EBSEES: Kovac, Mirko - Croats and Serbs have come to resemble each other much more since they have separated

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ID	65973
Author(s)	Kovac, Mirko
Title	Croats and Serbs have come to resemble each other much more since they have separated
Published	South Slav Journal, 20(1-2) (75-76), 1999, p. 61-65
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Yugoslavia / Politics and Government, Political Science [Browse all] Croatia / Politics and Government, Political Science [Browse all]
Note	From the Croat Feral Tribune
Medium	article
Holdings (in Germany)	ZDB-Katalog
PURL	Citation link

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	Serbs and Croats : the struggle in Yugoslavia / Dragnich, Alex N.
	Ethnic and religious identity in Balkan oral tradition: the case of Hercegovina's Croats and Serbs / Perkowski, Jan L.
	How much land does a man need? and other stories / [Tolstoj] Tolstoy, Leo
	Women in the fiction of Russian youth prose writers who have come of age / McMillin, Arnold
	Heterostereotypes of Serbs towards nations of the former Yogoslavia and other nations / Pantić, Dragomir
	Foreign direct investment in Hungary and Russia - why have Western firms invested more in Hungary than in Russia? / Imai, M.

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Croats and Serbs have come to resemble each other much more since they have separated