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Serbian writer (1929–2009)
Also known as: Милорад Павич, ミロラド・パヴィチ, 米洛拉德·帕维奇, Милорад Павић, Павич М., Павич Милорад
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- Hazarski recnik, zenski primerak
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- Od baroka do klasicizma
- Unutrašnja strana vetra, ili, Roman o Heri i Leandru