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61Mihailovic — Serbo Croatian. /mi huy law vich/, n. Draza Serbo Croatian. /drddah zhah/. See Mikhailovitch, Draja. * * * …
62Obrenovic — Serbo Croatian. /aw brdde naw vich/, n. Aleksandar Serbo Croatian. /ah le ksahn dahrdd/. See Alexander I (def. 3). * * * …
63SERB — Serbo Croatian (Governmental » United Nations) Serbo Croatian (Governmental » Military) * Selective Early Retirement Board (Governmental » Military) * Software Engineering Review Board (Governmental » Military) …
64Mihailovic — Serbo Croatian. /mi huy law vich/, n. Draza Serbo Croatian. /drddah zhah/. See Mikhailovitch, Draja …
65Obrenovic — Serbo Croatian. /aw brdde naw vich/, n. Aleksandar Serbo Croatian. /ah le ksahn dahrdd/. See Alexander I (def. 3) …
66Broz — Serbo Croatian. /brddawz/, n. Josip /yaw sip/. See Tito, Marshal. * * * …
67Kobarid — Serbo Croatian. /kaw bah rddeed /; Eng. /koh beuh reed /, n. a village in W Slovenia, formerly in Italy: defeat of the Italians by the Germans and Austrians 1917. Italian, Caporetto. * * * …
68Mikhailovitch — Serbo Croatian. /mi huy law vich/, n. Draja /drddah zhah/, 1893 1946, Yugoslav military leader. Also, Draza Mihailovic. * * * …
69Podgorica — Serbo Croatian. /pawd gaw rddee tsah/, n. the capital of Montenegro, in SW Yugoslavia. 132,290. Formerly (1945 92), Titograd. * * * formerly (1946–92) Titograd City (pop., 1999 est.: 130,875), capital of Montenegro, southern Serbia and Montenegro …
70Pulj — Serbo Croatian. /poohl yeu/, n. Pula. * * * …
