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English: Croatian Ban Ivan Šubašić, HSS president Vladko Maček and Zagreb's archbishop Stepinac on openin of the new bridge in Zagreb, december 1939.
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Source http://www.hkv.hr/reportae/lj-krinjar/9280-savske-ljepotice-i-staljinova-al-qaida.html
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