spain has madrid as it's capital.
which of the following country has madrid as it's capital?
spain
madrid (disambiguation)





























madrid is the capital of spain.





























it can also refer to:





























section::::other places.





























section::::other places.:spain.





























bullet::::- community of madrid, an autonomous community of spain





























bullet::::- madrid (spanish congress electoral district), a spanish parliament constituency





























section::::other places.:colombia.





























bullet::::- madrid, colombia





























section::::other places.:mexico.





























bullet::::- madrid, colima





























section::::other places.:philippines.





























bullet::::- madrid, surigao del sur, a municipality





























section::::other places.:united states.





























bullet::::- madrid, alabama





























bullet::::- madrid, colorado





























bullet::::- madrid, iowa





























bullet::::- madrid, maine





























bullet::::- madrid, nebraska





























bullet::::- madrid, new mexico





























bullet::::- madrid, new york





























section::::people.





























bullet::::- andrés madrid, argentine footballer
madrid (disambiguation)
in october 1866, sopron sold the establishment to the government of the vilayet of bosnia. it was renamed "vilajetska pečatnja", or the vilayet printing house, and from march 1867 onwards it bore the name "vilajetska štamparija" (the same meaning). sopron remained the owner and editor of "bosanski vjestnik", and managed to publish 51 issues. after a year in sarajevo, sopron left the city and returned to zemun. the first director of the printing house was haim davičo, a belgrade jew, who was offered that position by osman pasha. mehmed šakir kurtćehajić, the editor of "bosna" since early 1868, began publishing "sarajevski cvjetnik" at the end of that year. it was a bilingual weekly like "bosna", containing commentaries on current politics and articles on various social issues, most of which was written by kurtćehajić. he fiercely defended the ottoman regime in bosnia, polemicising with newspapers from serbia and austria which criticised it. in may 1869, when osman pasha ceased to be the governor of the vilayet of bosnia, davičo returned to belgrade. the new governor installed kurtćehajić as the director of the printing house. kurtćehajić died of tuberculosis in september 1872; the last issue of "sarajevski cvjetnik" had appeared two months earlier.
vilayet printing house (sarajevo)