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- Màtasović, Josip (1892—1962)DEFINICIJAhrv. povjesničar, sveučilišni profesor, ravnatelj Državnog arhiva u Zagrebu, osnivač i urednik časopisa Narodna starina
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Ranko Matasović — (May 14, 1968, Zagreb) is a Croatian linguist, Indo Europeanist and Celticist.He was born and raised in Zagreb where he attended primary and secondary school. At the Faculty of philosophy at the University of Zagreb he graduated linguistics and… … Wikipedia
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