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Gomirje is a
settlement in north-western Croatia,
situated at the far east of the
mountainous region of
Gorski kotar in the Primorje-Gorski
Kotar County...
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Gomirje Monastery (Serbian: Манастир Гомирје, romanized: Manastir
Gomirje) is a
Serbian Orthodox monastery in Croatia. It is the
westernmost Serb Orthodox...
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Orthodox priest who
after his wife died was
tonsured as a monk in the
Gomirje Monastery,
where he
adopted the
monastic name of Nikolaj,
served as head...
- Ljubljana.
Major Serbian Orthodox sites include the monasteries: Dragović
Gomirje Komogovina Krka
Krupa Lepavina Sv.
Lazarica Sv.
Nedjelje Sv.
Petke Sv....
- born in 1795 in
Gomirje, at the time of the
Habsburg monarchy. He was
actually born in the
hamlet next to the
monastery of
Gomirje, in "Mamula", the...
- Lika
region on 6
February 1761 to
Serbian parents. In the
monastery of
Gomirje (Gorski Kotar) he
became a monk. He was a
priest in the
Serbian Orthodox...
- po****tion 13
Draga Lukovdolska, po****tion 19 Dragovići, po****tion 6
Gomirje, po****tion 343 Gorenci, po****tion 44
Gornji Vučkovići, po****tion 13...
- monastery,
Krupa monastery, Dragović monastery,
Lepavina Monastery and
Gomirje monastery. Many
Eastern Orthodox churches were
demolished during World...
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Syrgenstein 1909–1917:
Maximilian von
Gagern 1917–1918:
Alexander Musulin von
Gomirje ... 1933–1935:
Heinrich Schmid ... 1938–1955:
Interruption of relations...
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capital that day. The text was
drafted with
great care by
Baron Musulin von
Gomirje, a
Viennese diplomat. It
constituted Austria-Hungary's
response to the...
