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Grgo Martić

The authority record describes Grgo Martić as the recorded working language is Croatian. Distinctions recorded are Knight's Cross of the Order of Franz Joseph, Knight of the Order of the Iron Crown (Austria) and 3rd class, Order of the Medjidie.

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Grgo Martic, a Croatian Franciscan monk

Minestrone · Rudolf Horvat: Slike iz hrvatske povijesti, Zagreb, 1910. · Public domain

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Life and career

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  1. 1822

    Grgo Martić born.

  2. 1905

    Grgo Martić died.

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  • Posušje

    Birth place

  • Kreševo

    Death place

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Literature

Bibliography

Serija 3: časopis za kulturno i povijesno nasljeđe, 2020. IT-95-11: le Procureur c. IT-95-11: Prosecutor v.

Grgo Martić is recorded with the occupation presbyter. Recorded as presbyter, writer and translator.

  • Martić, P. Grgo (Mato)

  • Affaire No

  • Milan Martić (“Bombardement de Zagreb”)/6

  • Case No

  • Milan Martić (“Zagreb Bombing”), Judicial Reports / Recueils judiciaires 1994-1995, 1999

  • Identity

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