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Republic of BihaćBihaćka republika
1942–1943
Flag of Republic of Bihać Flag
StatusLiberated territory of Yugoslavia
CapitalBihać
Common languagesSerbo-Croatian
GovernmentSocialist republic
Historical eraWorld War II
• Established 1942
• Disestablished 1943
Preceded by
Independent State of Croatia
Today part ofBosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia
The building where AVNOJ met for the first time in Bihać.

The Bihać Republic was a short-lived liberated Yugoslav territory organized as a military mini-state that existed between November 1942 and January 1943 in Nazi-occupied Yugoslavia. The Republic was established by the Partisan resistance movement after Bihać operation. Its administrative center was in the town of Bihać. First session of AVNOJ was held in Bihać in 26 November 1942.

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