Џудо (Serbian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Џудо" in Serbian language version.

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Grant, T.P. „History of judo at Olympics”. bleacherreport. Приступљено 24. 12. 2019.

„Qualification System - Games of the XXXII Olympiad – Tokyo 2020”. www.ijf.org (на језику: енглески). Приступљено 24. 12. 2019.

Hoare 2009, стр. 52.–53. For location of Eisho-ji temple, see: „Way to Eisho-Ji Temple”, Kodokan, Архивирано из оригинала 11. 3. 2011. г., Приступљено 14. 3. 2011 Hoare, Syd (2009), A History of Judo, London: Yamagi Books

Kano 2008, стр. 3.–4; Hoare (2009). pp. 45.–47; Fukuda (2004). pp. 145.–152. Keiko Fukuda 9th Dan (born 1913) is the granddaughter of Fukuda Hachinosuke, and is the last surviving direct student of Kano: Davis, Simon, „Be Strong, Be Gentle, Be Beautiful - Keiko Fukuda”, United States Judo Federation, Архивирано из оригинала 8. 3. 2011. г., Приступљено 12. 3. 2011 Kano, Jigoro (2008), Watson, Brian N., ур., Judo Memoirs of Jigoro Kano, Victoria, BC: Trafford Publishing

Kano 2008, стр. 3.–4; Hoare (2009). pp. 45.–47; Fukuda (2004). pp. 145.–152. Keiko Fukuda 9th Dan (born 1913) is the granddaughter of Fukuda Hachinosuke, and is the last surviving direct student of Kano: Davis, Simon, „Be Strong, Be Gentle, Be Beautiful - Keiko Fukuda”, United States Judo Federation, Архивирано из оригинала 8. 3. 2011. г., Приступљено 12. 3. 2011 Kano, Jigoro (2008), Watson, Brian N., ур., Judo Memoirs of Jigoro Kano, Victoria, BC: Trafford Publishing
Hoare 2009, стр. 52.–53. For location of Eisho-ji temple, see: „Way to Eisho-Ji Temple”, Kodokan, Архивирано из оригинала 11. 3. 2011. г., Приступљено 14. 3. 2011 Hoare, Syd (2009), A History of Judo, London: Yamagi Books