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 1 4,2 |           Drvar~~Church of Saint Sava burglarized by Croats 1995.~~ ~~ ~~
 2 5,1 |          and the spirit of Saint Sava, Bishop Pavle Nenadovic (
 3 5,1 | Maksimilijan Hajdin (1932–1936), Sava Trlajic (1938–1941), Nikanor
 4 5,1 |          In World War II, Bishop Sava Trlajic of Upper Karlovac
 5 5,1 |        Gospic on 20 June. Bishop Sava was allowed to say good-bye
 6 5,1 |       mid-August of 1941, Bishop Sava Trlajic was taken to Mount
 7 5,2 |           Brlog~~Church of Saint Sava – built in 1740. Under State
 8 5,4 |        to burn the icon of Saint Sava on one of the Thrones, but
 9 6,1 |          in Ban Brdo. When Saint Sava organized the Serbian Church
10 6,1 | Metropolitan of Dabar-Bosnia was Sava Kosanovic (1881–1885); but
11 6,1 |        was taken by Metropolitan Sava Kosanovic (1881–1885), followed
12 6,2 |          Blazuj~~Church of Saint Sava – built in 1895. Shelled,
13 6,2 |      Zavidovici~~Church of Saint Sava – built in 1912. Pillaged
14 6,2 |        by Muslims in 1995. Saint Sava Hall razed in 1995.~~Trnovo~~ ~~
15 7,2 |   Zemunik Donji~~Church of Saint Sava of Serbia – built on eve
16 7,3 |           Split~~Chapel of Saint Sava of Serbia – built in 1922.
17 8,3 |        Krizevci~~Church of Saint Sava from 1902. Windows on church
18 9   | Hercegovina was founded by Saint Sava in 1219, while the autocephalous
19 9   |       well-known successors were Sava II (son of King Stefan the
20 9   |       the title "Herceg of Saint Sava" was conferred upon Stepan
21 11,1|      Orthodox Bishop between the Sava and Danube".~~This Diocese
22 12,1|    namely, the areas between the Sava and the Drava Rivers and
23 12,3|           In this town along the Sava River a church dedicated
24 12,4|      Vrbovnjani~~Chapel of Saint Sava located in the Parish Home,
25 12,4|    Gornji Rajic~~Church of Saint Sava damaged by Croatian army