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Dalmatian dogs originate from the historic region of Dalmatia, which is located along the coast of the Adriatic Sea in Croatia. This breed is known for its distinctive black or liver spotted coat and has been used as a carriage dog, guard dog, and even as a mascot for firehouses.

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Dalmatia is in Croatia

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The area of Dalmatia is 13,000 square kilometers.

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Diet of Dalmatia was created in 1861.

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Not quite. But Dalmatia is a part of Croatia.

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No. Dalmatia lies party in Croatia though

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The population of Split-Dalmatia County is 455,242.

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Isaac of Dalmatia died on 383-05-30.

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Dalmatia is a historical region on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea

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The area of Split-Dalmatia County is 4,534 square kilometers.

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People's Party - Kingdom of Dalmatia - ended in 1905.

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People's Party - Kingdom of Dalmatia - was created in 1861.

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The origin of the Dalmatian breed is not exactly known since there are theories that state they were bred from an ancient Egyptian spotted-dog to their discovery in a town named Dalmatia in Croatia.

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it is a region in Croatia. (Europe)

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Picturesque Spalato Dalmatia - 1913 was released on:

USA: 12 March 1913

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Views of Dalmatia and Bosnia - 1912 was released on:

USA: 18 December 1912

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Through Bosnia and Dalmatia - 1914 was released on:

USA: 14 July 1914

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Along the Coast of Dalmatia - 1913 was released on:

USA: 8 January 1913

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Dalmatia is divided between Montenegro and Croatia. Montenegro administers a small section in the south with the rest a part of Croatia.

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We are still here :)

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predominantly Roman Catholicism

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It is still there. It is Croatian region in south-west.

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Dalmatia,Kvarner and Istria.

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Yugoslavia doesnt exist any more

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Dalmatia is a region Crotia,Bosnia-Herzegovina,Montenegro in Yugoslavia but became Austrian in 1815.

Dalamatian is a breed of tall approx 60 cm dogs from the same region

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The Dalmatian came from the country Croatia, which is formerly known as Dalmatia.

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Dalmatia is a region in Croatia. Its exact borders are unknown and it has no official standing.

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- Istria

- Kvarner

- Dalmatia

- Slavonia

- Zagorje

- Lika

- Gorski kotar

- Zagreb

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Desa Beric was born on March 3, 1926, in Split, Dalmatia, Croatia.

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Tomislav Chagall was born on November 18, 1973, in Split, Dalmatia, Croatia.

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No one knows for sure, but he was bornin the year of 1254 in Dalmatia or Venice, nobody knows where.

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Mario Cusmich was born on March 12, 1893, in Sibenik/Sebenico, Dalmatia, Austria.

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Dalmatians are native to Southern Europe. They come from where they hail: Dalmatia (the southern region of Croatia).

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dalmatians actually originate from dalmatia which of course is were the DALMATIAn gets it name from although it does sound fake its true !!

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From dalmatia in Croatia, a small ex-yugoslavian state in the balkans (between Slovenia, Hungary, Serbia and Bosnia)

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S. Gardiakos has written:

'A Catalogue of the Coins of Dalmatia Et Albania 1410-1797'

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Gianni Garko was born on July 15, 1935, in Zara, Dalmatia, Italy [now Zadar, Croatia].

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Salvatore Laurani was born on March 6, 1924, in Zara, Dalmatia, Italy [now Zadar, Croatia].

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The name simply means 'dog of Dalmatia', which is a region in Croatia. The breed was fist described as a 'Dalmatian' dog in 1792.

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Marco Polo's nationality was Italian.Venice, Italy to be exact.

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Dragutin Savin was born on September 29, 1915, in Spalato, Dalmatia, Austria-Hungary [now Split, Croatia].

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Ivo Tijardovic was born on September 18, 1895, in Spalato, Dalmatia, Austria-Hungary [now Split, Croatia].

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Silvije Bombardelli was born on March 3, 1916, in Spalato, Dalmatia, Austria-Hungary [now Split, Croatia].

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