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 1 2   |       looted and carried away to Zagreb (it was only in 1985 that
 2 2   |        The Bishop’s Residence in Zagreb was damaged by explosives.
 3 2   |        the Diocesan Libraries in Zagreb, Karlovac and Mostar. The
 4 2   |        Diocesan Church Museum in Zagreb, located in the Metropolitan’
 5 2   |          in Croatia (1991–1995), Zagreb 1996, contains a chapter
 6 2   |   Diocese of Zagreb-Ljubljana in Zagreb, i. e., the Residence of
 7 2   | Residence of the Metropolitan of Zagreb and Ljubljana in the very
 8 2   |  Ljubljana in the very center of Zagreb (Dezliceva 4) had been damaged
 9 5,2 |    Ministry of Internal Affairs, Zagreb, 1 April 1996)~~ ~~Brdjani~~
10 5,2 |       Ranjena crkva u Hrvatskoj, Zagreb 1996, pg. 416) The entire
11 5,3 |    Ministry of Internal Affairs, Zagreb 1 April 1996). According
12 5,3 |    Ministry of Internal Affairs, Zagreb 1 April 1996)~~ ~~Kosinj~~
13 5,3 |    Ministry of Internal Affairs, Zagreb 1 April 1996)~~ ~~Licko
14 5,3 |    Ministry of Internal Affairs, Zagreb, 1 April 1996)~~ ~~Munjava (
15 5,4 |       Ranjena crkva u Hrvatskoj, Zagreb 1996, pg. 424)~~ ~~Slunj~~
16 5,4 |         valuables transported to Zagreb (1941–1945). Following World
17 6,1 |   Sarajevo he was transferred to Zagreb, where he was assigned prisoner
18 6,1 |         prisoner number 34; from Zagreb he was moved to Korenica,
19 7,2 |     icons stolen (later found in Zagreb).~~Chapel of the Holy Archangel
20 8,1 |  territory of today’s Diocese of Zagreb – Ljubljana Serbian Orthodox
21 8,1 |         especially the Bishop of Zagreb, the Serbs lost Monastery
22 8,1 |        1931, when the Diocese of Zagreb was formed, on the level
23 8,1 | Metropolitanate, with its See in Zagreb. Dositej Vasic, a well-educated
24 8,1 |       Ustasha Chief of Police in Zagreb: "The Metropolitan was so
25 8,1 |        World War, the Diocese of Zagreb – as well as the other Dioceses
26 8,1 |          elected Metropolitan of Zagreb. At his suggestion, the
27 8,1 |        in 1983 to the Diocese of Zagreb–Ljubljana.~~In World War
28 8,1 |      territory of the Diocese of Zagreb–Ljubljana, nine churches
29 8,1 |      Metropolitan’s Residence in Zagreb, where both a Church Museum
30 8,1 |       the Episcopal Residence in Zagreb, registered as an historical
31 8,2 |                                  Zagreb~~Church of the Transfiguration
32 8,2 |    Ministry of Internal Affairs, Zagreb, 1 April 1996)~~Varazdin~~
33 8,2 |   Transfiguration of the Lord in Zagreb. At end of October 1992
34 12,1|   Serbian Church, the Diocese of Zagreb was formed from these areas.~~
35 12,3|        were laid by experts from Zagreb. The debris was removed
36 12,6|  explosives laid by experts from Zagreb. Remaining rubble cleared
37 12,6|   Iconostasis removed by them to Zagreb before destruction; returned
38 12,6|       Ranjena crkva u Hrvatskoj, Zagreb 1996, pg. 425).~~ ~~Sirinci~~ ~~