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Српски / srpski: Музеј града Зеница, фотографије колажа историје Зенице до 1952. године (због ограничења законом о ауторским правима за БиХ) настале прије и током јавне трибине Дан када је изгорјело милион књига (18.00 ч)
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Source I, User:Obsuser just photographed other historical photos i.e. photo collages of Zenica history prior to 1952 i.e. year of PD-Bosnia and Herzegovina authorship unlicense limit
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