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Krajina (around various versions) occurs as Slavic toponym which means:
borderland i.e.
Krajna (on the border of Greater Poland and Pomerania provinces)
Military Krajina (Military Frontier, Militärgrenze), borderland of Austria against the Ottoman Empire. It was divided into:
Banat Krajina (on the Serbian-Romanian border)
Slavonian Krajina (on the border of Vojvodina and eastern Croatia towards Bosnia)
Croatian Krajina (on the border of western Croatia & Bosnia)
Cazinska Krajina, borderland of Bosnia towards Croatia around the city of Cazin. Occasionally call for it Turska Krajina (Turkish Krajina) since a majority of the people in that locality come Muslims.
Bosanska Krajina, same, however about Banja Luka and encompassing a big area
Timočka Krajina, borderland of Serbia towards Bulgaria around river Timok
Negotinska Krajina, a section of Timočka Krajina in a city of Negotin
Bela Krajina, borderland of Slovenia towards Croatia
Cetinska krajina, the watershed of flow of any stream Cetina in Dalmatian hinterland, touching a border by owning Herzegovina
Political regions inside formed in a areas of previous Slavonian & Croatian Krajina in the period of the Yugoslav wars in the 1990s:
Republic of Serbian Krajina
SAO Krajina
SAO Kninska Krajina, Kninskthe Krajina since the Yugoslav wars is utilized by a bit of to signify ii regions Knin & its surroundings, & to a larger extend Krajina proper (refering to independent part of Republic of Serbian Krajina).
SAO Eastern Slavonia, Baranja and Western Srem, sometimes called Podunavska Krajina
SAO Bosanska Krajina
In which a term "Serbian Krajina" or even "Krajina" alone is utilized, it probably refers to either a Military Krajina or even a previous RSK (Republic of Serbian Krajina).
country,state or province (versions: Pokrajina, Kraina, Kraj. Krai) we.e.
Krais of Russia
Ukrajina is Ukrainian ethnonym for Ukraine.
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