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Monuments by Croatian artists remain symbols of Belgrade and Serbia

ZAGREB, 26 Feb (Hina) - Dozens of monuments by Croatian sculptors stand in Belgrade, and up to a hundred across Serbia, occupying key urban and institutional spaces decades after their creation, organisers said at the opening of the "Traces of Croatian Sculptors" exhibition at the Antun Gustav Matoš Foundation in Belgrade.

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