Search results

{{r|Adriatic Sea}}

...ia]] (where it crosses the Slovenian-Italian border), and flows into the [[Adriatic Sea]] close to the Italian town of [[Monfalcone]] ([[Slovenian language|Sloveni

{{r|Adriatic Sea}}

...anguage]] which was spoken on various points of the eastern coast of the [[Adriatic Sea]] (in what are today Croatia and Montenegro), notably in [[Krk]] (Veglia),

...to the east, [[Montenegro]] to the south and has a narrow access to the [[Adriatic Sea]]. The capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina is [[Sarajevo]]. The country

...to the Neretvian area rang 75 kilometers from the mouth of Neretva in the Adriatic Sea at the east to the City of [[Split]] at the west. It was 10-20 kilometers w ...tians were forced to pay taxes to the Marians for safe passage through the Adriatic Sea. In 960 the Serbian realm collapsed and the Byzantines created their own Th

...Albania]] was the closest point to [[Italy]], on the eastern side of the [[Adriatic Sea]]. They sailed westward to Italy.

...y, have their territories deoccupied, and Serbia to be given access to the Adriatic Sea <br />

...ry]] in southern [[Central Europe]] bordering [[Italy]] on the west, the [[Adriatic Sea]] on the southwest, [[Croatia]] on the south and east, [[Hungary]] on the n

...Springfield cover 'For What It's Worth', and originals 'Memory Lane', and 'Adriatic Sea View'. This final track was later included in a charity compilation [[casse

###'''[[Illyro-Messapian]]''' (extinct) (both sides of the Adriatic Sea), including [[Illyrian]] and [[Messapian]].

...ef> armed by the Italians, attempted to invade the country by crossing the Adriatic sea in motorboats. This was unsuccessful but its lack of success probably was i

...y, have their territories deoccupied, and Serbia to be given access to the Adriatic Sea <br />