Ravna Gora is a village in western
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Ravna Gora — is a Slavic toponym meaning flat hill . The name may refer to:* Ravna Gora, Serbia, a highland in Serbia * A village and a hill in Croatia: ** Ravna Gora, Croatia, a village in Gorski Kotar ** Ravna Gora Mountain, a mountain in Slavonia * Three… … Wikipedia
Ravna Gora Mountain — Ravna gora is a mountain in the Slavonia region in eastern Croatia. It is located between Psunj and Papuk, northeast of Pakrac and southeast of Daruvar. The highest peak is at the altitude of 856 meters.It is bound from the north by the river… … Wikipedia
Municipalities of Croatia — A Municipality in Croatia is known as an općina (plural: općine). Though equal to Croatian Grads (cities) in administrative powers, they are usually more likely to consists of a collection of villages in more rural or suburban area, whereas Grads … Wikipedia
D3 road (Croatia) — D3 state road Route information Length: 218.4 km (135.7 mi) Major junctions … Wikipedia
A6 (Croatia) — Infobox European road marker name=Autocesta Rijeka Zagreb eroad= length km=81.2 starting terminus= interchange ending terminus= countries=Croatia regions=Primorje Gorski Kotar County cities=Karlovac, Delnice, RijekaThe A6 highway ( hr. Autocesta… … Wikipedia
Gorani — can refer to:Peoples: * Gorani (ethnic group), a South Slavic ethnic group. * Gorani, a last name.Language: * Gorani (language), It is a member of Zaza Gorani branch of North Western Iranian languages.Places: * Gorani, Laconia, a village in the… … Wikipedia
Chetniks — Chetnik redirects here. For other uses of this and similar terms, see Cheta. Chetnik movement Chetnik flag The flag reads: For king and fatherland; freedom or death Dates of operation Early 20th century– May 8, 1945 1990s … Wikipedia
Draža Mihailović — Nickname Uncle Draža Born Ap … Wikipedia
Operation Mihailović — Part of the Serbian uprising 1941 of World War II … Wikipedia
Cetnici — Tschetniks in Bulgarien, 1925 Das Wort Tschetnik (auch Cetnik oder Četnik, bulgarisch/serbisch четник/četnik, Mehrzahl: четници/četnici) hat seinen Ursprung im Wort чета (Tscheta, bzw. četa), das Kompanie (mil.), Truppe (mil.), Schar (mil.) oder… … Deutsch Wikipedia
