Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Jovan Mikić, known as Spartak (Serbian Cyrillic: Јован Микић Спартак; born in Opovo, Torontál County, Kingdom of Hungary, Austria-Hungary 13 May 1914; died in Subotica, Yugoslav region of Bačka, occupied by Hungary 11 October 1944), was a Yugoslavian record holder in athletics, and was known for creating the nickname FK Spartak Subotica."@en }
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- Jovan_Mikić_Spartak abstract "Jovan Mikić, known as Spartak (Serbian Cyrillic: Јован Микић Спартак; born in Opovo, Torontál County, Kingdom of Hungary, Austria-Hungary 13 May 1914; died in Subotica, Yugoslav region of Bačka, occupied by Hungary 11 October 1944), was a Yugoslavian record holder in athletics, and was known for creating the nickname FK Spartak Subotica.".
- Q1264319 abstract "Jovan Mikić, known as Spartak (Serbian Cyrillic: Јован Микић Спартак; born in Opovo, Torontál County, Kingdom of Hungary, Austria-Hungary 13 May 1914; died in Subotica, Yugoslav region of Bačka, occupied by Hungary 11 October 1944), was a Yugoslavian record holder in athletics, and was known for creating the nickname FK Spartak Subotica.".
- Jovan_Mikić_Spartak comment "Jovan Mikić, known as Spartak (Serbian Cyrillic: Јован Микић Спартак; born in Opovo, Torontál County, Kingdom of Hungary, Austria-Hungary 13 May 1914; died in Subotica, Yugoslav region of Bačka, occupied by Hungary 11 October 1944), was a Yugoslavian record holder in athletics, and was known for creating the nickname FK Spartak Subotica.".
- Q1264319 comment "Jovan Mikić, known as Spartak (Serbian Cyrillic: Јован Микић Спартак; born in Opovo, Torontál County, Kingdom of Hungary, Austria-Hungary 13 May 1914; died in Subotica, Yugoslav region of Bačka, occupied by Hungary 11 October 1944), was a Yugoslavian record holder in athletics, and was known for creating the nickname FK Spartak Subotica.".