Sandžak (Serbia and Montenegro
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Name (Hebrew)
סאנדזק (סרביה ומונטנגרו : אזור)
Name (Latin)
Sandžak (Serbia and Montenegro : Region)
Other forms of name
Novi Pazar (Serbia and Montenegro : Region)
Raska District (Serbia and Montenegro : Region)
nne Sandžak (Serbia and Montenegro)
Sanjak (Serbia and Montenegro : Region)
Sanxhak (Serbia and Montenegro : Region)
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Wikidata:
Q579132
Library of congress:
sh 85117260
Sources of Information
- GEOnet, Apr. 15, 2005(Sandžak, rgn, Montenegro, 43⁰00ʹ00ʺN 020⁰00ʹ00ʺE, variants: Sanxhak, Raska District; also Sandžak, mt, Serbia, and Novi Pazar, ppl, Serbia)
- Hadžišehović, Munevera. Muslim woman in Tito's Yugoslavia, 2003:p. xxx (map shows Sandžak between Montenegro and Serbia)
- United States. Congress. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe. Implementation of the Helsinki accords, 1994:p. 105 (Sanjak) p. 121 (Sandzak is one of three regions of the new Yugoslavia, consisting of the republics of Serbia and Montenegro, in which there is a strong ethnic mix.) p. 123 (Straddling the mountainous Serbian-Montenegrin border area from Bosnia-Herzegovina in the north and west to Kosovo and Albania in the south and east, Sandzak's regular population of around 450,000 consists of a slight muslim majority ... Unlike Kosovo and Vojvodina, Sandzak does not exist as a political entity, instead the historical and multi-ethnic area consists of 11 opstine (or counties), six in Servia and five in Montenegro.)
- Manual authority record for the old catalog heading Sandžak region, Yugoslavia(Sandžak, a geographical region in Yugoslavia. Almost the same area as the Turkish administrative univ. of Novi Pazar (Sanjak) until 1912)
- Lippincott, 1952(Novi Pazar, town. The name Sanjak is still applied to the adjoining Serbia-Montenegro frontier region (NW), occupied in part by Austro-Hungarian troops)
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