Kordun
Croatia
Kordun, a region in Croatia, connects to 2492 places across 10 topics through 34 Bunkabop connections, with military history dominant. Its name dates to the Military Frontier period and relates to the region's strategic significance. Connections include the Bihać operation and the Partisan 8th Kordun Division, formed at Gvozd. Smaller clusters cover history and nature. Its strongest overlaps are with Croatia, Zagreb, and Lika.
Bihać operation
Većeslav Holjevac
Connects Kordun to: Croatia | Zagreb, Croatia | Karlovac, Croatia
Battle of Gvozd Mountain
Connects Kordun to: Hungary | Croatia | Knin, Croatia | Petrinja, Croatia | Gvozd
Branko Mamula
Connects Kordun to: Austria | Serbia | Croatia | Opatija, Croatia | Tivat, Montenegro
373rd (Croatian) Infantry Division
Connects Kordun to: Germany | Croatia | Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Lika, Croatia
Gvozd
Connects Kordun to: Milan, Italy | Foča, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Gvozd | Ostrožin, Croatia
Vojnić
Connects Kordun to: Austria | Zagreb, Croatia | Noć, Poland | Vojnić, Croatia | Petrove, Ukraine
Slunj
Connects Kordun to: Paris, France | Austria | Milan, Italy | Zagreb, Croatia | Drvar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sava Mrkalj
Connects Kordun to: Vienna, Austria | Milan, Italy | Serbia | Croatia | Frankfurt, Germany
Ognjeslav Utješenović
Connects Kordun to: Vienna, Austria | Croatia | Zagreb, Croatia | Varaždin, Croatia | Zaprešić, Croatia
Vojin Bakić
Connects Kordun to: London, England | Paris, France | Vladimir, Russia | Croatia | São Paulo, Brazil
Privrednik
Connects Kordun to: Vladimir, Russia | Croatia | Belgrade, Serbia | Zagreb, Croatia | Herzegovina