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 1 2   |           territory of these three Dioceses.~After the War, the Communist
 2 2   |       which includes five Orthodox Dioceses (Osek Polje and Baranja,
 3 2   |         also five Serbian Orthodox Dioceses (Banja Luka, Bihac-Petrovac,
 4 2   |            on the territory of ten Dioceses of the Serbian Church: S.
 5 4,1 |          it was divided into three Dioceses: the Diocese of Banja Luka,
 6 4,1 |            Banja Luka and Dalmatia Dioceses.~~In World War II many churches
 7 4,1 |            that time comprised the Dioceses of Banja Luka and Dalmatia,
 8 6,1 |         Dabar-Bosnia, but also the Dioceses of Zvornik, of Zahum-Hercegovina,
 9 6,1 | Dabar-Bosnia, as well as the other Dioceses in Bosnia and Hercegovina,
10 8,1 |      Zagreb – as well as the other Dioceses on the territory of Croatia –
11 9   |            of the borders of those Dioceses, unified in the 18th century
12 10  |     administered by Bishops of the Dioceses of Valjevo and of Uzice.~
13 10  |          to one of the neighboring Dioceses, or administered by neighboring
14 11,1|            appointed Bishop of the Dioceses of Mohac–Seged and Osijek