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Niksic

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Nikšić (nēk`shĭch), town (1991 pop. 56,141), central Montenegro. It is the commercial center of an agricultural region. It is also an important industrial city with a steel mill, sawmill, ironworks, and a hydroelectric plant. Founded in the early Middle Ages, Nikšić was under Turkish rule until 1878, when it passed to Montenegro. The town has a Byzantine cathedral (the gift of Nicholas II of Russia) and a Roman bridge.
Nikšić 

a city in Yugoslavia, in the Socialist Republic of Montenegro. Population, 29,000 (1971). The city has a metallurgical combine and enterprises of the food industry. Bauxites are mined nearby.



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Sutjeska Niksic 1, MTZ-RIPO 1; Valletta 3, Keflavik 0; Dinamo Minsk 2, Renova Dzepciste 1; JK Trans 0, Rudar Velenje 3; Zimbru 1,Okzhepes 2; Anorthosis 5, Kaerjeng 0; CS Grevenmacher 0, Vetra 3; Haladas1, Irtish 0.
CARDIFF City's James Bloom and Craig Mason started for Wales in their under-19 international friendly against Montenegro in Niksic.
Chain-smoking, with a picture of him at her side at home in Niksic, there was no pity for those killed or bereaved because of her son's actions.
 
 
 
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