Talk:Lazar Mamula

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Yugoslav Admiral Branko Mamula is not a descendant of baron Lazar Mamula, because baron Mamula had neither wife nor children. Lazar Mamula died unmarried in Wienna. You, author of this article are a liar and forger. Criminal admiral Branko Mamula, serbian dirty gipsy bastard, was a swine and assassin of Tito, war criminal, an executioner. He behaved like a communist pharaoh. 2A05:4F46:D10:B500:1C45:419C:C428:F671 (talk) 12:52, 14 August 2023 (UTC)Reply

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