Lika, Ličani i lička naselja u časopisu Kršćanska obitelj (1900. – 1920. i 1938. – 1944.)
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Lika, Ličani i lička naselja u časopisu Kršćanska obitelj (1900. – 1920. i 1938. – 1944.)
Christian family is a journal of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He was printed in Mostar. In this article we look at the frequency of concepts: Lika and Ličan (in / ka). In the old Christian Family (1900 – 1920) there are few of these terms. In the young Christian Family (1938 – 1944) there are more of these terms. This situation has an administrative background: establishing a banovine and later a common state. In the Christian Family there are many actors from World War II. Senj, Gospić and Ogulin are the most frequently towns. Lika and Herzegovina have a great kilometer and administrative distance. They are linked through national and religious heroes.
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