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Sonja Belamarić Bjelovar Šetalište Ivše Lebovića 24 S.Belamaric Pravosudno Mjesto Ime i Prezime Adresa stanovanja Kontakt Jezik za koji je tumač imenovan tijelo stanovanja [email protected]; Sonja Belamarić ŽS Bjelovar Bjelovar Šetalište Ivše Lebovića 24 engleski, talijanski 098-205-078 [email protected]; Martina Blažević ŽS Bjelovar Virovitica Ivana Mažuranića 75 engleski 098-165-6064 [email protected]; Martina Blažinčić ŽS Bjelovar Križevci Pušća 57 njemački 098-974-8216 [email protected]; Svjetlana Carić ŽS Bjelovar Slatina Grigora Viteza 5 talijanski 091-290-5078 [email protected]; Ksenija Čubrilović ŽS Bjelovar Daruvar Ruđera Boškovića 16 njemački 098-911-7645 [email protected]; Zvjezdana Drašner ŽS Bjelovar Daruvar T.G. 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