Sombor — Сомбор City Old Town Hall in Sombor … Wikipedia
Sombor — Lema: Zeleni grad ( Ciudad verde ) Gobierno Alcalde (Gradonačelnik) Ayuntamiento (Skupština) Alcalde Dušan Jović … Wikipedia Español
SOMBOR — (Hung. Zombor), city in N.W. Yugoslavia, in the district of Bačka, province of Vojvodina; part of the Austro Hungarian Empire until 1918. The first (registered) Jewish families came to settle in the mid 18th century. By the middle of the 19th… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Sombor — Sombor, Stadt, so v.w. Zombor … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Sombor — Sombor, Stadt in Ungarn, s. Zombor … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
Sômbor — m grad u Bačkoj, Vojvodina (Državna Zajednica Srbija i Crna Gora), nekoć važno središte bačkih Hrvata … Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika
Sombor — Sȏmbor m DEFINICIJA grad u Bačkoj 48.800 stan., Vojvodina, SR Jugoslavija, nekoć važno središte bačkih Hrvata ONOMASTIKA pr. (etnik): Sombórac (Vukovar, I Slavonija) … Hrvatski jezični portal
Sombor — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Sombor huppée. Sombor Сомбор … Wikipédia en Français
Sombor — Сомбор Sombor Zombor … Deutsch Wikipedia
Sombor — Original name in latin Sombor Name in other language Coborszentmihaly, Coborszentmihly, Gorad Sombar, Kiszombor, Mezozombor, Mezzombor, Nagy Zombor, Opstina Sombor, Optina Sombor, Schomburg, Sombor, Szentmihaly, Szentmihly, Zombor, somboleu,… … Cities with a population over 1000 database
