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Vraca

Bulgarian name for Vratsa, a town in Bulgaria.
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The early conflict of the Croatian breakup was featured in Draskovic's Vukovar: Poste Restante (1994), making the case for the Serbian side, and in Branko Schmidt's Vukovar se vraca kuci (Vukovar Comes Home, 1994), making the case for the Croatian side.
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