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Gajret was a
cultural society established in 1903 that
promoted Serb
identity among the
Slavic Muslims of Austria-Hungary (today's
Bosnia and Herzegovina)...
- (1565-1579), who was an
ethnic Serb by birth, and so was Omar
Pasha Latas.
Gajret (known as the
Serbian Muslim Cultural Society after 1929) was a cultural...
- (MNO). Earlier, the MNO took over
Gajret, a culturo-educational
society co-established by Safvet-beg Bašagić.
Gajret was the only
contemporary organisation...
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preserve their cultural identity. The most
prominent ****ociations were
Gajret, Merhamet,
Narodna Uzdanica and
later Preporod. The
Bosnian Muslim intelligentsia...
-
members of the Tešanj
family were
members of pro-Serb
Muslim organization Gajret. Two Galijašević from Mala Kladuša
joined the
Yugoslav Partisan 8th Kordun...
- the most
important organization gathering ethnic Serb citizens. In 1903
Gajret, a
Serbian Muslim Cultural Society was founded. The
Academy of Sciences...
- of
Young Bosnia. In 1912,
after the
death of
Osman Đikić, the
editing of
Gajret was
entrusted to Avdo Sumbul. In 1914 he was one of the
editors of the magazine...
- (türbe) with two sarcophagi—those of Avdo
Sumbul and Behdžet Mutevelić,
Gajret activists who died in the
dungeons of Arad. The Ali
Pasha Mosque was heavily...
- the
newspapers "Slobodna riječ", "Jugoslavenska pošta", "Pravda", and "
Gajret".
After the
Second World War,
Dizdar became the
Director of the Archives...
- club that today's FC Besa Peja is
based on. In 1924
another club
named Gajret Pejë was formed, but
ended disbanded soon after.
Other clubs that were also...
