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- Strezimirovci abstract "Strezimirovci (Serbian and Bulgarian: Стрезимировци; also Strezimirovtsi, Strezimirovtzi) is a divided village in easternmost Serbia and westernmost Bulgaria. The Bulgarian half of the village is part of Tran Municipality, Pernik Province, whereas the Serbian part belongs to Surdulica municipality, Pčinja District. The village has a border checkpoint and its residents on either side of the border are mostly Bulgarian; however, its division has caused its population to decrease more than tenfold. It lies in the geographic region of Znepolje (Znepole), at 42°48′N 22°26′E, in a valley along the Jerma (or Erma) River, 830 metres above mean sea level.The village was first mentioned in Ottoman registers of 1451 as Stryazimirovtsi and in 1453 as İstrazumirofca. Its name is derived from the personal name Strezimir (Стрезимир). From the Liberation of Bulgaria in 1878 until the post-World War I Treaty of Neuilly-sur-Seine of 1919, Strezimirovci was located in Bulgaria and was administratively part of the Tran district of Sofia Province. As Bulgaria participated in the war on the side of the Central Powers, it was obliged to cede a Bulgarian-populated area of 1,545 km² to Serbia, a region afterwards known in Bulgaria as the "Western Outlands". The new border did not take the location of extant communities, property, roads and rivers into account, it was drawn so as to give Serbia a strategic importance in future wars. Strezimirovci was among 25 villages more or less divided into two by the new Serbian-Bulgarian border. Reputedly, four locals even tricked the international commission sent to mark the border by moving the temporary border stones overnight in order to include more of the village in Bulgaria.As a consequence of this bisection, the village's population has declined significantly on either side of the border. For example, the Serbian part had a population of 485 in 1948; by 2002, it had decreased to 53, of whom 47 Bulgarians (88.67%), 4 Yugoslavs (7.54%) and 2 Serbs (3.77%). The Bulgarian part of Strezimirovci is only inhabited by 25 people as of June 2008.".
- Strezimirovci country Serbia.
- Strezimirovci elevation "830.0".
- Strezimirovci isPartOf P%C4%8Dinja_District.
- Strezimirovci isPartOf Pernik_Province.
- Strezimirovci populationTotal "25".
- Strezimirovci thumbnail Strezimirovtzi-Border-Checkpoint1.jpg?width=300.
- Strezimirovci wikiPageExternalLink strezi.hit.bg.
- Strezimirovci wikiPageExternalLink ?act=news&act1=det&stat=center&mater=MTI2NjsyNg==.
- Strezimirovci wikiPageID "19078615".
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- Strezimirovci coordinatesType "type:city".
- Strezimirovci elevationM "830".
- Strezimirovci hasPhotoCollection Strezimirovci.
- Strezimirovci imageCaption "Border checkpoint in Strezimirovci".
- Strezimirovci imageSkyline "Strezimirovtzi-Border-Checkpoint1.jpg".
- Strezimirovci latd "42".
- Strezimirovci latm "48".
- Strezimirovci latns "N".
- Strezimirovci longd "22".
- Strezimirovci longew "E".
- Strezimirovci longm "26".
- Strezimirovci nativeName "Стрезимировци".
- Strezimirovci officialName "Strezimirovci".
- Strezimirovci populationAsOf "2008".
- Strezimirovci populationTotal "2553".
- Strezimirovci subdivisionName Pernik_Province.
- Strezimirovci subdivisionName Pčinja_District.
- Strezimirovci subdivisionName ",".
- Strezimirovci subdivisionType List_of_districts_of_Serbia.
- Strezimirovci subdivisionType List_of_sovereign_states.
- Strezimirovci subdivisionType Provinces_of_Bulgaria.
- Strezimirovci subject Category:Bulgaria–Serbia_border_crossings.
- Strezimirovci subject Category:Divided_cities.
- Strezimirovci subject Category:Populated_places_in_Pčinja_District.
- Strezimirovci subject Category:Villages_in_Pernik_Province.
- Strezimirovci point "42.8 22.433333333333334".
- Strezimirovci type AdministrativeDistrict108491826.
- Strezimirovci type City108524735.
- Strezimirovci type District108552138.
- Strezimirovci type DividedCities.
- Strezimirovci type GeographicalArea108574314.
- Strezimirovci type Location100027167.
- Strezimirovci type Municipality108626283.
- Strezimirovci type Object100002684.
- Strezimirovci type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Strezimirovci type PopulatedPlacesInP%C4%8DinjaDistrict.
- Strezimirovci type Region108630985.
- Strezimirovci type Settlement108672562.
- Strezimirovci type Site108651247.
- Strezimirovci type Tract108673395.
- Strezimirovci type UrbanArea108675967.
- Strezimirovci type Village108672738.
- Strezimirovci type VillagesInPernikProvince.
- Strezimirovci type YagoGeoEntity.
- Strezimirovci type YagoLegalActorGeo.
- Strezimirovci type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Strezimirovci type Place.
- Strezimirovci type PopulatedPlace.
- Strezimirovci type Settlement.
- Strezimirovci type Wikidata:Q532.
- Strezimirovci type Place.
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- Strezimirovci type _Feature.
- Strezimirovci type SpatialThing.
- Strezimirovci comment "Strezimirovci (Serbian and Bulgarian: Стрезимировци; also Strezimirovtsi, Strezimirovtzi) is a divided village in easternmost Serbia and westernmost Bulgaria. The Bulgarian half of the village is part of Tran Municipality, Pernik Province, whereas the Serbian part belongs to Surdulica municipality, Pčinja District.".
- Strezimirovci label "Strezimirovci".
- Strezimirovci label "Strezimirovci".
- Strezimirovci label "Стрезимировци".
- Strezimirovci sameAs Strezimirovci.
- Strezimirovci sameAs node273881127.
- Strezimirovci sameAs m.04jf654.
- Strezimirovci sameAs 726710.
- Strezimirovci sameAs Q2468822.
- Strezimirovci sameAs Q2468822.
- Strezimirovci sameAs Strezimirovci.
- Strezimirovci lat "42.8".
- Strezimirovci long "22.433333333333334".
- Strezimirovci wasDerivedFrom Strezimirovci?oldid=589814213.
- Strezimirovci depiction Strezimirovtzi-Border-Checkpoint1.jpg.
- Strezimirovci isPrimaryTopicOf Strezimirovci.
- Strezimirovci name "Strezimirovci".
- Strezimirovci name "Стрезимировци".
