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Žrnov

Žrnov (Serbian Cyrillic: Жрнов) or Žrnovan (Жрнован) was a medieval fortress on the highest top of the Avala Mountain, at 511 metres (1,677 ft), in Belgrade, Serbia. The Ancient Romans had built an outpost there, and later the Serbs expanded it into a fortress. It was completely demolished in 1934 to make the way for the Monument to the Unknown Hero.

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Roman Era
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Roman Empire
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Demolished

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related to Ottoman period · 28
Žrnov → After, Another Serbian, Avala, Bali-beg, Belgrade, Branković, Erdely, Evliya, From, Hadım, Hungarian, Hungarians, It, John, John Hunyadi, May, One, Ottoman, Ottomans, Porča
related to Medieval period · 26
Žrnov → Avala, By, Byzantines, During, Felix Philipp Kanitz, Golubac, Grad, Greece, Hadım, In, It, Kruševac, Middle Ages, Novo Brdo, Ottomans, Peace, Roman, Rumelia Eyalet, Serbian, Stefan Lazarević
related to Origin · 21
Žrnov → An, Austro-Hungarian, Avala, Based, Constitutional Assembly, Existing, French, He, In, It, Ivan Ribar, June, November, On, Panthéon, Parts, Serbia, Serbian, Some, The
related to Characteristics · 16
Žrnov → Donji Grad, From, Gornji Grad, In, It, Lower Town, Mali Grad, Monument, On, Ottoman, Serbian, Small Town, The, Unknown Hero, Upper, Upper Town
related to World War I · 15
Žrnov → Austro-Hungarian, Avala, Avala-Zuce, Belgrade's Defense, Division, German, Hill, However, In, October, On, One, Serbian, The Austro-Hungarians, Their
related to Demolition · 14
Žrnov → Avala, Belgrade, Branislav Nušić, He, However, Ironically, King Alexander, Nušić, Plateau, Republic Square, Staklenac, The, Town, Zoran
Built · 1
Žrnov → Roman Era
Built by · 1
Žrnov → Roman Empire
Condition · 1
Žrnov → Demolished

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monument avala serbian fortress belgrade built town soldier unknown mountain fort new serbia 1934 cross top also one remains outpost

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ŽrnovBuiltRoman Era1.00infobox
ŽrnovBuilt byRoman Empire1.00infobox
ŽrnovConditionDemolished1.00infobox
Žrnovrelated to CharacteristicsGornji Grad0.60section
Žrnovrelated to CharacteristicsMali Grad0.60section
Žrnovrelated to CharacteristicsUpper0.60section
Žrnovrelated to CharacteristicsSmall Town0.60section
Žrnovrelated to CharacteristicsDonji Grad0.60section
Žrnovrelated to CharacteristicsLower Town0.60section
Žrnovrelated to CharacteristicsUpper Town0.60section
Žrnovrelated to CharacteristicsSerbian0.60section
Žrnovrelated to CharacteristicsOttoman0.60section

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