Примери за използване на Eastern serbia на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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in the central part of eastern Serbia.
Ale were believed to be able to make men insane; in eastern Serbia there is a special term for such a man: alosan.
Once the investigations against him are complete, he will be transferred to the Zabela Prison in eastern Serbia to serve his 40-year sentence, Belgrade-based B92 reported on Thursday, quoting Justice Ministry State Secretary Slobodan Homen.
In a spell from eastern Serbia, the ala is described as a three-headed snake:
An explanation for this, recorded in eastern Serbia, is that the eagles which nest in the vicinity of a village want thunderstorms
including the lands of today's northwestern Bulgaria and parts of eastern Serbia and southwestern Romania.
In eastern Serbia it was believed that ale who interact with people can metamorphose into humans
Eastern Serbia.
Donji Milanovac(,) is a town in eastern Serbia.
In addition to Lepenski Vir, eastern Serbia has plenty of natural resources that attract tourists.
Uros Trainovic remembers when his small village in eastern Serbia was home to about 200 families.
The Stara planina mountain is the highest mountain in eastern Serbia. The high mountain range broadens as a natural border with Bulgaria.
located in today eastern Serbia.
thus it is currently one of the most luxurious facilities of this type in Eastern Serbia.
minority of ethnic Romanians, which has settled in communities in eastern Serbia near the border.
200 euros a month," 24-year-old Svetlana Miladinovic, from Knjazevac in eastern Serbia, told SETimes.
Timoc region(Eastern Serbia).
I cannot forget the old married couple from the village of Jalovik Izvor in eastern Serbia," Mladen Jankovic,
the territory of Eastern Serbia belongs to the continental climate zone with pronounced temperature extremes,
It is presumed that these lynxes are part of the population that was formed in the past 20-25 years in the Eastern Serbia from the self-spread animals from the Carpathian Mountains, which probably numbers up to 30 individuals.