NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12721
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News schedule for Wednesday, 6 November
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ZAGREB, 7 June (Hina) - The remains of 84 victims killed by the Tito-led Yugoslav Partisans in the Macelj forests near Slovenia in the aftermath of the Second World War were buried on Sunday in the local cemetery near the village's Catholic church.
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