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 1 2   |     virtually never ceased since 1941. During the Second World
 2 3,1 |           Platon Jovanovic (1940–1941), Dr Vasilije Kostic (1941–
 3 3,1 |       1941), Dr Vasilije Kostic (1941–1961), Dr Andrej Frusic (
 4 3,1 |   century.~~During World War II (1941–1945), 64 churches were
 5 3,1 |          World War. On April 27, 1941, Ustasha authorities ordered
 6 3,1 |  Jovanovic was buried on May 24, 1941, in the Military Cemetery
 7 5,1 |        1936), Sava Trlajic (1938–1941), Nikanor Ilicic (1947–1951)
 8 5,1 |         was arrested on 13 June, 1941, together with thirteen
 9 5,1 |       fettered. In mid-August of 1941, Bishop Sava Trlajic was
10 5,2 |  Completely razed by Ustashas in 1941. A small wooden church erected
11 5,2 |          built in 1800, damaged (1941–1945). Following World War
12 5,2 |          in the 19th century. In 1941, destroyed by Croat Ustashas.
13 5,2 |     faithful forcibly converted (1941–1945). Church archives and
14 5,3 |       Set afire by the Ustashas (1941–1945). Iconostasis destroyed,
15 5,3 |       Destroyed by the Ustashas (1941–1945). New church built
16 5,3 |      built in 1885, destroyed in 1941. Reconstruction begun in
17 5,3 |         destroyed by Ustashas in 1941. New church, containing
18 5,3 |      built in 1892, set afire in 1941, renovated in 1973. Church
19 5,4 |          built in 1867. Damaged (1941–1945). Restored in 1976. "
20 5,4 |        the 6th century, damaged (1941–1945). Renovated in 1963.
21 5,4 |        built in 1857. Destroyed (1941–1945). On the same site
22 5,4 |    entire inventory destroyed in 1941. Renovated 1970–72. Church
23 5,4 |         in the Second World War (1941–45). Renovation begun in
24 5,4 |         razed by the Ustashas in 1941, rebuilt after World War
25 5,4 | valuables transported to Zagreb (1941–1945). Following World War
26 6,1 |    Church and its faithful after 1941. The old Church Museum in
27 6,1 |      1920), Petar Zimonjic (1921–1941), who was martyred at the
28 6,1 |          the Ustashas on 12 May, 1941, and taken to Sarajevo.
29 6,1 |       then to Gospic on 15 June, 1941. While in prison he underwent
30 7,2 |     during the Second World War (1941–1945). Completely renovated
31 7,3 |       Second World War damaged ( 1941–1945). Renovated after the
32 7,3 |         During Second World War (1941–1945) looted. Renovated
33 7,3 |         Ustashas in early August 1941. Iconostasis damaged (icons
34 8,1 |        of World War II, on 2 May 1941, Metropolitan Dositej was
35 8,2 |          church and burglarized (1941–1945). Church Register and
36 8,2 |       Renovated in 1824. Looted (1941–1945). a report of 7 December
37 8,2 |         damaged in World War II (1941–1945). Iconostasis damaged,
38 8,2 |       from 1790. Church damaged (1941–1945). Renovated after Second
39 8,2 |        Parish Home also damaged (1941–1945). Church and Parish
40 8,2 |         damaged in the last war (1941–1945), and church library
41 8,2 |         damaged in World War II (1941–1945). After Second World
42 8,2 |       1820. Damaged by Ustashas (1941–1945). Seven old manuscripts
43 8,3 |     Nicholas from 1760. Damaged (1941–1945). Completely renovated
44 8,3 |      Church damaged by Ustashas (1941–1945). Completely renovated
45 8,3 |         items largely destroyed (1941–1945). Church renovated
46 8,3 |           Parish Home destroyed (1941–1945). Church dynamited
47 8,3 |          1769. Church damaged in 1941. Iconostasis taken down
48 8,3 |       Turned into Uniate church (1941–1945). Completely renovated
49 8,3 |      Heavily damaged in the war (1941–1945), roof destroyed during
50 11,2|         During Second World War (1941–1945) converted into Roman
51 11,2|       1987. During World War II (1941–1945) converted into Roman
52 11,2|         During Second World War (1941–1945) iconostasis damaged,
53 11,2|         During Second World War (1941–1945) church looted and
54 11,3|       1854. During World War II (1941–1945) church devastated
55 11,3|         During Second World War (1941–1945) archives and part
56 11,3|         During Second World War (1941–1945) archives and some
57 11,3|         During Second World War (1941–1945) archives and part
58 11,4|         During Second World War (1941–1945) looted; icons from
59 11,4|       1757. During World War II (1941–1945) converted into Roman
60 11,5|       1986. During World War II (1941–1945) damaged and turned
61 12,1|     Milutin; Miron Nikolic (1888–1941), one of the most respected
62 12,2|         in the Second World War (1941–1945), as well as in the
63 12,4|  Gavrinica. During World War II (1941–1945) the church was seriously
64 12,4|         Destroyed by Ustashas in 1941. New church begun in 1983
65 12,5|      Baptist – built in 1775. In 1941 church destroyed by Croatian
66 12,5|         destroyed by Ustashas in 1941. New church built after
67 12,6|         1824 and 1885. On 7 July 1941 church razed by Croatian
68 12,6|   Djordje Protic from Sombor. In 1941 church destroyed by Ustashas
69 12,6|         destroyed by Ustashas in 1941. Reconstructed in 1977.
70 12,6|          by Croatian Ustashas in 1941. New church built in 1980.
71 12,6|  destroyed by Ustashas on 1 May, 1941. Iconostasis, liturgical
72 12,6|         destroyed by Ustashas in 1941. New church, near site of
73 12,6|         Destroyed by Ustashas in 1941. All religious and art works
74 12,6|        the ground by Ustashas in 1941; liturgical items, books
75 12,6|         massacred by Ustashas in 1941–1945 destroyed in Orthodox
76 12,6|         Dynamited by Ustashas in 1941; iconostasis and all religious