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English: Part of the first page (upper left corner) and the last page of the original manuscript of the Rules of the General Workers' Union (the first trade union to be founded in Bosnia and Herzegovina), with the names of its provisional management members (at the bottom)
Srpskohrvatski / српскохрватски: Dio prve strane (gornji lijevi ugao) i zadnje strane Pravila Glavnog radničkog saveza (prvog sindikata osnovanog u Bosni i Hercegovini), sa imenima članova privremene uprave sindikata
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Source Nisim Albahari, ed. (1976). Sarajevo u revoluciji 1. Sarajevo: Istorijski arhiv. p. 11.
Author Mićo Sokolović
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    e) folk literary and artistic creations.
  2. The translations of the texts and speeches referred to in items b) and c) of paragraph (1) of this Article shall be copyrighted, unless they are published as official texts.

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