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 1 2   |      longer exist—not even their foundations.~Even the most sacred of
 2 5,4 |        on 12 August 1991. On the foundations of the destroyed church,
 3 5,4 |         new one was begun, whose foundations were consecrated in 1994.
 4 7,2 |        Peter and Paul – built on foundations of earlier church from 1780.
 5 7,2 |     Theotokos – built in 1618 on foundations of earlier church. New church
 6 7,2 |        1782. New church built on foundations in 1888. Greater part of
 7 7,2 |          church built in 1971 on foundations of older church. Iconostasis
 8 7,2 |         Kyriakia, renovated from foundations in 1961. Interior devastated
 9 8,2 |         Petka – built in 1895 on foundations of older wooden church from
10 8,3 |       Newest Church built on its foundations in 1932. Archives destroyed,
11 8,3 |   Stephen – built in 1931 on the foundations of older church from 1751.
12 11,4|     demolished by Croats. On the foundations of the old church, new one
13 11,5|           church dynamited; only foundations remain.~~ ~~Sotin~~Church
14 11,5|     Senior 1777. Church razed to foundations in 1942. New church built
15 11,5|     deliberately dynamited; only foundations remain.~~ ~~Cepin~~Church
16 12,4| constructed from 1757 to 1768 on foundations of older church, alongside
17 12,4|        army in August 1991. Only foundations remain (Report ECMM,   2/
18 12,4|        Petka) – built in 1750 on foundations of former church. Renovated
19 12,4|           built in 1756 on older foundations. Renovated in 1879. During
20 12,4|        Elijah – built in 1804 on foundations of older church of wooden
21 12,5|           outside war zone; only foundations remain (Report ECMM   2/
22 12,5|          Paul – built in 1828 on foundations of old wooden church from
23 12,6|        decade of 19th century on foundations of earlier church from 1772.