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 1 2  | Zagreb-Ljubljana, Upper Karlovac and Dalmatia) were the first to suffer.
 2 2  |      Slavonia, Lika, Banija, Kordun, Dalmatia, and elsewhere. These churches,
 3 4,1|          Karlovac and the Diocese of Dalmatia. The first Bishop of the
 4 4,1|             Kljuc. Bishop Nikolaj of Dalmatia was appointed Administrator
 5 4,1|          parts of the Banja Luka and Dalmatia Dioceses.~~In World War
 6 4,1|           Dioceses of Banja Luka and Dalmatia, were destroyed.~~This devastation
 7 5,1|             rugged land of Lika from Dalmatia, while Serbians from Bosnia
 8 7  |                       The diocese of Dalmatia~  ~~~"Let everything that
 9 7,1|             of the Serbian people in Dalmatia.~~Monastery Krupa, dedicated
10 7,1|            from Serbia and Bosnia to Dalmatia. The Monastery was erected
11 7,1|            of Serbian settlements in Dalmatia grew in number, the Patriarchate
12 7,1|           regions. As the "Exarch of Dalmatia", he conferred upon the
13 7,1|             guidance of the Serbs of Dalmatia. When in 1718 Dalmatia fell
14 7,1|            of Dalmatia. When in 1718 Dalmatia fell under Venetian rule,
15 7,1|       however, the Serbian people in Dalmatia came under the jurisdiction
16 7,1|          1718, the Serbian Church in Dalmatia was administered for some
17 7,1|         Koncarevic was banished from Dalmatia in 1753, and a long time
18 7,1|            passed until the Serbs in Dalmatia were allowed to have their
19 7,1|              was appointed Bishop of Dalmatia. Upon the departure of the
20 7,1|      incorporation of the Diocese of Dalmatia into the Metropolitanate
21 7,1|              rights of his people in Dalmatia. He was succeeded by the
22 7,1|             successor, was Bishop of Dalmatia from 1913 to 1918.~~From
23 7,1|              to 1938, the Diocese of Dalmatia, together with Boka Kotorska,
24 7,1|          Metropolitanate of Bukovina–Dalmatia. At the time of the unification
25 7,1|            World War, the Diocese of Dalmatia was incorporated into the
26 7,1|       Serbian Church, the Bishops of Dalmatia were: Danilo Pantelic (1921–
27 7,1|           1978–1992), the Diocese of Dalmatia in the post-war period underwent
28 7,2|         Simeon Koncarevic, Bishop of Dalmatia and author. Burglarized
29 13 |              buildings   ~Diocese of Dalmatia ~ Destroyed: 14 churches