Chapter,  Paragraph

  1 1   |         would befall them in this world, our Lord Jesus Christ told
  2 1   |           more than once: "In the world ye shall have tribulation.
  3 1   |           the eyes of God, of the world, as well as in their own
  4 1   |    centuries until the end of the world, echoed within their souls: "
  5 1   |          repeated anywhere in the world, and never again to befall
  6 2   |           1941. During the Second World War, in addition to more
  7 2   |         39 heavily damaged during World War II. In the Diocese of
  8 2   |       destroyed during the Second World War were located on the
  9 2   |           1594. During the Second World War, the Monastery treasury
 10 2   |         plundered during the last World War, were returned to their
 11 2   |   churches, razed during the last World War, new ones had been built
 12 2   |      martyrs were put to death in World War II, older men, women
 13 2   |    showing damage from the Second World War; and three simply deteriorated
 14 2   |         damaged during the Second World War); Monastery Orahovica
 15 3,1 |         the 15th century.~~During World War II (1941–1945), 64 churches
 16 3,1 |        was martyred in the Second World War. On April 27, 1941,
 17 3,2 |          the 20th centruy. During World War II the iconostasis was
 18 4,1 |        and Dalmatia Dioceses.~~In World War II many churches and
 19 4,1 |       span of half a century.~~In World War II, Croatian Ustashas
 20 4,2 |    murdered by Ustashas in Second World War were located since 1991,
 21 5,1 |          Nikanor (Bogunovic).~~In World War II, Bishop Sava Trlajic
 22 5,1 |        the pit "Jadovno".~~During World War II, the Diocese of Upper
 23 5,1 |       since the end of the Second World War, be removed, i.e., torn
 24 5,1 |       Ustasha at the beginning of World War II; the new church was
 25 5,2 |         Diocese during the Second World War by Ustashas, returned
 26 5,2 |    damaged (1941–1945). Following World War II church was repaired. "
 27 5,2 |       1784, damaged in the Second World War. Following World War
 28 5,2 |       Second World War. Following World War II repaired. "In the
 29 5,2 |           at that time. Following World War II building returned
 30 5,3 |           afire during the Second World War; new church built in
 31 5,3 |      burnt down during the Second World War; forcibly entered in
 32 5,3 |       1777. Damaged in the Second World War. Renovated in 1968.
 33 5,3 |           set afire in the Second World War with 90 people inside.
 34 5,3 |         built in 1688. Damaged in World War II (not restored). Church
 35 5,3 |        Damaged by the Ustashas in World War II; later rebuilt. Shelled
 36 5,3 |        the Ustashas in the Second World War; later rebuilt. Burglarized
 37 5,4 |        ground at the beginning of World War II. The wooden-carved
 38 5,4 |           set afire in the Second World War, razed in 1958, reconstruction
 39 5,4 |          19th century, damaged in World War II. Renovated following
 40 5,4 |           destroyed in the Second World War (1941–45). Renovation
 41 5,4 |        century. During the Second World War turned into a Roman
 42 5,4 |   Ustashas in 1941, rebuilt after World War II. Parish Home (birth-place
 43 5,4 |     Zagreb (1941–1945). Following World War II the church was dynamited.
 44 6,1 |           Reljevo until the First World War and moved then to Sarajevo
 45 6,1 |          Sarajevo between the two World Wars, came to an end during
 46 6,1 |    difficulties during the Second World War. Sixteen priests and
 47 7,1 |    Serbian Church after the First World War, the Diocese of Dalmatia
 48 7,1 |           was released, and after World War II he left for America,
 49 7,1 |  Episcopal Throne since 1992.~~In World War II, in addition to the
 50 7,2 |          Looted during the Second World War (1941–1945). Completely
 51 7,2 |       1563; renovated in 1773. In World War II heavily damaged.
 52 7,2 |            built on eve of Second World War. Destroyed by Croats
 53 7,2 | adaptation in 1968. During Second World War liturgical objects,
 54 7,2 |      Nicholas – built in 1536. In World War II bell-tower destroyed;
 55 7,2 |           1866. Damaged in Second World War. New church built in
 56 7,3 |           1895. During the Second World War damaged ( 1941–1945).
 57 7,3 |   Archangel Michael – built after World War II. Damaged by Croatian
 58 7,3 |      built in 1884. During Second World War (1941–1945) looted.
 59 8,1 |          At the very beginning of World War II, on 2 May 1941, Metropolitan
 60 8,1 |        torture.~~After the Second World War, the Diocese of Zagreb –
 61 8,1 |          of Zagreb–Ljubljana.~~In World War II, eight priests and
 62 8,1 |    damaged even during the Second World War, were totally demolished.
 63 8,2 |         looted by the Ustashas in World War II, returned after numerous
 64 8,2 |          Mark. Heavily damaged in World War II (1941–1945). Iconostasis
 65 8,2 |            Renovated after Second World War. Devasted, iconostasis
 66 8,2 |        century. Church damaged in World War II. All church inventory
 67 8,2 |         Church heavily damaged in World War II (1941–1945). After
 68 8,2 |          1941–1945). After Second World War Croatian authorities
 69 8,2 |       icons also destroyed. After World War II Church completely
 70 8,3 |        Completely renovated after World War II. Damaged by machine-gun
 71 8,3 | Completely renovated after Second World War. During war (1991–1993)
 72 8,3 |           Demetrius from 1760. In World War II church damaged, Parish
 73 8,3 |            Church renovated after World War Two. Damaged and plundered (
 74 8,3 |         Church heavily damaged in World War II and turned into Roman
 75 8,3 |        Joakim Markovic. In Second World War turned into Uniate church
 76 8,3 |          Set afire by Ustashas in World War II. Later Chapel temporarily
 77 8,3 |           1848. Partly damaged in World War II: church inventory,
 78 8,3 |         in 1942. After the Second World War Church renovated several
 79 8,3 |        during bombing raid. After World War II renovated. Heavily
 80 11,1|          without success.~~During World War II, numerous Serbian
 81 11,2|          1850–1854. During Second World War (1941–1945) converted
 82 11,2|          March 1945 during Second World War iconostasis, church
 83 11,2| completely renovated 1987. During World War II (1941–1945) converted
 84 11,2|      added in 1834. During Second World War (1941–1945) iconostasis
 85 11,2|          from 1811. During Second World War (1941–1945) church looted
 86 11,3|     Isailovic Junior 1854. During World War II (1941–1945) church
 87 11,3|  renovated in 1908. During Second World War devastated and desecrated;
 88 11,3|          from 1844. During Second World War (1941–1945) archives
 89 11,3|       19th century. During Second World War (1941–1945) archives
 90 11,3|  renovated in 1903. During Second World War (1941–1945) archives
 91 11,4|     Karadjordjevic. During Second World War (1941–1945) looted;
 92 11,4|         renovated in 1757. During World War II (1941–1945) converted
 93 11,4|        Nedeljkovic. During Second World War liturgical objects and
 94 11,4|          Senior 1775–1777. During World War II converted into Roman
 95 11,5|             built in 1743. During World War II razed to the ground.
 96 11,5|     Diklic in 1841. During Second World War devastated; renovated
 97 11,5|       1908, 1958 and 1986. During World War II (1941–1945) damaged
 98 11,5|       Djordje Raic. During Second World War a machine-gun nest placed
 99 11,5|          in 1935 and 1973. During World War II devastated, religious
100 12,1|        From then until the Second World War permanent spiritual
101 12,2|    suffered greatly in the Second World War (1941–1945), as well
102 12,2|        recent one (1991–1995). In World War II 54 churches were
103 12,2|        restored. After the Second World War new places of worship
104 12,2|   descendants of the vandals from World War II have followed in
105 12,3|      Patriarchate of Serbia after World War II. This monumental
106 12,4|           new furnishings. During World War II the Ustashas destroyed
107 12,4|       book fund, plundered during World War II, returned in 1985.
108 12,4|          him as Gavrinica. During World War II (1941–1945) the church
109 12,4|         by Ustashas during Second World War. Registries, liturgical
110 12,4|          in the Parish Home after World War II, with bell–tower
111 12,4|    Subotic in 1785. During Second World War outside of church damaged
112 12,4|  renovated in 1825. During Second World War church inventory destroyed;
113 12,4|         Renovated in 1858. During World War II church damaged by
114 12,4|  Renovated in 1879. During Second World War damaged exterior damaged
115 12,4|     Renovated several times after World War II. Church slightly
116 12,5|     dating from 1756–1760. During World War II church leveled by
117 12,5|           Muravic in 1896. During World War II church heavily damaged
118 12,5|     earlier church (1748). During World War II church damaged, Registries,
119 12,5|           painted in 1842. During World War II (1945) church shelled.
120 12,5|         Holy Trinity destroyed in World War II. New church built
121 12,6|      artist from Novi Sad. During World War II the Monastery was
122 12,6|           the area. During Second World War plundered. During fighting
123 12,6|       1777; renovated in 1834. In World War II church burnt down
124 12,6|        Petka) – built in 1747. In World War II destroyed by Ustashas.
125 12,6|          1777 and 1844. In Second World War church converted into
126 12,6|        Serbian Patriarchate after World War II. In spring of 1992
127 12,6|       18th century. During Second World War church heavily damaged
128 12,6|     Renovated several times after World War II, and completely restored
129 12,6|          to Pakrac in 1985. After World War II chapel set up in
130 12,6|          mid-18th century. During World War II damaged and pillaged.
131 12,6|           of the 18th century. In World War II church damaged by
132 12,6|      built in 1931. During Second World War slightly damaged. Part
133 12,6|          damage from Partisans in World War II. Damaged in 1991–
134 12,6|           destroyed during Second World War by Ustashas. Iconostasis