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  1 2   |     churches were destroyed. In the Diocese of Gornji Karlovac alone,
  2 2   |         during World War II. In the Diocese of Slavonia, 54 churches
  3 2   |             On the territory of the Diocese of Banja Luka, 64 churches
  4 2   |          homes damaged. In the same Diocese, 98 monasteries and parish
  5 2   |      treasury was given back to the Diocese of Slavonia); the Monastery
  6 2   |         newly elected Bishop of the diocese of Osijek cannot renovate
  7 2   |          treasury of the old Pakrac Diocese, where precious icons and
  8 2   |         fate of the treasury of the Diocese of Upper Karlovac, in the
  9 2   |          valuables belonging to the Diocese of Zvornik-Tuzla, which
 10 2   |      Serbian Orthodox Church of the Diocese of Zagreb-Ljubljana in Zagreb,
 11 3   |                                 The diocese of Banja Luka~  ~~~"Hear
 12 3,1 |                                 The Diocese of Banja Luka, which comprises
 13 3,1 |             The first Bishop of the Diocese was Metropolitan Evgenije
 14 3,1 |           spiritual centers of this Diocese are Monasteries Gomionica,
 15 3,1 |     destroyed and 21 damaged in the Diocese of Banja Luka. One monastery
 16 3,1 |            On the territory of this Diocese, 94 church archives were
 17 3,1 |   Arch-Hierarch Platon to leave his Diocese for Serbia. His answer to
 18 3,1 |             on the territory of the Diocese of Banja Luka) the Church
 19 3,1 |            on the territory of this Diocese were destroyed, and three
 20 4   |                                 The diocese of Bihac-petrovac~  ~~~"
 21 4,1 |                                 The Diocese of Bihac was founded in
 22 4,1 |            into three Dioceses: the Diocese of Banja Luka, the Diocese
 23 4,1 |          Diocese of Banja Luka, the Diocese of Gornji Karlovac and the
 24 4,1 |             Gornji Karlovac and the Diocese of Dalmatia. The first Bishop
 25 4,1 |             The first Bishop of the Diocese was Venijamin Tausanovic,
 26 4,1 |            Upon his transfer to the Diocese of Zletovo-Strumica, Bishop
 27 4,1 |         Nektarije administered this Diocese. By decision of the Holy
 28 4,1 |             of Bishops in 1990, the Diocese of Bihac was revived, under
 29 4,1 |        revived, under the name: the Diocese of Bihac-Petrovac, with
 30 4,1 |            of the newly constituted Diocese in 1990. At the session
 31 4,1 |           was elected Bishop of the Diocese of Bihac-Petrovac. The Diocese
 32 4,1 |      Diocese of Bihac-Petrovac. The Diocese was constituted from parts
 33 4,1 |            buildings of the revived Diocese, which at that time comprised
 34 4,1 |             the present war. In the Diocese of Bihac-Petrovac, five
 35 4,1 |             On the territory of the Diocese of Bihac-Petrovac historians
 36 4,1 |             a century before.~~This Diocese suffered great devastation
 37 4,1 |            On the territory of this Diocese, the spiritual and cultural
 38 5   |                                 The diocese of Upper Karlovac~  ~~~"
 39 5,1 |                                 The Diocese of Upper Karlovac comprises
 40 5,1 |            17th century, a separate Diocese of Karlovac-Zrinopolje was
 41 5,1 |             The first Bishop of the Diocese was a refugee from Bosnia,
 42 5,1 |           1696–1712).~~In 1713, the Diocese of Karlovac-Zrinopolje was
 43 5,1 |           was divided into two: the Diocese of Karlovac-Senj-Coastlands
 44 5,1 |    Karlovac-Senj-Coastlands and the Diocese of Kostajnica-Zrinopolje.
 45 5,1 |           within the borders of the Diocese of Karlovac. Proof of that
 46 5,1 |            During World War II, the Diocese of Upper Karlovac endured
 47 5,1 |             on the territory of the Diocese of Upper Karlovac continued
 48 5,1 |          Orthodox Church, i.e., the Diocese of Upper Karlovac, stating
 49 5,1 |        ourselves personally to Your Diocese in Karlovac, with the demand
 50 5,1 |        within the boundaries of the Diocese of Upper Karlovac. In the
 51 5,1 |            on the territory of this Diocese. Three parish homes were
 52 5,1 |             18 a.m., the See of the Diocese of Upper Karlovac was blown
 53 5,1 |          population of this ancient Diocese was driven out (many being
 54 5,1 |            On the territory of this Diocese, 11 churches were destroyed,
 55 5,2 |         portraits of Bishops of the Diocese of Gornji Karlovac. Diocesan
 56 5,2 |     Monasteries and Churches of the Diocese during the Second World
 57 5,3 |         Cathedral Church of the old Diocese of Kostajnica built in 1743.
 58 6   |                                 The diocese of Dabar-bosnia~  ~~~"As
 59 6,1 |                The See of the first Diocese of Bosnia after the Serbs
 60 6,1 |           in 1219, he established a Diocese for Bosnia in Dabar; and
 61 6,1 |             the Metropolitan of the Diocese of Dabar-Bosnia received
 62 6,1 |          occupied the throne of the Diocese of Dabar-Bosnia. It was
 63 6,1 |             comprising not only the Diocese of Dabar-Bosnia, but also
 64 6,1 |             in Sarajevo, and in the Diocese of Dabar-Bosnia, for centuries
 65 6,1 |   Metropolitans (Phanariots) to the Diocese of Dabar-Bosnia. These were:
 66 6,1 |           on Mount Velebit.~~In the Diocese of Dabar-Bosnia during this
 67 6,1 |             On the territory of the Diocese of Dabar-Bosnia, the national
 68 7   |                                 The diocese of Dalmatia~  ~~~"Let everything
 69 7,1 |            the incorporation of the Diocese of Dalmatia into the Metropolitanate
 70 7,1 |        together with the See of the Diocese. The successors to Josif
 71 7,1 |              From 1874 to 1938, the Diocese of Dalmatia, together with
 72 7,1 |            the First World War, the Diocese of Dalmatia was incorporated
 73 7,1 |      Nikolaj Mrdja (1978–1992), the Diocese of Dalmatia in the post-war
 74 7,1 |            of the reports from this Diocese states: "With great pain
 75 7,1 |         destroyed. This is the only Diocese of the Serbian Orthodox
 76 8   |                                 The diocese of Zagreb-ljubljana~  ~~~"
 77 8,1 |                                 The Diocese of Zagreb-Ljubljana includes
 78 8,1 |             of Varazdin; today this Diocese comprises the entire region
 79 8,1 |       Slovenia as well, so that the Diocese of Zagreb-Ljubljana extends
 80 8,1 |            the territory of today’s Diocese of Zagreb – Ljubljana Serbian
 81 8,1 | Metropolitan Vasilije founded a new Diocese in this area, with its See
 82 8,1 |             whence it was named the Diocese of Marca. In historical
 83 8,1 |             also referred to as the Diocese of: Svidnik, Uskok, Vretanija.
 84 8,1 |           the spiritual heir of the Diocese of Marca, the Diocese of
 85 8,1 |           the Diocese of Marca, the Diocese of Lepavina-Severin was
 86 8,1 |         later moved to Severin. The Diocese was united with the Diocese
 87 8,1 |         Diocese was united with the Diocese of Kostajnica-Zrinopolje
 88 8,1 |          1771, the territory of the Diocese of Lepavina-Severin was
 89 8,1 |           was incorporated into the Diocese of Pakrac. This situation
 90 8,1 |         lasted until 1931, when the Diocese of Zagreb was formed, on
 91 8,1 |           the Second World War, the Diocese of Zagreb – as well as the
 92 8,1 |             his death in 1969, this Diocese was administered by the
 93 8,1 |          spiritual guidance of this Diocese to the Bishop of Lepavina
 94 8,1 |         suggestion, the name of the Diocese was expanded in 1983 to
 95 8,1 |             expanded in 1983 to the Diocese of Zagreb–Ljubljana.~~In
 96 8,1 |             on the territory of the Diocese of Zagreb–Ljubljana, nine
 97 8,1 |          were also damaged.~~In the Diocese of Zagreb-Ljubljana more
 98 8,2 |             Orthodox Church for the Diocese of Zagreb-Ljubljana (in
 99 8,2 |     creative talent from the former Diocese of Marca founded in the
100 9   |                                 The diocese of Zahum-hercegovina~"I
101 9   |        stirred."~(Psalm 39:2)~ ~The Diocese of Zahum–Hercegovina was
102 9   |          first being organized. The Diocese of Hum, as it was initially
103 9   |            establish the See of his Diocese in the Monastery of Saint
104 9   |           renamed Hercegovina, that Diocese was also named the Diocese
105 9   |          Diocese was also named the Diocese of Hercegovina. Two Bishops
106 9   |            following Bishops of the Diocese of Zahum-Hercegovina are
107 9   |          caused the division of the Diocese into two: the Diocese of
108 9   |           the Diocese into two: the Diocese of Trebinje, with its See
109 9   |           Monastery Tvrdos; and the Diocese of Mileseva, frequently
110 9   |       frequently referred to as the Diocese of Polhercegovina or of
111 10  |                                 The diocese of Zvornik-tuzla~"Judge
112 10  |          man."~(Psalm 43:1)~ ~ ~The Diocese of Zvornik-Tuzla comprises
113 10  |            probably remained in the Diocese of Zvornik for some time
114 10  |            Zvornik; therefore, this Diocese was either annexed to one
115 11  |                                 The diocese of Osjek-polje and Baranja~  ~~~"
116 11,1|        Djuradj Brankovic, under the Diocese of Hungary. After the restoration
117 11,1|             1690, the Bishop of the Diocese of Mohac–Siget, Jeftimije
118 11,1|        archpastoral ministry in the Diocese of Osijek Polje. Following
119 11,1|         Carnojevic took care of the Diocese personally.~~At the National–
120 11,1|            was chosen Bishop of the Diocese of Pecuj (1710–1721). A
121 11,1|     decision was also made that the Diocese of Osijek Polje be entrusted
122 11,1|             Sava and Danube".~~This Diocese has had several names in
123 11,1|           1733. That same year, the Diocese of Osijek Polje was incorporated
124 11,1|           was incorporated into the Diocese of Srem (Syrmium), and that
125 11,1|            of Secuj attached to the Diocese of Budim.~~Patriarch Arsenije
126 11,1|      Metropolitan of Karlovci, this Diocese was incorporated into the
127 11,1|           was incorporated into the Diocese of Slavonia. Sofronije Jovanovic,
128 11,1|            Jovanovic, Bishop of the Diocese of Pakrac–Slavonia (1748–
129 11,1|          death in January 1758, the Diocese of Osijek Polje was joined
130 11,1|             Polje was joined to the Diocese of Srem, remaining a part
131 11,1|           this period, this Serbian Diocese was administered on behalf
132 11,1|            were made to restore the Diocese, but without success.~~During
133 11,1|     churches were destroyed in this Diocese (in Vucevci, Erdut, Osijek,
134 11,1|     destroyed and 35 damaged in the Diocese of Osijek Polje and Baranja.
135 11,1|          Vladulov) as Bishop of the Diocese of Osijek Polje and Baranja
136 11,3|             of Saint George (in the Diocese of Srem) – built between
137 11,5|     habitation.~~ ~~Sidski Banovci (Diocese of Srem)~~Church of Saint
138 12  |                                 The diocese of Slavonia~  ~~~"Sacrifice
139 12,1|                                 The Diocese of Slavonia stretches across
140 12,1|        continuity from the previous Diocese of Pozega, founded in 1557,
141 12,1|            frescoes in 1594. In the Diocese of Slavonia, alongside Monastery
142 12,1|            where he established the Diocese of Marca.~~Turkish rule
143 12,1|    spiritual growth was felt in the Diocese of Slavonia, i. e., in the
144 12,1|             Slavonia, i. e., in the Diocese of Pakrac, which included
145 12,1|         which included parts of the Diocese of Marca (the Severin–Lepavina
146 12,1|         Marca (the Severin–Lepavina Diocese in 1771): namely, the areas
147 12,1|             the Serbian Church, the Diocese of Zagreb was formed from
148 12,1|        Bishops on the Throne of the Diocese of Slavonia. Among these
149 12,1|         during whose incumbency the Diocese of Pakrac regained its original
150 12,1|         original name (1959) as the Diocese of Slavonia. Since 1985
151 12,2|                                 The Diocese of Slavonia suffered greatly
152 12,2|             21 were damaged in this Diocese. Monastery Orahovica and
153 12,2|            had been returned to the Diocese of Slavonia by 1985. The
154 12,2|       occasion, the Treasury of the Diocese of Slavonia in Pakrac, one
155 12,3|            on the territory of this Diocese, especially in the Pakrac,
156 12,4|          site of the bishops of the Diocese of Slavonia. Church reconstructed
157 13  |              Collated overview~  ~~~Diocese of Banjaluka ~ Destroyed:
158 13  |        Destroyed: 2 parish homes   ~Diocese of Bihac-Petrovac ~ Destroyed:
159 13  |           other church buildings   ~Diocese of Gornji Karlovac ~ Destroyed:
160 13  |           other church buildings   ~Diocese of Dabar-Bosnia ~ Destroyed:
161 13  |           other church buildings   ~Diocese of Dalmatia ~ Destroyed:
162 13  |           other church buildings   ~Diocese of Zagreb-Ljubljana ~ Destroyed:
163 13  |           other church buildings   ~Diocese of Zahum-Hercegovina ~ Destroyed:
164 13  |           other church buildings   ~Diocese of Zvornik-Tuzla ~ Destroyed:
165 13  |           other church buildings   ~Diocese of Osijek Polje and Baranje ~
166 13  |           other church buildings   ~Diocese of Slavonia ~ Destroyed: