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Srpska

	(Република) Српска - (Republika) Srpska

Српски	Република Српска - Republika Srpska Република Српска (латиницом: Republika Srpska; скраћено: РС, Српска) је један од два ентитета од којих је састављена Босна и Херцеговина. Други ентитет је Федерација Босне и Херцеговине. Република Српска је основана 9. јануара 1992. године као реакција српског народа на референдум о независности БиХ. По Дејтонском споразуму она је један од два ентитета Босне и Херцеговине с једнодомним парламентом те заузима 49% територије БиХ. Парламент-Народна скупштина састоји се од 83 посланика који се бирају на изборима сваке четврте године. Парламент има законодавну власт. Влада РС има извршну власт. Предсједник РС има велика овлашћења. Он се бира на непосредним изборима сваке четврте године. Нивои власти су општина односно град (Бања Лука и Источно Сарајево) и република. Бања Лука је de facto главни град Републике Српске, док је по Уставу главни град Републике Сарајево.
Bosanski	Republika Srpska Republika Srpska (RS) je jedan od dva entiteta unutar Bosne i Hercegovine, drugi je Federacija Bosne i Hercegovine. Grb, zastava i himna Republike Srpske su odlukom Ustavnog suda BiH proglašene neustavanim i diskriminatorskim prema Bošnjacima, Hrvatima i ostalim građanima nesrpske nacionalnosti.
Hrvatski	Republika Srpska Republika Srpska (RS, Srpska) je jedan od dva entiteta od kojih se sastoji Bosna i Hercegovina. Republika Srpska osnovana je 27. ožujka 1992. godine. Po Daytonskom sporazumu ona je jedan od dva entiteta Bosne i Hercegovine s jednodomnim parlamentom te zauzima 49% teritorija BiH. Narodna skupština sastoji se od 83 zastupnika koji se biraju na izborima svake četvrte godine. Parlament ima zakonodavnu vlast. Vlada RS ima izvršnu vlast. Predsjednik se bira na neposrednim izborima svake četvrte godine. Razine vlasti su općina odnosno grad (Banja Luka i Istočno Sarajevo) te republika. Glavni je grad Republike Srpske po Ustavu Sarajevo (de iure), no glavno je administrativno središte Banja Luka.
English	Srpska - Republic of Srpska The Republic of Srpska (Serbian: Република Српска, also translated as Serb Republic) is one of the two political entities that together compose the country of ► Bosnia and Herzegovina, the other entity being the ► Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Srpska also has borders with ► Croatia, ► Serbia and ► Montenegro. Although the de jure capital of Republika Srpska is Sarajevo, the de facto capital is Banja Luka.

Short name	Srpska
Official name	Republic of Srpska
Status	Constituent state of ► Bosnia and Herzegovina
Capital	Бања Лука - Banja Luka
Population	1,600,000 inhabitants
Area	25,053 km²
Major languages	Serbian, Bosnian and Croat
Major religions	Serbian-Orthodox
More information	Srpska, Geography of Srpska, History of Srpska and Politics of Srpska
More images	Srpska - Srpska (Category).

General maps

Map of Bosnia and Herzegovina with Srpska

Map of Srpska inside Bosnia and Herzegovina

Subdivisions of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Republika Srpska with the main cities and the geographic regions.

Republika Srpska

History maps

This section holds a short summary of the history of the area of present-day Srpska, illustrated with maps, including historical maps of former countries and empires that included present-day Srpska.

Early history

Roman provinces in Srpska

Roman provinces in the territory of Srpska until 273

Prefecture of Illyricum, 318-379

Hypothetical migration of the Serbs

Hypothetical migration of the Serbs

Serb lands in the 9th century

Historical principalities of Zahumlje and Travunia in the 9th century

Serb lands in the 9th century

Serbia in the 10th century

Serbian state of Časlav in 931

Serbian state in the 11th century

State of Duklja in 1100

State of Duklja in 1102

Byzantine administration in 1167

Serbia in the 12th century

Kingdom of Syrmia of Stefan Dragutin in 1282-1316

Serbian Patriarchate of Peć (16th-17th century)

Lands offered to Serbia by the London agreement in 1915

Banovinas of Yugoslavia in 1930

Banovinas in Yugoslavia

Yugoslav Banovinas in 1939

NDH occupation in 1941-1945

Maps of the Bosnian War

An animated series of maps showing the breakup of the second Yugoslavia

Wartime 1991

Wartime 1992

lines of front in 1993 - territory of Republika Srpska is presented with red colour

lines of front in 1994 - territory of Republika Srpska is presented with red colour

lines of front in 1995 - territory of Republika Srpska is presented with red colour

Territories which were during the war controled by the army of Republika Srpska for some time

Front lines before Dayton

Wartime Serbia, 1991-1995

Maps of the Bosnian peace plans

Coutillier Peace Plan 1991

Vance-Owen Plan

Owen-Stoltenberg peace plan, map made on british ship Invicible

Owen-Stoltenberg plan, map corections after Invincible.

Peace proposal for BiH made by contact group in 1995

Post-war history

Map of Dayton agreement

Former Yugoslavia compared with the present borders

Ethnic and linguistic maps

2005 ethnic division with internal border lines

Serbo-Croatian language in Srpska (as of 2005)

Shtokavian Serbo-Croatian dialects in Srpska

Shtokavian Serbo-Croatian dialects in Srpska

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Shtokavian Serbo-Croatian dialects in Srpska

Shtokavian Serbo-Croatian dialects in Srpska

2006 ethnic division in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Administrative maps

The 7 regions of Republika Srpska with their capitals (Brčko District is also included)

The municipalities of Republika Srpska (blue)

Banja Luka Region in Republika Srpska

Banja Luka municipality	Bosanska Kostajnica municipality	Čelinac municipality	Gradiška municipality
Istočni Drvar municipality	Jezero municipality	Kneževo municipality	Kotor Varoš municipality
Kozarska Dubica municipality	Krupa na Uni municipality	Kupres (Republika Srpska) municipality	Laktaši municipality
Mrkonjić Grad municipality	Novi Grad municipality	Oštra Luka municipality	Petrovac municipality
Prijedor municipality	Prnjavor municipality	Ribnik municipality	Srbac municipality
Šipovo municipality	Teslić municipality

Doboj Region in Republika Srpska

Bosanski Brod municipality	Derventa municipality	Doboj municipality	Donji Žabar municipality
Modriča municipality	Pelagićevo municipality	Petrovo municipality	Šamac municipality
Vukosavlje municipality

Bijeljina Region in Republika Srpska

Bijeljina municipality

Lopare municipality

Ugljevik municipality

Vlasenica Region in Republika Srpska

Bratunac municipality	Milići municipality	Osmaci municipality	Srebrenica municipality
Šekovići municipality	Vlasenica municipality	Zvornik municipality

Sarajevo-Romanija Region in Republika Srpska

Istočno Sarajevo within Republika Srpska	Han Pijesak municipality	Istočna Ilidža municipality	Istočni Stari Grad municipality
Lukavica municipality	Pale municipality	Rogatica municipality	Sokolac municipality
Trnovo(Republika Srpska) municipality

Foča Region in Republika Srpska

Čajniče municipality	Foča municipality	Kalinovik municipality	Novo Goražde municipality
Rudo municipality	Višegrad municipality

Trebinje Region in Republika Srpska

Berkovići municipality	Bileća municipality	Gacko municipality	Istočni Mostar municipality
Ljubinje municipality	Nevesinje municipality	Trebinje municipality

Notes and references

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