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 1 1   |        and numerous other sacred places, large and small, throughout
 2 1   |      Like stars in the sky these places of worship have shone in
 3 1   |     destruction of Orthodox holy places from 1993 to the Peace Treaty
 4 2   |      reside temporarily in other places.~The Museum of the Serbian
 5 2   |  Gradiska, Mostar and many other places. On numerous sites of churches,
 6 2   |     Zitomislic and in many other places, have again been destroyed.~
 7 2   |      large percentage of Serbian places of worship were damaged
 8 2   |        churches in the following places (not mentioned in the monograph):
 9 2   |       1995), Croatian and Muslim places of worship also suffered.
10 5,1 |          even after the war. The places of worship which remained
11 7,1 |       enlightenment, and meeting places of the Serbian people in
12 7,1 |        have been torn from their places, windows blown out, walls
13 7,2 |        from leaks in a number of places (Report 10/96 of 24 September
14 8,1 |    Cadjavac, as well as in other places), many more damaged, most
15 8,1 |        or damaged. These Serbian places of worship, in the majority,
16 8,3 |         the exterior in numerous places.~~Severin~~Church of the
17 8,3 | shattered. Roof leaks in several places (1991–1993).~~Cadjavac~~
18 11,1|      Martinci, and several other places), and a number of them were
19 12,2|         the Second World War new places of worship were constructed
20 12,2|      Slavonska Pozega, and other places. Some of them are still
21 12,2|        and again ravaged Serbian places of worship, so that in the
22 12,5|          Rain leaks in number of places.~~Krestelovac~~Church of