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 1 2  |        casualties, 21 damaged. Three monasteries were heavily
 2 2  |      on the territory of these three Dioceses.~After the War,
 3 2  |      the Second World War; and three simply deteriorated from
 4 2  | baptized); also destroyed were three wooden churches, unique
 5 3,1|      was also destroyed, while three monasteries were underwent
 6 3,1|        of no need to worry. At three in the morning that same
 7 3,1|    Diocese were destroyed, and three seriously damaged, while
 8 4,1|       when it was divided into three Dioceses: the Diocese of
 9 4,2|    laid waste by Muslims 1995. Three parish homes damaged, one
10 4,3|      Novi Grad)~~Church of the Three Holy Hierarchs burglarized
11 5,1|     among whom there were also three Serbian priests. They were
12 5,1|     territory of this Diocese. Three parish homes were dynamited
13 6,1|       War. Sixteen priests and three monks suffered martyrdom.
14 6,1|  buildings were destroyed, and three parish homes were damaged.
15 7,1| regions.~~In the 14th century, three monasteries were founded
16 7,3|    Theological Seminary of the Three Holy Hierarchs (Seminary
17 8,1|      War II, eight priests and three monks, alongside innocent
18 8,1|   parish homes were destroyed (three were dynamited and two set