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Cetingrad is a muni****lity in
Karlovac County,
Croatia near Croatia's
border with Bosnia. The po****tion of the
village itself is 319,
while the total...
- The
liberation of
Cetingrad (Croatian: Oslobođenje Cetingrada) was a
military conflict between the
Croatian Corps of the
Habsburg monarchy's army, led...
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Franciscan monastery of St. Mary
below the
Cetin Castle in the
settlement of
Cetingrad. At that time, the
owner of the
castle and the
surrounding estate, where...
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Muslims live in
Gunja muni****lity (34,7 % po****tion),
followed by
Cetingrad (20,62 %), Raša (17,88 %), Vojnić (15,58 %),
Vodnjan (14,02 %), Labin...
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killed on 28 May 1995 when his
helicopter was shot down by a
missile over
Cetingrad, a
Croatian town near the
Bosnian border being held by Serb
rebels at...
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Maximilian I,
Archduke of
Austria in 1495. It
appeared on a seal from the
Cetingrad Charter that
confirmed the 1527
election of
Ferdinand I,
Archduke of Austria...
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Battle of
Saint Gotthard (1705)
Siege of Sinj (1715)
Battle of
Petrovaradin Battle of
Banja Luka
Relief of Drežnik (1788)
Relief of
Cetingrad (1790)...
- The
Cetingrad Charter from 1
January 1527, when
Croatian Sabor elected the
Habsburg monarchy....
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Saint Bilo, 5th-century
Welsh Christian Bilo, Croatia, a
village near
Cetingrad Bilo, a
Fijian name for a
coconut s**** cup BI-LO (disambiguation) Bilo-bilo...
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Frankopan and Ban of
Croatia Juraj III
Frankopan (?–1553),
signatory of
Cetingrad Charter (1527)
Franjo Frankopan (1536 – 1572), Ban of
Croatia Vuk II Krsto...
