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Real Name:	Marko
Lives In:	Belgrade,
Member Since:	Jun 05, 2002
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The most baroque city in Croatia

by stewartbel - last update: Jun 9, 2007

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diocletianvs Mon Aug 13, 2007 16:03 UTC
Good overview and some very comprehensive information about Osijek. // Btw. the Walker is August Cesarec and the church is dedicated to St. Peter and Paul, not to the late Pope.