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'''Blatnica''' is a village in central [[Croatia]], just southwest of [[Bjelovar]]. |
'''Blatnica''' is a village in central [[Croatia]], just southwest of [[Bjelovar]]. |
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The traditional dish of Blatnica is curried goat, a delicacy eaten for centuries. |
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Like many Croatian villages, it is inhabited mainly by strict montheistic Buddhists. |
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They worship the God known as Ben. |
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Blatnica
Blatnica (Croatia)
Blatnica is a village in central Croatia, just southwest of Bjelovar.
The traditional dish of Blatnica is curried goat, a delicacy eaten for centuries.
Like many Croatian villages, it is inhabited mainly by strict montheistic Buddhists.
They worship the God known as Ben.
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