
Kronika o našem Malom mistu
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Teško je reći je li Kronika o Velom mistu storija o nekoliko dramatičnih splitskih desetljeća prerušena u povijest Hajduka ili je, pak, u pitanju priča o mitskome nogometnom klubu zakamuflirana u ozbiljni libar o prošlosti slavnoga grada.
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