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  • Icons and ikonstas inside St. Ilija Serbian Orthodox Church, Morka Gora, Serbia.
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  • Krusevice, home town of the family of Fr. Sebastian Dabovich before they immigrated to the U.S. in the 1860s.--St. Nicholas Church interior and ikonstas
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  • Krusevice, home town of the family of Fr. Sebastian Dabovich before they immigrated to the U.S. in the 1860s.--St. Nicholas Church interior and ikonstas
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  • Altar in the Holy Annunciation, Serbian Orthodox Church interior within the walled city (stari grad) of Duvbrovnik, founded c. 972 along the Dalmatian Coast on the Adriatic Sea in Croatia
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  • Holy Annunciation, Serbian Orthodox Church interior within the walled city (stari grad) of Duvbrovnik, founded c. 972 along the Dalmatian Coast on the Adriatic Sea in Croatia
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  • Holy Annunciation, Serbian Orthodox Church interior within the walled city (stari grad) of Duvbrovnik, founded c. 972 along the Dalmatian Coast on the Adriatic Sea in Croatia
    angier-0909-dubrovnik-9448.JPG
  • Interior of St. George Church (ruins) in Njegusi, Montenegro, birthplace and home town of RadivojeTomov Petrovic, Serbian Orthodox Prince-Bishiop and poet and first ruler of Montenegro on the slopes of Mount Lovcen, within Lovcen national park.<br />
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This village is best known as birth place of Montenegro's royal dynasty of Petrovic, which ruled Montenegro from 1696 to 1918.,as well as everyday office supreme temporal power in Montenegro, Gubernadur, from one of the oldest families in Njegu?i-Radonjic, which ruled from Montenegro , first to the Supreme serdar Stano of the 1520th and even earlier (the days of the family Crnojevic), as of a later gubernadurs of the 1756th year, to 1832. year.
    angier-0909-njegusi-6511.JPG
  • Altar in the Holy Annunciation, Serbian Orthodox Church interior within the walled city (stari grad) of Duvbrovnik, founded c. 972 along the Dalmatian Coast on the Adriatic Sea in Croatia
    angier-0909-dubrovnik-9484p.JPG
  • Holy Annunciation, Serbian Orthodox Church interior within the walled city (stari grad) of Duvbrovnik, founded c. 972 along the Dalmatian Coast on the Adriatic Sea in Croatia
    angier-0909-dubrovnik-9471.JPG
  • Holy Annunciation, Serbian Orthodox Church interior within the walled city (stari grad) of Duvbrovnik, founded c. 972 along the Dalmatian Coast on the Adriatic Sea in Croatia
    angier-0909-dubrovnik-9456.JPG
  • Interior of St. George Church (ruins) in Njegusi, Montenegro, birthplace and home town of RadivojeTomov Petrovic, Serbian Orthodox Prince-Bishiop and poet and first ruler of Montenegro on the slopes of Mount Lovcen, within Lovcen national park.<br />
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This village is best known as birth place of Montenegro's royal dynasty of Petrovic, which ruled Montenegro from 1696 to 1918.,as well as everyday office supreme temporal power in Montenegro, Gubernadur, from one of the oldest families in Njegu?i-Radonjic, which ruled from Montenegro , first to the Supreme serdar Stano of the 1520th and even earlier (the days of the family Crnojevic), as of a later gubernadurs of the 1756th year, to 1832. year.
    angier-0909-njegusi-6418.JPG
  • Interior of St. George Church (ruins) in Njegusi, Montenegro, birthplace and home town of RadivojeTomov Petrovic, Serbian Orthodox Prince-Bishiop and poet and first ruler of Montenegro on the slopes of Mount Lovcen, within Lovcen national park.<br />
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This village is best known as birth place of Montenegro's royal dynasty of Petrovic, which ruled Montenegro from 1696 to 1918.,as well as everyday office supreme temporal power in Montenegro, Gubernadur, from one of the oldest families in Njegu?i-Radonjic, which ruled from Montenegro , first to the Supreme serdar Stano of the 1520th and even earlier (the days of the family Crnojevic), as of a later gubernadurs of the 1756th year, to 1832. year.
    angier-0909-njegusi-6504.JPG
  • Interior and ikonstas of Sveto Vaznesenje Serbian Orthodox Church built of stone in the late 17th century.<br />
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Mokra Gora is one village but three mountains, one village but two churches-one in Krsanj, another in the centre of Mokra Gora.The first had been burnt down three times by the Turke and people of Mokra Gora persistently erected it from the ashes.According to oral tradition the church of Sveto Vaznesenje had been built at the end of 17th century, before the great migration of the Serbs, on a very hidden spot near the river Beli Rzav, surrounded by very high rocks on both sides. After the three burnings of the church in Krsanj, people of this village built a stone church that still esist and there is a valuable iconostasis from<br />
the year 1849 with the icons painted in the same year. It's the icon of Jesus Christ, the big archpriest on the throne and the icon of Mother of God with Christ on the throne. People of Mokra Gora had been trying to build a church in Mokra Gora since 1876.<br />
It is reported that the icone of Holly Mother of God had been brought from Krsanje to Mokra Gora three times, but all over again it returned by itself to Krsanje to the site of a fire, and not until 1945 Mokrogorci built the church and erected the paris home.
    angier-0909-mokra_gora-11593.JPG
  • Interior and ikonstas of Sveto Vaznesenje Serbian Orthodox Church built of stone in the late 17th century.<br />
<br />
Mokra Gora is one village but three mountains, one village but two churches-one in Krsanj, another in the centre of Mokra Gora.The first had been burnt down three times by the Turke and people of Mokra Gora persistently erected it from the ashes.According to oral tradition the church of Sveto Vaznesenje had been built at the end of 17th century, before the great migration of the Serbs, on a very hidden spot near the river Beli Rzav, surrounded by very high rocks on both sides. After the three burnings of the church in Krsanj, people of this village built a stone church that still esist and there is a valuable iconostasis from<br />
the year 1849 with the icons painted in the same year. It's the icon of Jesus Christ, the big archpriest on the throne and the icon of Mother of God with Christ on the throne. People of Mokra Gora had been trying to build a church in Mokra Gora since 1876.<br />
It is reported that the icone of Holly Mother of God had been brought from Krsanje to Mokra Gora three times, but all over again it returned by itself to Krsanje to the site of a fire, and not until 1945 Mokrogorci built the church and erected the paris home.
    angier-0909-mokra_gora-11588.JPG