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English: The books Solunci govore (The Thessalonians Speak) with Dragutin Matić on the front cover, Za čast otadžbine (For the Honour of the Fatherland) with Dragutin Gavrilović on the front cover and Žene-Solunci govore (The Thessalonian Women Speak) by Antonije Đurić.

In Serbian historiography, Solunci (Thessalonians) are the Serbian soldiers who took part in the Salonica front (Salonica being the English language rendering of the Greek city of Thessaloniki) in the First World War.

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