Bosiljak

Summary

Bosiljak is a teen magazine^[1].

Key Facts

• Bosiljak's instance of is recorded as teen magazine^[2].
• Bosiljak's instance of is recorded as magazine article^[3].
• Bosiljak's founder is recorded as Ivan Filipović^[4].
• Bosiljak's publisher is recorded as Lavoslav Hartman^[5].
• basil is named after Bosiljak^[6].
• Bosiljak's followed by is recorded as Smib^[7].
• Bosiljak's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-953-6499-89-2^[8].
• Bosiljak's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 305784489^[9].
• Bosiljak's ISSN is recorded as 1849-1278^[10].
• Bosiljak's ISSN is recorded as 1847-8026^[11].
• Bosiljak's place of publication is recorded as Zagreb^[12].
• Bosiljak's language of work or name is recorded as Croatian^[13].
• Bosiljak's country of origin is recorded as Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia^[14].
• Bosiljak's country of origin is recorded as Croatia^[15].
• +1864-10-10T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Bosiljak^[16].
• Bosiljak was dissolved in +1868-12-15T00:00:00Z^[17].
• Bosiljak's official website is recorded as http://dnc.nsk.hr/Journals/LibraryTitle.aspx?id=8e5f5792-fa66-497d-ac42-3eaf0ad8d448^[18].
• Bosiljak's official website is recorded as http://kgzdzb.arhivpro.hr/?documentIndex=1&docid=243&page=0&class=0^[19].
• Bosiljak's main subject is recorded as news^[20].
• Bosiljak's described by source is recorded as Encyclopaedia Croatica^[21].
• Bosiljak's NSK is recorded as 000601253^[22].
• Bosiljak's official name is recorded as Bosiljak: list za mladež^[23].
• Bosiljak's title is recorded as Bosiljak^[24].
• Bosiljak's editor-in-chief is recorded as Ivan Filipović^[25].
• Bosiljak's ISSN-L is recorded as 1847-8026^[26].