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- ↑ Od zlata Jabuka, by Marija Vitas; published at RadioTelivizija Srbje; published 21 June 2013; Retrieved 4 February 2016
- Od zlata Jabuka, by Marija Vitas; published at RadioTelivizija Srbje; published 21 June 2013; Retrieved 4 February 2016
- Svet Tambure, by Robert Milinski; published at Link Computers ltd; published 15 February 2013; Retrieved 4 February 2016