Pakrac, Croatia
Croatia
Pakrac, Croatia connects to 1264 places across 11 topics through 36 Bunkabop connections, led by the Croatian War of Independence. Its other strong clusters cover Serbs of Croatia and government figures such as Franjo Tuđman. Slavonia and Zagreb are among its closest co-connected places, after Croatia itself. East Pakrac was retaken by Croats in Operation Flash in May 1995, and Nikanor Grujić, a Serbian Orthodox bishop of Pakrac, died there in 1887.
Žarko Potočnjak
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: Zagreb, Croatia | Noć, Poland
Pakrac
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: Croatia | Lasta, Ethiopia
Joakim Marković
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: Slavonia, Croatia | Dišnik, Croatia
Slobodan Selenić
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: Serbia | Croatia | Belgrade, Serbia | Naroda, India
Jadranka Kosor
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: Vladimir, Russia | Croatia | Zagreb, Croatia | Slovenia | Lipik, Croatia
Đorđe Bogić
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: Croatia | Slavonia, Croatia | Nova Gradiška, Croatia | Našice, Croatia | Brezik Našički, Croatia
Nikanor Grujić
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: Austria | Vojvodina | Zemun, Serbia | Mohács, Hungary | Sremski Karlovci, Serbia
Sanjak of Pojega
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: Slavonia, Croatia | Virovitica, Croatia | Našice, Croatia | Požega, Croatia | Valpovo, Croatia
Rumelia Eyalet
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: Sofia, Bulgaria | Plovdiv, Bulgaria | Shkodër, Albania | Bitola, North Macedonia | Burgas, Bulgaria
Smilja Avramov
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: London, England | Vienna, Austria | Serbia | Croatia | Brussels
Czechs of Croatia
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: Daruvar, Croatia | Bjelovar, Croatia | Lipik, Croatia | Kutina, Croatia | Veliki Grđevac, Croatia
SAO Western Slavonia
Connects Pakrac, Croatia to: Milan, Italy | Serbia | Croatia | Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Slavonia, Croatia