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Dinka Delic, Miss of Yugoslavia in 1984, died in Sarajevo

Published: March 11, 2015
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dinka delicDinka Delic, Miss of Yugoslavia in 1984, died today in Sarajevo, was confirmed for Klix.ba by her colleagues. Dinka Delic was born in Zenica. She won the title of the most beautiful woman in Yugoslavia, also competed at the world competition for the Miss World and Miss Universe.

Dinka Delic lived in Sarajevo, where she held the job director of the company Natural Health.

(Source: klix)

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