Raška
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Raška (Anglicized: Rascia) is a Slavic name and toponym, that may refer to:
[edit] Places
- Serbian Principality or Raška, a medieval Serbian state 610-960
- Catepanate of Rascia, a Byzantine province 969-976
- Grand Principality of Serbia or Raška, a medieval Serbian state 1101-1217
- Rascia (crownland), a crownland of the principalities, kingdoms and the empire of Serbia (610-1459)
- Raška (region), a geographical region in Serbia (modern Sandzak)
- Raška, Serbia, a town and municipality in Serbia
- Raška (river), a river in Serbia
- Raška District, a district in Serbia
[edit] People
- Karel Raška, a Czech physician and epidemiologist
- Jiří Raška, a Czechoslovak ski jumper
- Martin Raška, a Czech footballer
- Chris Raschka, an Austrian-American author
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