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 1 2   |      and its faithful in that area to the verge of annihilation.~
 2 2   |  Monasteries in the Liberated Area of Former Sectors North
 3 2   |    Republic of Croatia in the Area Liberated during the "Lightning"
 4 3,1 |    comprises the Northwestern area of Bosnia, was founded as
 5 5,1 |     territories, i.e., to the area of the Vojna Krajina (Military "
 6 5,1 |     Orthodox Serbians of this area was guided by the metropolitans
 7 5,3 |     windows closed. The altar area is likewise not damaged.
 8 6,2 |   completely destroyed, altar area dug up in 1995. Parish Home
 9 8,1 |    book to be written in that area, was copied in Varazdin
10 8,1 |      of October 1595, for the area of Upper Slavonia, residing
11 8,1 | founded a new Diocese in this area, with its See in Monastery
12 8,1 |     who disappeared from that area in 1919. Existing written
13 8,2 |  rooms on ground-floor, total area of 423 square meters. Most
14 9   |     The troubled past of that area influenced the changing
15 10  |   Zvornik-Tuzla comprises the area of north-eastern Bosnia,
16 10  |      of the 18th century, the area on the right bank of the
17 12,1|  stretches across the central area of Old Slavonia. It represents
18 12,4|  Pakrac 1715–1716. Church and area around it named after him
19 12,6|     Carnojevic resided in the area. During Second World War
20 12,6|     from the site, now a park area (Report ECMM   2/95, 56).~~~~~~~~~~~~~~