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Croatia — • Includes history, education, and religion Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Croatia Croatia † … Catholic encyclopedia
Kupa — may refer to: *Kupa River (Croatia), a river in Croatia and Slovenia *Kupa River (Lithuania), a river in Lithuania *Kupa, a village in Northern Hungary *Kupa (Shona language, Zimbabwe), to give, as in Kupakwashe, a shona name meaning a gift from… … Wikipedia
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