In the past, during the existence of SFR Yugoslavia, Donji Kokoti with the nearby settlements were the seat of collective agriculture plantations ( so-called " zadruga " ).
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They were a tribal confederation ruled by clan or tribal leaders, whose patriarchial figures even had the political authority of the commune ( " zadruga " ), and met on tribal councils.
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However, the zadruga system continues to color life in the Balkans; the typically intense concern for family found among South Slavs even today is partly due to centuries of living in the zadruga system.
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However, the zadruga system continues to color life in the Balkans; the typically intense concern for family found among South Slavs even today is partly due to centuries of living in the zadruga system.
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Stojan Novakovi was one of the founders and first president of Serbian Literary Company ( Srpska knji ~ evna zadruga ) in 1892, a prestigious publishing house for the most important literary and historical works.
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Markovi idealized the old Balkan family structure, the zadruga, and believed that the state should merely serve to coordinate the activities of " opatine ", or small communities organized on the " zadruga " principle.
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Markovi idealized the old Balkan family structure, the zadruga, and believed that the state should merely serve to coordinate the activities of " opatine ", or small communities organized on the " zadruga " principle.
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Mount Bosnek is located at, which is 4.04 km south of Mount Zadruga, 30.53 km west of Peleg Peak, 9 km north of Moider Peak, and 18.6 km northeast of Kyulevcha Nunatak.
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Pavle Popovi was also the secretary of the " Srpska knji ~ evna zadruga " ( Serbian Literary Society ) from 1911 to 1920, its vice-president from 1920 to 1928, and president from 1928 to 1937.
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In 1911, Melgunov established a publishing house " Zadruga " ( " 04 @ C30 " ) where he published over 500 books and a journal " Golos minuvshego " ( " The Voice of the Past " ).
