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Doglodi ( Cyrillic: Дoглoди) is a settlement in the municipality of Ilidža, Bosnia and Herzegovina. [1] It is bordered by Azići, Otes, Dolovi and Briješće Polje.[ citation needed] The territory has around 5,000 inhabitants[ citation needed] and an area of 2.02 km2. It is located between the rivers AJ Dobrinja, Miljacka. [2] [3] [4]
There is a small football stadium in Doglodi where NK SAŠK 1910 Napredak Sarajevo plays. [5][ circular reference]
History
The first apostolic vicar in Bosnia, Bishop Mate Delivić, in his report from 1737, mentioned the place Doglod in the parish of Sarajevo, with around 15 Catholics. [6] [7]
Modern history
During the Bosnian war of 1992-1995, Sarajevo was besieged. On the river Miljacka and Bosna there were catastrophic battles near the settlements of Osjek, Doglodi, Otes and Azići. [8] Doglodi was a settlement that had predominately catholic population. Major battle of Doglodi and Otes started on 1st of December. Serbian attack from three directions started from the village of Bojnik. Doglodi fell first on 4th of December, and then Otes fell on 7th of December. [9] [10]
Ethnic cleansing in Doglodi
Ethnic cleansing in Doglodi was an overlooked event in Bosnian history. Serb military commander, Borislav Berjan, that lived in Doglodi was a maniac that ordered mass killing of Bosniaks and Croats that lived in the area of Doglodi. Killing lasted from april 1992 to the end of 1993,[ citation needed] in other words, until the non-Serb population left the area. [11]
References
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^ Sa Igmana Ilidža se vidi : ilidžanske ulice [From Igman Ilidža is seen: Ilidžan streets] (in Bosnian) (1st ed.). Municipality of Ilidža: Municipality of Ilidža. 9 November 2017.
{{ cite book}}: CS1 maint: date and year ( link) - ^ "Povijest Ilidže".
- ^ "Nekada naselje za pet tisuća hrvata".
- ^ "Congregation Doglodi".
- ^ "NK SAŠK Napredak Sarajevo".
- ^ Jelenić, Julijan, Izvještaj o apostolskom vikarijatu, što ga je prigodom kanskog pohoda sasatvio i koncem 1737. Sv. zboru za raširenje vjere spremio biskup i pravi apostolski vikar u Bosni fra Mato Delivić (Documenta res gestas Fratrum Minorum Provinciae Bosnae Argentinae ab an. 1699.-1835. spectantia, volumen I., Typographia Croatica Franciscanae provinciae, Mostar, 1927., str. 37.-38.
- ^ "povijest vidogošće". Archived from the original on 2019-04-05. Retrieved 2024-01-30.
- ^ "26. anniversary of Bosnian defense in Otes, Doglodi and Azići".
- ^ "Operacija koverat 92'".
- ^ "HVO and Otes,Doglodi".
- ^ "Borislav Berjan and his crimes".
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- Comment: Please read
WP:42 and
WP:SIRS. More isn't necessarily helpful. What is helpful, is quality references that demonstrate notability. -
UtherSRG
(talk) 23:42, 30 January 2024 (UTC)
Doglodi ( Cyrillic: Дoглoди) is a settlement in the municipality of Ilidža, Bosnia and Herzegovina. [1] It is bordered by Azići, Otes, Dolovi and Briješće Polje.[ citation needed] The territory has around 5,000 inhabitants[ citation needed] and an area of 2.02 km2. It is located between the rivers AJ Dobrinja, Miljacka. [2] [3] [4]
There is a small football stadium in Doglodi where NK SAŠK 1910 Napredak Sarajevo plays. [5][ circular reference]
History
The first apostolic vicar in Bosnia, Bishop Mate Delivić, in his report from 1737, mentioned the place Doglod in the parish of Sarajevo, with around 15 Catholics. [6] [7]
Modern history
During the Bosnian war of 1992-1995, Sarajevo was besieged. On the river Miljacka and Bosna there were catastrophic battles near the settlements of Osjek, Doglodi, Otes and Azići. [8] Doglodi was a settlement that had predominately catholic population. Major battle of Doglodi and Otes started on 1st of December. Serbian attack from three directions started from the village of Bojnik. Doglodi fell first on 4th of December, and then Otes fell on 7th of December. [9] [10]
Ethnic cleansing in Doglodi
Ethnic cleansing in Doglodi was an overlooked event in Bosnian history. Serb military commander, Borislav Berjan, that lived in Doglodi was a maniac that ordered mass killing of Bosniaks and Croats that lived in the area of Doglodi. Killing lasted from april 1992 to the end of 1993,[ citation needed] in other words, until the non-Serb population left the area. [11]
References
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^ Sa Igmana Ilidža se vidi : ilidžanske ulice [From Igman Ilidža is seen: Ilidžan streets] (in Bosnian) (1st ed.). Municipality of Ilidža: Municipality of Ilidža. 9 November 2017.
{{ cite book}}: CS1 maint: date and year ( link) - ^ "Povijest Ilidže".
- ^ "Nekada naselje za pet tisuća hrvata".
- ^ "Congregation Doglodi".
- ^ "NK SAŠK Napredak Sarajevo".
- ^ Jelenić, Julijan, Izvještaj o apostolskom vikarijatu, što ga je prigodom kanskog pohoda sasatvio i koncem 1737. Sv. zboru za raširenje vjere spremio biskup i pravi apostolski vikar u Bosni fra Mato Delivić (Documenta res gestas Fratrum Minorum Provinciae Bosnae Argentinae ab an. 1699.-1835. spectantia, volumen I., Typographia Croatica Franciscanae provinciae, Mostar, 1927., str. 37.-38.
- ^ "povijest vidogošće". Archived from the original on 2019-04-05. Retrieved 2024-01-30.
- ^ "26. anniversary of Bosnian defense in Otes, Doglodi and Azići".
- ^ "Operacija koverat 92'".
- ^ "HVO and Otes,Doglodi".
- ^ "Borislav Berjan and his crimes".