Примеры использования Serb orthodox на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is one of the largest and richest Serb Orthodox monasteries.
In both cases a Serb Orthodox Church flag was burnt in front of the Orthodox Church in Glamoc.
The Reconstruction Implementation Commission moved ahead with works on nine Serb Orthodox Church cultural heritage sites.
The Serb Orthodox Church in Croatia has three or four priests and the Gomirje Monastery with eight nuns.
Peć Patriarchate: the seat of the Serb Orthodox Church and the Serb Patriarch;
Serb Orthodox Church clergy continue to be prohibited from entering the country or holding services for the Serb population.
Looting and vandalism are also reported to have occurred at three historic Serb Orthodox churches in the area, all dating from the fourteenth century.
Serb Orthodox clergy continue to be prohibited from entering the country or holding services for the Serb population paragraph 46.
The Special Rapporteur has expressed her belief in the central importance of promoting religious tolerance in meetings in 1997 with the Catholic Archbishop and the Serb Orthodox Archbishop in Zagreb.
The List includes eleven Serb Orthodox monuments and was approved by UNMIK, PISG and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia.
The Special Rapporteur has expressed her belief in the central importance of promoting religious tolerance in meetings in 1997 with the Catholic Archbishop and the Serb Orthodox Archbishop in Zagreb.
Works are expected to commence at six Serb Orthodox Church sites while tenders for five other sites are being processed for contracts.
The long-standing issue of the inability of persons belonging to the Serb minority to exercise freely their religion andregister religious communities of the Serb Orthodox Church remains unresolved.
Official reports stated that the Serb Orthodox Cathedral and Metropolitan seat in the city were spared due to the intervention of Austro-Hungarian security forces.
UNMIK, which signed the Memorandum on the Reconstruction of Serb Cultural Heritage as an observer(witness),allowed for this document to be signed by the Serb Orthodox Church and PISG, but not by the Republic of Serbia.
Ongoing work on an inventory of Serb Orthodox monuments by the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports continued to be hampered by a lack of access by Kosovo Albanian staff to the sites.
They desecrated and damaged this unique spiritual and cultural monument of the Serb people, with frescoes dating back to 1690,just as they desecrated and damaged the Serb Orthodox church in Dubrovnik, in which they set up their quarters on 2 October 1992.
On 6 May 1995, elderly nuns in the St. Ana Monastery(Serb Orthodox Church) in the Croatian-held part of Sector West were attacked by four persons who beat one nun, smashed doors and windows and stole the nuns' money.
With respect to freedom of religion, the Special Rapporteur noted that the issue of the inability of persons belonging to the Serb minority to exercise freely their religion andregister religious communities of the Serb Orthodox Church remains unresolved.
Kosovo has 26 monasteries and many churches, Serb Orthodox churches and monasteries. of which three are world Heritage Sites: the Patriarchal Monastery of Peć(although the Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church has for centuries been resident elsewhere), Visoki Decani, and Gračanica.
Several acts of arson against homes belonging to Croatian Serbs in the former sectors were reported in November, including an incident in Golubic and others in Svrackovo Selo, Plitvice and Brezovac. In Ocestovo(former Sector South) the school building in the centre of the town was set on fire on 25 September.On 23 August, a Serb Orthodox church in Karin(former Sector South) was blown up and on 17 September, a monument in Knin commemorating the Second World War was destroyed by a bomb.
In order to spare their children the harassment andto ensure them a normal education, their parents requested the Serb Orthodox Church communities to issue them certificates that their children had been baptized in the Orthodox Church and presented these certificates to Catholic priests who took the children to the first communion to Catholic churches and then sent them to Catholic religion instruction classes.
The"Memorandum on Understanding and the General Principles of Reconstruction of Serb Orthodox Churches, of Cultural and Historic Buildings and other Religious Sites damaged during the Riots in March in 2004", was signed within the above mentioned Common Program in the beginning of 2005 upon initiative of the Council of Europe, by the Serb Orthodox Church, the Provisional Ministry of Culture of Kosovo and UNMIK as an observer witness.
Danilo Ilić was a Bosnian Orthodox Serb.
Repair and protection work on Orthodox Serb cultural and religious heritage had therefore been continued.
Religious instruction is taught by Catholic priests, and ever since its beginning, children of Serb nationality and Orthodox religion have not attended these classes.
There has been an increase in the attacks on symbols of Serb culture, such as Orthodox churches.
In addition, over 800 Serb houses and 35 Orthodox churches and monasteries were burned or severely damaged, and over 4,000 Serbs, Ashkalis and Romas were rendered homeless.
The Republic of Croatia is one of the rare European countries which does not abide by the commitments it has made under the Covenant vis-à-vis its citizens of Serb nationality and Orthodox religion.
How can a military action in western Slavonia be called liberation when the entire population in the territory was either killed orexpelled for the sole reason that they were of Serb nationality and Orthodox faith?