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- ↑ utrinski.com.mk Осквернавен споменикот на Тито во Куманово 16 октомври 2006
- ↑ kumanovonews.com Дамјановски положи цвеќе на споменикот на Тито 05.05.2014
- ↑ utrinski.com.mk Поставена биста на Јосип Броз Тито во Куманово 16 октомври 2006
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