko Pribojevic; preveli Veljko Gortan, Pavao Knezovic; priredio Miroslav Kurelac Book Bib ID 1304572 Format Book, Author Uniform Title Oratio de origine successibusque Slavorum. Serbo-Croatian & Latin Description Zagreb: Golden marketing: Narodne novine, 1997 211 p.; 25 cm.

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ISBN Series Biblioteka Povijest hrvatskih politickih ideja; kolo 1, knj. Notes Includes bibliographical references (p. 33-44) and indexes. Contains Latin original and Serbo-Croatian (roman) translation.

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A historically Jewish neighborhood in Marrakesh will have its original name restored on the orders of King Mohammed VI. The Essalam neighborhood will be renamed El Mellah, and the original names of the streets and town squares also will be restored, according to reports. The order comes from the king following a request by the president of the Jewish community, according to the Moroccan State Press Agency.

The Moroccan Interior Ministry made the announcement on Friday, saying the king made the decision in order to “safeguard the civilizational heritage of the Kingdom as well as the cultural heritage of all the components of Moroccan society.” Variations of the word “mellah” in Arabic and Hebrew mean “salt.” The Jewish neighborhood was surrounded by a high wall. Earlier last month, the king attended the rededication of the Ettedgui Synagogue in Casablanca, whose restoration was funded in part by a government grant.