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Српски / srpski: Filip Višnjić (1767 — 1834) je jedan od najpoznatijih srpskih guslara i tvoraca srpskih narodnih pjesama.
English: Filip Višnjić (1767 - 1834) is one of the most famous Serbian guslars and creators of Serbian folk songs. |
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| Source | Fotografija iz biografskog leksikona Znameniti Srbi 19.veka I, iz 1901. godine, koji se čuva u Zavičajnom odeljenju Biblioteke grada Beograda https://www.bgb.rs/ |
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 | Ова датотека је донација Библиотеке града Београда, у оквиру програма стажирања реализованог од стране Викимедије Србије.  This file is donated by the Belgrade City Library, as part of the Wikipedian in Residence program implemented by Wikimedia Serbia. |
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