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  1 1   |             horror due to the civil war being waged within our territory,
  2 1   |             conflicts of this civil war, the Lord be thanked, have
  3 2   |             During the Second World War, in addition to more than
  4 2   |        heavily damaged during World War II. In the Diocese of Slavonia,
  5 2   |             during the Second World War were located on the territory
  6 2   |           three Dioceses.~After the War, the Communist regime, supported
  7 2   |             During the Second World War, the Monastery treasury
  8 2   |             respectively. After the War, Croatia’s institutions
  9 2   |          genocide. This most recent war (1991–1995) has taken what
 10 2   |             and material goods. The war, forced upon the Serbian
 11 2   |     plundered during the last World War, were returned to their
 12 2   |         razed during the last World War, new ones had been built
 13 2   |          were put to death in World War II, older men, women and
 14 2   |             greatly during the past war.~One of the first reports
 15 2   |          destroyed in the 1991–1995 war (Glinska Poljana and Staro
 16 2   |        damage from the Second World War; and three simply deteriorated
 17 2   |          before the begining of the war", and "Catholic church in
 18 2   |       before beginning of the civil war, is truly not feasible,
 19 2   |            remain standing.~In this war (1991–1995), Croatian and
 20 2   |            art treasures during the war (1991–1995), then let us
 21 2   |             during the Second World War); Monastery Orahovica was
 22 2   |            the perpetrators? Is the war, as regards Serbian Orthodox
 23 3,1 |         15th century.~~During World War II (1941–1945), 64 churches
 24 3,1 |          and one looted in the last war. No less than 98 church
 25 3,1 |        martyred in the Second World War. On April 27, 1941, Ustasha
 26 3,1 |           1995, i. e., the Croation war operations "Lightning" and "
 27 3,1 |         Grad and Jezero. During the war years (1991–1995), two churches
 28 3,2 |          20th centruy. During World War II the iconostasis was damaged,
 29 4,1 |        Dalmatia Dioceses.~~In World War II many churches and other
 30 4,1 |            continued in the present war. In the Diocese of Bihac-Petrovac,
 31 4,1 |           half a century.~~In World War II, Croatian Ustashas martyred
 32 4,1 |           sentence." In the present war, the Memorial Chapel was
 33 4,1 |     destroyed. During the 1991–1995 war years, 26 churches were
 34 4,2 |            Ustashas in Second World War were located since 1991,
 35 5,1 |      Nikanor (Bogunovic).~~In World War II, Bishop Sava Trlajic
 36 5,1 |             Jadovno".~~During World War II, the Diocese of Upper
 37 5,1 |            continued even after the war. The places of worship which
 38 5,1 |            which remained after the war, in general damaged and
 39 5,1 |      buildings set afire during the war or demolished by other means…
 40 5,1 |             end of the Second World War, be removed, i.e., torn
 41 5,1 |        signed by Bogdan Korac.~~The war of 1991–1995 added to this
 42 5,1 |           of Upper Karlovac. In the war from 1991 until 1993, five
 43 5,1 |           at the beginning of World War II; the new church was finished
 44 5,1 |             in 1976. In the present war, this church was several
 45 5,1 |             were damaged during the war period 1991–1995. Eight
 46 5,2 |        twice damaged: during direct war operations in 1991, and
 47 5,2 |             during the Second World War by Ustashas, returned to
 48 5,2 |     construction. "In the 1991–1995 war the plaster fell from the
 49 5,2 |        detonations in the 1991–1995 war." (Report of 6 March 1993)~~ ~~
 50 5,2 |         1941–1945). Following World War II church was repaired. "
 51 5,2 |         Renovation begun before the war (1991) but not completed.
 52 5,2 |         damaged in the Second World War. Following World War II
 53 5,2 |          World War. Following World War II repaired. "In the Autumn
 54 5,2 |             Ustashas. Following the war a new church was built;
 55 5,2 |          that time. Following World War II building returned to
 56 5,3 |             during the Second World War; new church built in 1963;
 57 5,3 |             during the Second World War; forcibly entered in August
 58 5,3 |         Damaged in the Second World War. Renovated in 1968. Church
 59 5,3 |           afire in the Second World War with 90 people inside. New
 60 5,3 |           in 1688. Damaged in World War II (not restored). Church
 61 5,3 |            by the Ustashas in World War II; later rebuilt. Shelled
 62 5,3 |        Ustashas in the Second World War; later rebuilt. Burglarized
 63 5,4 |           at the beginning of World War II. The wooden-carved iconostasis
 64 5,4 |            and destroyed outside of war operations on 12 August
 65 5,4 |           afire in the Second World War, razed in 1958, reconstruction
 66 5,4 |           century, damaged in World War II. Renovated following
 67 5,4 |             Renovated following the war. Broken into and pillaged
 68 5,4 |       destroyed in the Second World War (1941–45). Renovation begun
 69 5,4 |             During the Second World War turned into a Roman Catholic
 70 5,4 |            down near the end of the war. Rebuilt in 1967. "In the
 71 5,4 |           1941, rebuilt after World War II. Parish Home (birth-place
 72 5,4 |         1941–1945). Following World War II the church was dynamited.
 73 6,1 |       Reljevo until the First World War and moved then to Sarajevo
 74 6,1 |             during the Second World War. Sixteen priests and three
 75 6,1 |       Dabar-Bosnia during this last war (1991–1995), 23 churches
 76 7,1 |        Church after the First World War, the Diocese of Dalmatia
 77 7,1 |        banished to Italy during the war, to a war camp in the vicinity
 78 7,1 |          Italy during the war, to a war camp in the vicinity of
 79 7,1 |           released, and after World War II he left for America,
 80 7,1 |        Throne since 1992.~~In World War II, in addition to the deportation
 81 7,1 |       annihilated.~~During the last war (1991–1995), 14 churches
 82 7,2 |             during the Second World War (1941–1945). Completely
 83 7,2 |           renovated in 1983. During war operations (1991–1993) roof
 84 7,2 |         renovated in 1773. In World War II heavily damaged. Renovated
 85 7,2 |        built on eve of Second World War. Destroyed by Croats in
 86 7,2 |           1968. During Second World War liturgical objects, church
 87 7,2 |             by Croatian army during war operations, shelled and
 88 7,2 |             built in 1536. In World War II bell-tower destroyed;
 89 7,2 |      destroyed; renovated after the war. Burglarized and devastated
 90 7,2 |             Damaged in Second World War. New church built in 1971
 91 7,3 |             During the Second World War damaged ( 1941–1945). Renovated
 92 7,3 |          1945). Renovated after the war. Broken into, looted and
 93 7,3 |         Michael – built after World War II. Damaged by Croatian
 94 7,3 |           1884. During Second World War (1941–1945) looted. Renovated
 95 7,3 |         looted. Renovated after the War. Church and bell-tower destroyed (
 96 8,1 |             very beginning of World War II, on 2 May 1941, Metropolitan
 97 8,1 |              After the Second World War, the Diocese of Zagreb –
 98 8,1 |         Zagreb–Ljubljana.~~In World War II, eight priests and three
 99 8,1 |          plundered as well.~~In the war of 1991–1995, even though
100 8,1 |            in general there were no war operations on the territory
101 8,1 |            were damaged outside the war zone. In 1996 the remains
102 8,1 |             during the Second World War, were totally demolished.
103 8,2 |           Church damaged before any war operations: buglarized during
104 8,2 |            by the Ustashas in World War II, returned after numerous
105 8,2 |            Heavily damaged in World War II (1941–1945). Iconostasis
106 8,2 |            and 1985. Damaged during war operations (1991–1993).~~
107 8,2 |            December 1992 outside of war operations.~~Velika Peratovica~~
108 8,2 |        Renovated after Second World War. Devasted, iconostasis destroyed
109 8,2 |             Church damaged in World War II. All church inventory
110 8,2 |      completely renovated after the war in 1966/67. Church devasted
111 8,2 |          partly damaged in the last war (1941–1945), and church
112 8,2 |            heavily damaged in World War II (1941–1945). After Second
113 8,2 |           1945). After Second World War Croatian authorities did
114 8,2 |         also destroyed. After World War II Church completely renovated.
115 8,3 |    Completely renovated after World War II. Damaged by machine-gun
116 8,3 |        renovated after Second World War. During war (1991–1993)
117 8,3 |            Second World War. During war (1991–1993) iconostasis
118 8,3 |       Demetrius from 1760. In World War II church damaged, Parish
119 8,3 |        Church renovated after World War Two. Damaged and plundered (
120 8,3 |            heavily damaged in World War II and turned into Roman
121 8,3 |           Markovic. In Second World War turned into Uniate church
122 8,3 |          afire by Ustashas in World War II. Later Chapel temporarily
123 8,3 |        Ustashas. Returned after the war but with some icons missing.
124 8,3 |          Damaged (1991–1993). After war operations, renovated by
125 8,3 |             Partly damaged in World War II: church inventory, library
126 8,3 |              After the Second World War Church renovated several
127 8,3 |              Heavily damaged in the war (1941–1945), roof destroyed
128 8,3 |           bombing raid. After World War II renovated. Heavily damaged
129 11,1|      without success.~~During World War II, numerous Serbian churches
130 11,1|        Poganovci, Budimci).~~In the war of 1991–1995, 14 churches
131 11,2|           1854. During Second World War (1941–1945) converted into
132 11,2|          Church renovated after the war, new iconostasis installed.
133 11,2|            1945 during Second World War iconostasis, church and
134 11,2|        renovated 1987. During World War II (1941–1945) converted
135 11,2|           1834. During Second World War (1941–1945) iconostasis
136 11,2|             1943. Rebuilt after the war. Now damaged, devastated
137 11,2|           1811. During Second World War (1941–1945) church looted
138 11,2|       looted and damaged. After the War restored. Pillaged, burnt
139 11,3|           Junior 1854. During World War II (1941–1945) church devastated
140 11,3|       Cathedral renovated after the war. During past war 1991/92
141 11,3|          after the war. During past war 1991/92 church dynamited
142 11,3|           1908. During Second World War devastated and desecrated;
143 11,3|           1844. During Second World War (1941–1945) archives and
144 11,3|        century. During Second World War (1941–1945) archives and
145 11,3|           1903. During Second World War (1941–1945) archives and
146 11,4|             new one built after the war. On the eve of the Feast
147 11,4| Karadjordjevic. During Second World War (1941–1945) looted; icons
148 11,4|             Aleksandar. During last war (1991) facade damaged by
149 11,4|     renovated in 1757. During World War II (1941–1945) converted
150 11,4|    Nedeljkovic. During Second World War liturgical objects and church
151 11,4|             1775–1777. During World War II converted into Roman
152 11,5|         built in 1743. During World War II razed to the ground.
153 11,5|           1841. During Second World War devastated; renovated in
154 11,5|           Croats in 1943. After the war new church built. Dynamited
155 11,5|         1958 and 1986. During World War II (1941–1945) damaged and
156 11,5|           Raic. During Second World War a machine-gun nest placed
157 11,5|         1935 and 1973. During World War II devastated, religious
158 12,1|         then until the Second World War permanent spiritual growth
159 12,2|         greatly in the Second World War (1941–1945), as well as
160 12,2|           one (1991–1995). In World War II 54 churches were destroyed
161 12,2|              After the Second World War new places of worship were
162 12,2|           of the vandals from World War II have followed in their
163 12,2|        worship, so that in the past war (1991–1995) 39 churches
164 12,3|  Patriarchate of Serbia after World War II. This monumental edifice
165 12,3|          were destroyed in the last war outside the military zone.
166 12,4|           furnishings. During World War II the Ustashas destroyed
167 12,4|              plundered during World War II, returned in 1985. During
168 12,4|             Gavrinica. During World War II (1941–1945) the church
169 12,4|        Ustashas during Second World War. Registries, liturgical
170 12,4|             Parish Home after World War II, with bell–tower added
171 12,4|           1785. During Second World War outside of church damaged
172 12,4|           1825. During Second World War church inventory destroyed;
173 12,4|     Renovated in 1858. During World War II church damaged by Ustashas;
174 12,4|           1879. During Second World War damaged exterior damaged
175 12,4|           several times after World War II. Church slightly damaged
176 12,5|             1756–1760. During World War II church leveled by Croatian
177 12,5|          New church built after the war in the cemetery as foundation
178 12,5|           in November 1991, outside war zone; only foundations remain (
179 12,5|       Muravic in 1896. During World War II church heavily damaged
180 12,5|             several times after the war. In December 1991 Croatian
181 12,5|        inside the church. After the war (1987), reconstruction began
182 12,5|         church (1748). During World War II church damaged, Registries,
183 12,5|       painted in 1842. During World War II (1945) church shelled.
184 12,5|          Trinity destroyed in World War II. New church built after
185 12,5|          New church built after the war. Interior of church dynamited
186 12,5|          New church built after the war. Destroyed by Croatian Ustashas
187 12,6|         from Novi Sad. During World War II the Monastery was pillaged
188 12,6|            quarters built after the War. Near the end of 1991 the
189 12,6|           area. During Second World War plundered. During fighting
190 12,6|         renovated in 1834. In World War II church burnt down by
191 12,6|             reconstructed after the War. In 1991–1992 during fighting
192 12,6|             built in 1747. In World War II destroyed by Ustashas.
193 12,6|           and 1844. In Second World War church converted into Roman
194 12,6|         church. Renovated after the war. Church dynamited by Ustashas
195 12,6|            Patriarchate after World War II. In spring of 1992 church
196 12,6|        century. During Second World War church heavily damaged by
197 12,6|           several times after World War II, and completely restored
198 12,6|         Pakrac in 1985. After World War II chapel set up in Parish
199 12,6|      mid-18th century. During World War II damaged and pillaged.
200 12,6|          the 18th century. In World War II church damaged by shelling;
201 12,6|           1931. During Second World War slightly damaged. Part of
202 12,6|             from Partisans in World War II. Damaged in 1991–1992.~~
203 12,6|       destroyed during Second World War by Ustashas. Iconostasis
204 12,6|          New church built after the war. Destroyed in October 1992