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Principality of Serbia.
Berne the Principality of Serbia.
Principality of Serbia.
The Organization of  Gymnasiums in the Principality of Serbia.
The Principality of Serbia.
Thereafter, the town became part of  the autonomous Ottoman Principality of Serbia.[3].
The Principality of Serbia opened its first post offices in 1840, which is also when the first postmarks were introduced.
At the founding congress there was the Principality of Serbia among 22 founder countries.
Serbs led fierce battles against the Hungarians,with the help of  volunteers from the Principality of Serbia.
By the Law on the Organization of  Gymnasiums in the Principality of Serbia, a lower gymnasium was established in Kruševac.
It was the first cultural institution in our city andone of  the first public libraries in the Principality of Serbia.
The principality of Serbia became an internationally recognized independent country by the decisions at the Berlin congress in 1878.
He was able to bring modern ideas of  Western democracy and liberalism to the young Balkan Principality of Serbia.
On 26 August, it will be 150 years since the Principality of Serbia and the Kingdom of  Greece signed an Alliance Treaty.
And the Principality of Serbia realized who Josif Pančić was, accepted him and supported him, applauded and awarded each of  his successes.
It is interesting that the first art collection in the Principality of Serbia(which has not been preserved) was housed in the Topčider Residence.
The beginning of  this style can be seen as"resistance" to newcomers influences of  the"western style"(Classicism, neo-baroque)in the Principality of Serbia.
After the Serbian-Turkish Wars(1876-1878), The Principality of Serbia was, at The Congress of  Berlin, 1878, internationally recognized as the independent and sovereign state.
Serbo-Turkish War was the struggle for independence of  vassal principality Serbia,  fought between the Ottoman Empire and the Principality of Serbia after the uprising in Herzegovina, which took place in 1875.
Even before the Museum was officially founded, in the Principality of Serbia in the first half of  19th century, there were many nature collections, which were stored at the Naturalist Cabinet of  Great School(Lyceum).
The Main Board for Serb Liberation(Serbian: Главни одбор за српско ослобођење/Glavni odbor za srpsko oslobođenje)[a] was a Serb revolutionary organization, a secret society, founded in 1871,based in Kragujevac, Principality of Serbia.
The state administration in the Principality of Serbia was organized by issuing the document"Structuring of  the Central State Administration" on March 10, 1862, which was important also for the further development of  security-intelligence activities.
In 1826, an addendum to the Akkerman Convention mentioned the Serb Millet.[12]Since given autonomy in 1830, the Principality of Serbia urged the Ottoman government to recognize the Serb nation outside the principality,  in Ottoman territories.
Principality of Serbia, among representatives of  22 founding countries, took part in the foundation of  the Universal Postal Union on 9 October 1874 in Berne, with the Post of Serbia  being a member of  the Union from the very beginning.
In accordance with the wishes of  the donor, the building housed nearly all significant educational andcultural institutions in the Principality of Serbia- the Ministry of  Education, the Grand School(forerunner to the University), the First Belgrade Gymnasium, National Museum, a gallery of  paintings and a library.
On 9 October 1874, in Berne, the Principality of Serbia was among 22 of  the founding members of  the Universal Postal Union, a universal organization whose aim is to facilitate the smooth flow of  postal communication between all countries by applying uniform standards for postal items and uniform rules in postal technology.
On April 2, 1831, Prince Milos enacted Decree on establishing"the Secret police for political affairs" within the Belgrade police.The state administration in the Principality of Serbia was organized by issuing the document"Structuring of  the Central State Administration" on March 10, 1862, which was important also for the further development of  security-intelligence activities.
Flag Date Use Description 1835-1882 Principality of Serbia Horizontal tricolor of  red, blue and white, with coat of  arms 1882-1918 Kingdom of Serbia  Horizontal tricolor of  red, blue and white, with royal coat of  arms(incl. eagle and cross) 1945-1992 Socialist Republic of  Serbia(SFR Yugoslavia) Horizontal tricolor of  red, blue and white, with red star in the center.
It is interesting that the first art collection in the Principality of Serbia(which has not been preserved) was housed in the Topčider Residence. As in all wealthy Ottoman residences, the main entrance is oriented towards the garden, i.e.
Autonomy acquired in 1830 together with the right to open schools in the Principality of Serbia, led to the strong development of  education: a large number of  secondary and primary schools were opened, and physical exercising(„teleupraženije“) quickly appeared in their curricula.