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The city has tall, impressive walls, which reflect its establishment as a fortified city in the [[Adriatic Sea]]. After the breakup of [[Yugoslavia]] in 1991, Dubrovnik was heavily bombed by Serb forces. | The city has tall, impressive walls, which reflect its establishment as a fortified city in the [[Adriatic Sea]]. After the breakup of [[Yugoslavia]] in 1991, Dubrovnik was heavily bombed by Serb forces. | ||
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Dubrovnik (Italian: Ragusa) is a major port city in Croatia, located in southern Dalmatia. The current population is 44,000.
The city has tall, impressive walls, which reflect its establishment as a fortified city in the Adriatic Sea. After the breakup of Yugoslavia in 1991, Dubrovnik was heavily bombed by Serb forces.