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Borba (Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: Борба) is a Serbian newspaper, formerly the official gazette of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (KPJ) until 1954 and People's Front of Yugoslavia thereon until its dissolution. Its name is the Serbo-Croatian word for 'struggle' or 'combat'.

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rdfs:label	Borba (cs) Borba (Zeitung) (de) Borba (diario) (es) Borba (newspaper) (en) Borba (journal) (fr) Borba (quotidiano) (it) Borba (gazeta) (pl) Борба (газета) (ru)
rdfs:comment	Borba (Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: Борба) is a Serbian newspaper, formerly the official gazette of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (KPJ) until 1954 and People's Front of Yugoslavia thereon until its dissolution. Its name is the Serbo-Croatian word for 'struggle' or 'combat'. (en) Die Borba (Der Kampf), serbisch-kyrillisch Борба, wurde 1922 gegründet und war die Parteizeitung der Kommunistischen Partei Jugoslawiens. Nach dem Ende Jugoslawiens erschien die Tageszeitung bis 2009 in Serbien. (de) Borba (cirílico serbio: Борба, en español «la lucha») fue un periódico de Serbia, diario oficial de la Liga de los Comunistas de Yugoslavia durante la República Socialista Federativa de Yugoslavia. Su nombre en serbio y croata se corresponde con «lucha» o «combate». (es) Borba (en serbe cyrillique : Борба ; en français : La Lutte ou Le Combat) est un quotidien serbe publié à Belgrade. Au temps de la République fédérative socialiste de Yougoslavie, il était le journal officiel de la Ligue des communistes de Yougoslavie. Il a été créé en 1922. (fr) Borba è una testata giornalistica che viene pubblicata a Belgrado. Fu il quotidiano ufficiale delle Lega dei Comunisti di Jugoslavia dal 1945 al 1991. (it) Borba (cyr. Борба) – dziennik centralny Komunistycznej Partii Jugosławii, następnie Związku Komunistów Jugosławii. (pl) Borba (v srbské cyrilici Борба, v češtině doslovně boj) byl srbský a jugoslávský nezávislý deník. Vycházel v srbštině (srbochorvatštině). Vznikl v roce 1922 jako ústřední tiskový orgán jugoslávských komunistů (od roku 1954 orgán SSRNJ).Zpočátku mohl vycházet svobodně, po politických změnách z ledna 1929 byl však zakázán (jugoslávská komunistické strana byla v ilegalitě již téměř od dob svého vzniku) - dlouhou dobu byl totiž oficiálně veden jako nezávislý deník. Ve funkci šéfredaktorů deníku se vystřídali , , , , , , , , Veljko Vlahović, , , a Vladimir Dedijer. (cs) Газета «Борба» (дословно Борьба) — общественно-политическое издание, выпускавшееся Коммунистической партией Югославии в Загребе с 1922 года. Газета была запрещена 13 января 1929 года после введения диктатуры в Королевстве Югославия, затем выходила подпольно, в том числе в партизанской Ужицкой республике. После освобождения Белграда газета стала выходить ежедневным тиражом. В ней работали известные журналисты и литераторы , Владимир Чопич, , Огнен Прица, Йосип Краш, Веселин Маслеша, , , , , Лазар Мойсов, Мома Маркович, и Здравко Чолич. (ru)
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