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Französisch-slavische Kämpfe in der Bocca di Cattaro 1806-1814.

By Nikolaj Velimirović
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Die Studie bietet eine präzise militär- und diplomatiehistorische Darstellung der Kämpfe um die Bocca di Cattaro in den napoleonischen Jahren. Sie beginnt mit der Lage nach dem Frieden von Pressburg, untersucht politische Beziehungen und strategische Interessen, schildert die Übergabe Ragusas, Gefechte bei Zavtat und Brgat, Belagerungen sowie den Vertrag von Oubril, verfolgt die Auseinandersetzungen bis zum Frieden von Tilsit und behandelt die späteren Feindseligkeiten an Küste und Inseln bis zur Übergabe Cattaros. Abschließend werden Quellen und Literatur bilanziert, mit Fokus auf taktische Abläufe, Besatzungspraxis und die lokalen Folgen der Kriegsereignisse.

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Nikolaj Velimirović

Nikolaj Velimirović was a prominent Serbian bishop and theologian, known for his influential writings on spirituality and education. His works often reflect the cultural and religious struggles of the Slavic peoples, particularly during the tumultuous periods of the early 20th century. Among his notable publications is "Serbia in Light and Darkness," which provides a profound exploration of the Serbian national identity amidst the challenges of war and conflict. Velimirović's lectures, such as "The Religious Spirit of the Slavs," further illustrate his commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of Slavic heritage and spirituality. His contributions continue to resonate within the fields of theology and education.

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