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2. List of supermarket chains in Serbia - Wikipedia

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   This is a list of supermarket chains in Serbia. Info has been updated, although some of it may be still incorrect. ... BUZZ: 23 [97] 1996: Sport Vision Skechers: 8 ...

3. Borovo (company) - Wikipedia

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   Serbia's representative for the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest, Konstrakta, wore white Borosana shoes at her performance in Turin. [8] After the final, the popularity of the Borosana shoes grew, and the press reported on how the footwear was procured through the efforts of Dejan Aćimović and Zrinko Ogresta .

4. Opanak - Wikipedia

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   Šumadijski opanak s kljunom, also known as šiljkani: shoes with peak at toes. Šumadijski opanak bez kljuna: shoes without peak at toes. Kačerski opanak or Stariji Šumadijski opanak (Older Šumadijan opanak): with low back, curved peak at front, with woven front upper, a low back and leather ties. Western Serbia and Vojvodina

5. Idea (supermarkets) - Wikipedia

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   In addition to selling products made by Serbian and global brands in retail stores and through the online store, IDEA has also created its own brand K plus, which has more than 2,000 products in its range. According to research by the GfK agency, the K plus brand is one of the most recognizable brands in Serbia. [5]

6. Belgrade - Wikipedia

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   Between 500 [105] and 2,000 civilians [106] were killed in Serbia and Montenegro as a result of the NATO bombings, of which 47 were killed in Belgrade. [107] After the Yugoslav Wars, Serbia became home to the highest number of refugees and internally displaced persons in Europe, with more than a third of these refugees having settled in Belgrade.

7. Knez Mihailova Street - Wikipedia

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   At the time it was considered Belgrade's most modern hotel. Between 1945 and 1970 the National Library of Serbia was located in this building. Today, the building houses the City of Belgrade library. Marko Stojanović's house, 53-55 Knez Mihailova Street, was built in 1889 as a private home of lawyer Marko Stojanović, in the renaissance style ...