Примери коришћења Milan obrenović на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Prince Milan Obrenović.
The first industrial company in Niš was the cognac factory held by king Milan Obrenović(1880).
King Milan Obrenović ruled Serbia from 1868 to 1889.
The liberation from the Turks was brought to Niš by young prince Milan Obrenović on 11th January 1878.
Apart from freedom, King Milan Obrenović also brought to Niš the railway, telephone, schools and educated people.
As a man of outstanding abilities,Stojanović was chosen by King Milan Obrenović to be his lawyer and proxy.
Prince Milan Obrenović(1819- 39) came to power after the abdication of his father Miloš on June 13, 1839.
Today, in the Krušedol Monastery,a state ceremony was held to mark the 117th anniversary of the death of King Milan Obrenović.
The rifle was donated to Milan Obrenović, probably in the 1869, when he was an heir apparent to the throne.
Slightly different in cut, shape, and in some details, butnot less significant, is the dark blue tunic of Prince Milan Obrenović, from 1870.
Alexander's father, the former King Milan Obrenović, did not approve of the marriage and refused to return to Serbia.
It is the highest-level award of the Russian state, which has so far been presented to only six Serbs,including King Milan Obrenović, Aleksandar Karađorđević and Nikola Pašić.
It was founded by the Decree of Prince Milan Obrenović IV on August 10th-22nd 1878 upon request of Minister of the Army, colonel Sava Grujić.
The place where the battle on Čegar took place was first marked with an inscriptionon 4th July 1878, placed by Prince Milan Obrenović in the glory of the heroism of the Serbian fighters.
After decades, and perhaps even a century,the King Milan Obrenović's rifle is returned to Serbia because Putin donated it to the President of Serbia.
There are other records too, which identify this structure as the imitationof the Grotto cave, built during the reign of King Milan Obrenović, which served in a decorative purpose.
As a strong opponent of the regime of Milan Obrenović and because of his active participance in the Timok Rebellion in 1883 he has been sentenced to death, but managed to flee to Bulgaria.
Along with 41 photographs from France,the exhibition presents one special photograph- a portrait of Milan Obrenović from the collection of the Museum of Applied Arts in Belgrade.
In 1889, King Milan Obrenović donated the estate(inherited from his grandfather named Jevrem) to the Great School in Belgrade for the purpose of construction of the Botanical Garden, provided it is named“Jevremovac”.
Gold coin in the denomination of 20 dinars from year 1882,featuring the portrait of King Milan Obrenović. In 1882, Serbia was proclaimed Kingdom, and King Milan its king.
In 1881, the Serbian Newspapers recorded that Prince Milan Obrenović had donated to the National Museum 15 items from the ceremonial costume of Prince Miloš Obrenović, made of Venetian velvet, silk and cloth, all embroidered in gold.
During summer months you can experience the beauty in the Belgrade botanical garden, bearing the unusual name Jevremovac,in memory of the estate that King Milan Obrenović inherited from his….
The travel box for glassware that belonged to King Milan Obrenović and the box for accessories(sitnarka) are exhibited at the permanent exhibition of the period furniture Trace in the Wood.
The party and Pašić quickly gained popularity; the Radicals received 54 percent of the vote inthe September 1883 elections, while the Progressive Party, favored by King Milan Obrenović IV only got 30 percent.
Day of the Strategic Research Institute- February 5- On February 5,1876 Prince Milan Obrenović passed a decree on the organization of the Main General Staff, which envisaged for the General Staff to comprise three Departments, the third of which was the Historical Department.
Pavlović was co-founded the Credit Bank of Smederevo and later served as President of Serbia's Court of Cassation and Government Minister in several terms.[1][2]King Milan Obrenović awarded him the Order of the Cross of Takovo.[3].
Day of the Military Archive- February 5- On February 5,1876 Prince Milan Obrenović passed a decree on the organization of the Main General Staff, which envisaged for the General Staff to comprise three Departments, the third of which was the Historical Department whose task, among other things, was to collect historical data, keep the whole archive and manage General Staff library.
From 1839 he became a member of the first Governing State Council of the Principality of Serbia.[1]Prince Miloš Obrenović left Serbia in 1839 when his son Milan Obrenović took his place, but no sooner after that Prince Milan died.
Predecessor of the Military Archive was a special(third) division within the Main General Staff,which was established on 5th February 1876 by a Decree of the Prince Milan Obrenović, which laid foundation for the first institutionalised work on military history and safeguarding of the entire archives of the Serbian military.
The only thing left for the National Assembly was to appoint a new ruler, who returned from Paris where he had been studying in June 1868.[1] Under heavy pressure, surrounded by the army, the Great National Assembly met on July 2. 1868.where it proclaimed a minor, Milan Obrenović as a prince and elected Regents.