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1523: 889:, together with her retinue of nobles and a great number of soldiers in 1261 in order to introduce her son to the Croatian nobility and to negotiate their oath in recognizing him as the designated duke (herceg). In 1264, the first case of judicial function in the city was mentioned and during this time, Knin was the seat of both the Croatian ban, and the duke, who acted as a semi-independent ruler with close connection to the king and whose chancellor had been the bishop of Knin. Between 1270 and 1272, the new cathedral was consecrated on the orders of the Knin bishop Nicholas. The cathedral is described as being "magnificent" and "solemn" by subsequent documents. By this point, a new town had already developed outside the castle complex. A market square ( 607: 3535: 643: 1129:), viceban of Slavonia, together with forces from the Zagreb Bishopry, managed to lift the siege of Knin in January 1513. Next year in February the Ottomans laid siege on Knin with 10,000 men from the Sanjak of Bosnia, but were unable to take the city and lost 500 troops. Knin's burg and outskirts were burned on this occasion. These clashes left Knin devastated and there was no news about the city for five years. Local population was decimated by war, hunger, plague and migration to safer places, and its economy was hindered by the seizure of crops and livestock. Due to Knin's strategic value, King 631: 687: 6290: 723: 699: 711: 2913: 461: 667: 863: 200: 1422: 2896: 97: 2326: 1538:(ICJ) dismissed the Serbian lawsuit claim that Operation Storm constituted genocide ruling that Croatia did not have the specific intent to exterminate the country's Serb minority, though it reaffirmed that serious crimes against Serb civilians had taken place. Fleeing civilians and people remaining in United Nations protected areas were subject to various forms of harassment, including military assaults and acts by Croatian civilians. On 8 August, a refugee column was shelled. 754: 1391: 56: 4191: 735: 168: 3447: 619: 2836: 1213: 843: 655: 2314: 3508: 1154: 1107: 104: 3586:, Sisak, Zagreb). Only the former three lines offer passenger transport. The latter route, Knin-Bihać-Zagreb, passes through Bosnian territory, crossing the border many times, thus it is not used for passenger transport since the beginning of the war in 1991. However, it is the shortest route between Knin and Zagreb, and as such was electrified in 1984 (the 1344:. Thousands of local civilians, (both Croats and even Serb Anti-Fascists) including women and children, as well as captured Partisans, were held and mistreated at this prison, while hundreds of prisoners (as many as over 1,000) were tortured and killed at an execution site near a ravine close to the camp. While visiting the village of 2341:, Knin municipality had a population of 15,388, while Knin (town, proper) had a population of 10,493. In the 2001 census, the population of Knin was 15,190 (whole municipality) with 11,128 in town proper. Ethnically, Croats formed the majority with 76.45% while the population share of Serbs stood at 20.8%. 74: 873:

In 1178, it is for the first time mentioned as "civitates" (city) in a contemporary local source. Due to the extinction of the local ruling dynasty, the Croatian bishop moved his see to Knin itself, after which he started calling himself the Bishop of Knin. This precipitated the construction of a new

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through the marriage with the Nelipić nobles. Knin and the surrounding possessions were restored to the crown upon Anž's death in 1437. In 1454 an attempt between the Bosnian king and the Venetians was made to acquire the city, which was referenced as "capital and foremost place of Croatia" in their

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and to enforce customs on imports to the city. An annual trade fair, on Saint Bartholomew's day is known to have taken place in the settlement below since at least the 1360s and was regularly attended by the merchants from the Dalmatian cities. It is known that Knin's also burg housed a significant

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stated that it is not disputed that a substantial part of the Serb population fled that region as a direct consequence of the military actions. The Croatian authorities were aware that the operation would provoke a mass exodus; they even to some extent predicated their military planning on such an

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Knin has a modified Mediterranean climate (Cfa, nearing the border with Csa) with hot dry summers and cool winters. Although the city is only some 50 km (31 mi) from the Adriatic Sea, an arm of the Mediterranean, the proximity of the Dinaric Alps to the north alters its climate. Knin is

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said: "There is no salvation for the Croats, and there is no need for them to run because they cannot escape, there is no Croatian state, nor will it be, and all Croats need to be slaughtered." The entire area was the scene of the Croatian genocide campaign against the local Serb population. The

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personally led an army to re-establish royal power over Knin in 1345. During this time it became known that the castle consisted of two major parts, administered by two castellans and which was populated by houses and baths, a palace with a main hall used previously by the Nelipić's to sign an

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Its strategic position played an important role in many wars and power changes – the Republic of Venice often reflected on its importance as a key castle and the main entrance to Dalmatia, which it attempted to obtain during the 15th century. During these years both the city, the ban and his

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and his deputies invading and pillaging the Ottoman territories from the city. The Republic of Venice started to financially support the city's defences in fear for its possessions in Dalmatia. In 1501, three Ottoman spies were caught and imprisoned by the vice-ban. They were sent by the

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to solicit financial aid for Matthias' military campaign. The city's distant surroundings quickly became a target for Ottoman raids. As the raids were becoming more frequent, one of them reached Knin, where a Franciscan monastery has been recorded to have been destroyed in 1469.

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87% of the population of the municipality and 79% of the city were Serbs. During the war, most of the non-Serb population was displaced from Knin, while in the last days of the war most of the Serbs left Knin, fearing incoming Croatian forces. In February 2015, during the

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colony of merchants originating from these cities which also gives insight into its commercial importance. A supreme judicial body for the whole of Croatia was formed, composed of Croatian nobility, and was located on the castle grounds. A chapel dedicated to

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in September 1943, German forces became the main factor in the region. As the war progressed and partisan forces liberated most of Dalmatia, with Germans pulling out and retreating northwards, Axis and partisan forces pitted against each other in Knin in a

2879:. According to the Austrian Census held in 1900, the town of Knin had 1,302 residents. In 1910 the town had 1,270 citizens. After 1945, with urbanization and modernization, Knin attracted much of the countryside population which was overwhelmingly 1103:. The armistice was generally respected by all sides, during which Knin's defensive positions were strengthened in 1504. A period of severe famine started in 1505 that affected entire Dalmatia. In 1510 the plague halved Knin's population. 2883:. As a consequence, ethnic/religious composition of town changed as well. Intermarriages and a desire to straddle the divide between the communities resulted at one point in a substantial part of the population declaring themselves as 5164:

Final report of the United Nations Commission of Experts, established pursuant to security council resolution 780 (1992), Annex VIII - Prison camps; Under the Direction of: M. Cherif Bassiouni; S/1994/674/Add.2 (Vol. IV), 27 May 1994

839:, and since then, it ceased to be a permanent royal residence but remained as a political and administrative center of the kingdom. The parish church dedicated to king Saint Stephen is thought to have been built during this period. 1511:. Former prisoners testified that they were arrested by Serb paramilitary forces and then deported into Knin camp. The detainees were beaten, mistreated and humiliated. Serbs held the town until Croatian forces captured it during 1491:. Widespread acts of murder and violence, detention and intimidation became pervasive throughout the RSK territory from 1992 to 1995. During that time 93.9% of Croats were expelled from the town and municipality of Knin. 1028:

dignitaries played a crucial role in the struggle for dominance over the coastal cities with Venice. In 1430 Knin and the Church of St. Bartolomeo in Kapitul were the centre of the "Union and Brotherhood of the Croats" (

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exodus, which they considered not only probable, but desirable. As a consequence of the war and population displacement, Knin municipality population has nearly halved between 1991 and 2001 (from 23 to 15 thousand).

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Town proper grew faster than other settlements in the municipality. Before WW2 just under 12% of the entire municipality population lived in town proper; by 1991 the share was ~55%. In 2021 census the share was at

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is for the first time mentioned in the 15th century, which were located in the old Saint Mary's church and monastery in the city. Apart from them, other religious buildings are mentioned such as the church of the

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responded to requests from captains of Knin, Skradin and Ostrovica and promised reinforcements of 1,000 infantry and 1,000 cavalrymen. However, it is unlikely that these forces arrived to the endangered towns.

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particularly known for its hot summers: temperatures reaching 40 °C (104 °F) are not uncommon in July and August. The January average temperature is about 4 °C and in August is about 24 °C

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The majority of the population had already fled by the time the Croatian Army took control of Knin. At the end of the war, Knin's demographic composition changed greatly with the influx of Croat refugees from

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in the 9th century in Kapitul (south-east from Knin Castle, where the later bishopric was located). It was later expanded or rebuilt by a certain Duke of Croatia, probably Svetoslav, during the reign of king

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The original settlement grew atop the Spas hill in the earliest history and which later formed the castle of Knin. The first church, a monastery dedicated to Saint Bartholomew, was built during the time of

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According to 2021 census data, the population in Knin municipality was 11,755 and in town proper 8,317. 29.8% of population is of the age of 60 or older, while 18.6% of population is 20 or younger.

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of elderly and infirm Serbs who remained behind and the wholesale burning and destruction of Serbian villages and property. Executions of civilians took place in and around the town of Knin.

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are extremely interesting archeological sites from the 10th century where many remains of medieval Croatian culture are found including churches, graves, decorations, and epigraphs.

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reported, in 1996, that the vast majority of the abuses were committed by Croatian forces. These abuses, which continued on a large scale even months after Operation Storm, included

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is also popular in Knin with an amateur women's and men's club playing in lower tiers. The Croatian National basketball team has played a match in Knin. They played against

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located within the cathedral was the place of notary of the Knin See. There the noble Ivan Nelipić (son of Vladislava) had reaffirmed his rights to the estates and lands in

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who are still refugees in Bosnia-Herzegovina or Serbia. Immigrant Croats form the majority in the city with only a scattered Serb presence in the surrounding villages.

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report that Croatian Serbs continued to face discrimination in public sector employment and the restitution of tenancy rights to social housing vacated during the war.

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Mladen Ančić: "Desetljeće od 1091. do 1102. u zrcalu vrela" (Summary: The decade between 1091 and 1102 according to the sources), Povijesni prilozi 17/1998, p. 253

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inland towards the coast and had only reached Knin, so today the Knin station sidings are equipped with overhead catenary, but lines leaving the town are not.

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connected Knin with Zagreb and north in general. It gradually became a busy rail hub; already in 1927 a total of 58,000 passengers departed Knin rail station.

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rather than either Croats or Serbs (22% in 1981 census). Population of the town from 1830 to 2011, based on religion, language and ethnicity was as follows:

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in 1396, the king spent a month in Knin to consolidate his holdings and state affairs of Dalmatia and Croatia, issuing various decrees together with his ban

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was founded around this time by the Knin dignitaries and nobility which were first settled there by Mladen Šubić. Their rule over Knin came to an end at the

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Donato Fabianich, Storia dei fratri minori dai primordi della joro istituzione in Dal· mazia e Bossina, fino ai giorni nostri, I, Zadar 1863, pp. 94.

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estimated the population of Knin municipality on 31 December 2020 to stand at 11,286. This represents a steep decline: ten years earlier, in the

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The last major conflict around Knin before the truce was in September 1502 when 2,000 Ottoman cavalrymen looted the area. On 20 August 1503 King

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Statistica generale della Dalmazia / edita dalla Giunta provinciale; . Divisione 4, Fasc. 1: Statistica della popolazione della Dalmazia. - 1862

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domain of Dalmatia, Knin grew steadily, becoming an important commercial as well as road and railway center. In 1867, Knin became a part of

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was opened in 1948 and Knin-Zadar railway in 1967, making Knin train station one of the most important and busiest hubs in Croatia.

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Note: 1931 census offers breakdown solely on the basis of religion; Catholic-Orthodox matrix here is taken as a proxy for ethnicity

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The bishops who held the title no longer resided in Knin after it fell to the Ottoman Turks in 1522. It was initially part of the

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Mihailo took his place, and was also given the office of the king's chancellor. These actions provoked a retaliation of king

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had basically the same or even larger population than Knin. With increased urbanisation and industrialization in post-WWII

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raided the countryside of Knin. There had been word that viceban of Croatia was captured on that occasion. Baltazar Baćan (

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and former Croat militia members. They replaced, to a great extent, those Serbs who fled during Operation Storm. In 2015,

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Mithad Kozličić, Ante Bralić, Stanovništvo Kraljevine Dalmacije prema službenim izračunima i popisima 1828.-1857., p. 252

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Mithad Kozličić, Ante Bralić, Stanovništvo Kraljevine Dalmacije prema službenim izračunima i popisima 1828.-1857., p. 81

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Vjekoslav Klaić: Povijest Hrvata od najstarijih vremena do svršetka XIX. stoljeća, Knjiga četvrta, Zagreb, 1988, p. 302

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Popovic; "Nasa Rec, monthly political and literary review (Middlesex, England), No. 402/XLII (Feb 1989), pp 248-249

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around 1080. Because of this, it has led to Knin being known as the "City of Croatian Kings" or "Zvonimir's City" (

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in 1809. By 1813, the Austrians regained control over the town. By the end of the 19th century, as a part of the

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Between 1945 and 1990, Knin saw rapid industrialization and modernization, becoming a centre of a wider region.

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It was in 1420 that the Nelipić noble family again regained their former role in Croatia with the emergence of

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Using the dynastic instability in the neighboring lands, the city came into the hands of the Bosnian king

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The effect of war and post-war migrations on the demographic composition of the Town of Knin (1991-2011).

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was appointed to administer the diocese, which was united in 1828 to Šibenik. The bishopric is today the

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Knin is also an important railway junction as the railroads from the rest of Dalmatia and its cities of

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Knin railway station's platforms, notice the lack of catenary wires, and the presence of the poles only

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Knin castle, settlement and Kapitul around 1525, after Ottoman conquest from the map of Dalmatia from

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beat an Irish Barbarians side to win their first ever trophy, the St. Patrick's Day Cup organised by

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In 1493, the first direct attempt of siege by the Ottomans was undertaken, which was followed by ban

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On 8 July 1989, a large Serb nationalist rally was held in Knin, during which banners threatening

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quickly seized Knin, and from there expelled the king's men from Croatia. Thus, these territories

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The area consisting of today's Knin, or more specifically, the Spas hill, was inhabited since the

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Gemeindelexikon der im Reichsrate vertretenen Königreiche und Länder, Bd. 14 Dalmatien, p. 30, 32

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Monument of the Croatian Victory "Storm '95" was made on the 16th anniversary of Operation Storm

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The Man of Many Devices, who Wandered Full Many Ways--: Festschrift in Honour of J nos M. Bak

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cathedral, which was initiated in 1203 by the son of the Duke of Knin, Dobroslav in Kapitul.

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is 18 km away from Knin in direction of Kistanje. There are the remains of the biggest

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The town of Knin had a small population compared to its surroundings until the aftermath of

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Besides the town of Knin itself, Knin municipality today consists of following settlements:

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thought to have originated from the Church of St. Stephen in the Knin's burg, 11th century

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attained support from the castellan of Knin and issued his first decree there in 1403.

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and martial arts. The latter is particularly popular with two taekwondo clubs active.

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Because of frequent harassment, the citizens of Knin had to pay tribute to the duke

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military presence. The Italians also relied heavily on local ethnic Serb militias (

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built a monastery and a church there in 1708. Ottomans aimed to retake Knin during

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during the year of 1388. The previous bishop had likely been expelled, where the

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made Knin their permanent seat and ruled their territories as "Princes of Knin".

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to the market. They were to investigate the situation in the Zadar surrounding.

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Demografski izazovi i rješenja na primjeru Zadarske i Šibensko-kninske županije

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Ekonomska i Ekohistorija: Časopis za Gospodarsku Povijest i Povijest Okoliša

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Chetniks set up a prison and execution site in the village of Kosovo (today

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after 1929). Previously only connected with rail to Šibenik and Split (with

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in 1999 where Croatia won the match 78:68. Other sports played in Knin are

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Prešućivani četnički zločini u Hrvatskoj i u Bosni i Hercegovini 1941–1945

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highway will be upgraded to the expressway level in following years (with

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iconography was displayed. From October 1990, eight months before Croatia

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Suppressed Chetnik Crimes in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina 1941–1945

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Spezialortsrepertorium der österreichischen Länder I-XII, Wien, 1915–1919

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A century and a half later, on 11 September 1688, it was captured by the

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in order to "preserve the fame and old customs of the Croatian Kingdom".

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in 1805, the French Empire gained the city and incorporated it into the

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and Knin with Vlachs. It was briefly captured by Venice in 1648 during

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The transition from 13th to 14th century was marked in the rise of the

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citizens consequently face few to no work and immigration restrictions

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Utjecaj migracija na kretanje broja stanovnika grada Knina 1991.-2011

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being subsequently destroyed by war operations in the early 1990s).

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detainees, soldiers and civilians, from 1991 until 1992, during the

1317: 496:, an important traffic junction on the rail and road routes between 6332: 6317: 5416: 3935:(1953–2019), Serbian politician and writer and former mayor of Knin 3786: 3662: 3575: 3155: 2604: 1567: 1325: 1312:, administered by the civilian authorities of the collaborationist 1294: 1245: 1241: 1225: 1221: 1196:. Subsequently, the Croatian population partially returned and the 1089: 855: 489: 185: 6256: 5586:

Martin Glamuzina; Željka Šiljković; Nikola Glamuzina (June 2005).

5502:"Population by Age and Sex, by Settlements, 2011 Census: Knin" 4515: 4314: 3583: 2835: 1212: 842: 6372: 6342: 6322: 6274: 5853: 3867: 3607: 1452: 1170: 1106: 835:

in 1096. At that point, it came into possession of the Hungarian

740: 513: 485: 173: 6152:(master's thesis). University of Zadar. Department of Geography. 6093:(master's thesis). University of Zadar. Department of Geography. 5015:

The Hour of Europe: Western Powers and the Breakup of Yugoslavia

4698:

Damir Karbić: Hrvatski plemićki rod i običajno pravo, p. 109-111

2313: 1608:

The original Roman settlement developed on the foothills of the

6163:

Polemos: Časopis za interdisciplinarna istraživanja rata i mira

6158: 5444:(in Croatian). Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service 4937: 4275: 3571: 3555: 3554:

pass through Knin, going north to the capital city of Croatia,

3507: 3415: 3411: 3391: 3305: 2949: 2679: 2318: 1504: 1153: 1118: 968: 962: 770: 497: 399: 378: 6052: 6017: 5985: 3913:(b. 1976), Croatian biology professor and former mayor of Knin 831:, who contested the crown of Croatia until his defeat by king 6367: 4758:: Povijest Hrvatske od 15. stoljeća do 18. stoljeća, p. 44-45 4600: 3606:

In the 2021 census, the municipality contained the following

3543: 3515:

The most important intercity roadway in Knin is the Croatian

2944: 2730: 1570:

region of Croatia, 56 kilometres east of the coastal town of

1464: 1290: 2875:

The 1857 data show that 75.55% of the town's population was

1177:. After Venice captured the district in 1688, the Bishop of 6053:"Predantički toponimi u današnjoj (i povijesnoj) Hrvatskoj" 5039:"Kronologija Domovinskog rata u Lici i Sjevernoj Dalmaciji" 4984:"KNINSKA OPERACIJA I RATNI ZLOČINI 8. DALMATINSKOG KORPUSA" 4036:(b. 1962), Serbian politician, diplomat and retired general 3990:

Republic of Serbian Krajina convicted of war crimes by ICTY

3143:

Population structure by religion and language use 1830–1910

1460: 1072: 5086:

International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia

3601: 1260: 769:. In the vicinity of today's Knin was once a town called 5491:, Croatian Bureau of Statistics, published on 31/10/2019 5344: 5342: 4884:"željeznički kolodvor | Hrvatska tehnička enciklopedija" 4647: 4635: 4587:

Knin- hrvatska srednjovjekovna prijestolnica, Split 1995

4483: 4478:

Knin- hrvatska srednjovjekovna prijestolnica, Split 1995

4417:

Knin- hrvatska srednjovjekovna prijestolnica, Split 1995

4349:

Knin- hrvatska srednjovjekovna prijestolnica, Split 1995

3763:(1913–1937), Yugoslav volunteer in the Spanish Civil War 3386:

Knin has a sports association which was formed in 1998.

6240: 5693:".:: fragmenti ONLINE :::::::: f 1/I 2003. Burnum" 5245:"U Kninu otkriven spomenik hrvatske pobjede "Oluja 95"" 4909:"Ilija T. Radaković: BESMISLENA YU-RATOVANJA 1991-1995" 4282: 3313:

in Dalmatia built in 77 AD, during the rule of Emperor

920:. Upon the departure of the king to Hungary, the noble 6190: 5894:"Elektra Elite: Bivši dečko me je uveo u prostituciju" 5876:

Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in 2021

4255:

Census of Population, Households and Dwellings in 2021

4060:(1929–1992), Croatian Serb psychiatrist and politician 1636:

Climate data for Knin (1971–2000, extremes 1949–2022)

535:. According to an alternative explanation, offered by 5339: 4794: 4782: 4770: 4737: 4725: 4713: 4701: 4671: 4659: 4623: 4531: 4446: 4434: 4422: 3728:

and former mayor of Knin convicted for war crimes by

2905:

church of the Intercession of the Holy Virgin in Knin

1071:. The bishop was thus first secretly involved at the 1000:. In 1401, the city was besieged by the Bosnian king 819:

Knin became a more permanent royal residence of king

447: 5806:"JEDAN KLUB – DVIJE MONOGRAFIJE | Časopis Prosvjeta" 5442:"Mjesečne vrijednosti za Knin u razdoblju 1949−2014" 4368: 4186: 4030:(1945–2020), Serbian footballer and football manager 3336:

The most successful sports in Knin lately have been

6018:"Tiniensia archaeologica historica topographica II" 5506:

Census of Population, Households and Dwellings 2011

5214: 5057: 4508:

Contributions of Institute of Archaeology in Zagreb

4458: 3883:(b. 1966), Croatian footballer and football manager 3562:. There are four lines meeting in Knin station: to 2329:

Our Lady of the Great Croatian Baptismal Vow church

916:arrived in the city and imprisoned the former lord 5422:. Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service 4303:"EARLY MEDIAEVAL SCULPTURE FROM KAPITUL NEAR KNIN" 4072:(b. 1969), Serbian footballer and football manager 3822:(b. 1982), Serbian footballer and football manager 1475:in 1991. The leaders of Krajina were Knin locals: 935:After successfully warring against their enemies, 928:continued to remain outside the monarchy, and the 798:Knin is first mentioned in the 10th-century work 6390: 5958: 5659: 5657: 5073: 5071: 4943: 4843:"CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: See of Tinin (Dalmatia)" 3360:national champion, Marko Čeko, who also won the 2300:Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service 1515:on 5 August 1995. The date is today marked as a 5208: 4411: 4409: 1442: 947:Mikac Prodanić, their rule came to an end when 5969:]. Zagreb: Croatian Institute of History. 5925: 5781:"Atletičar Marko Čeko - "hrvatski Carl Lewis"" 5573: 5280: 5268: 5133:"Yugoslavia – further reports of torture" 4501: 4117:(b. 1965), Serbian lawyer and professor of law 1487:of Croats and other non-Serbs from Krajina by 1148: 6226: 5959:Dizdar, Zdravko; Sobolevski, Mihajlo (1999). 5849:"Rugby St. Patricks Day Knin Croatia-Ireland" 5706: 5690: 5654: 5434: 5068: 5017:. London: Yale University Press. p. 51. 4559:Nagy, Bal zs; Seb?k, Marcell (January 1999). 4380: 3708:(1895–1984), Serbian librarian and translator 5647: 5645: 5315: 5313: 5139:. March 1992. pp. 22–23. Archived from 4598: 4406: 4160:(b. 1952), Croatian physician and politician 3901:(b. 1964), Croatian politician and economist 1099:concluded a 7-year peace treaty with Sultan 6033:Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments 6001:Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments 5869:"Population by Age and Sex, by Settlements" 4248:"Population by Age and Sex, by Settlements" 3475:. Unsourced material may be challenged and 2932:Population structure by ethnicity 1948–2011 2354:Croats from neighbouring Bosnia-Herzegovina 1620:river begins on the outskirts of the town. 6233: 6219: 5626: 5624: 5524: 5494: 4814:Vlasi u starijoj hrvatskoj historiografiji 4240: 3724:(1956–2006), 1st president of quasi-state 2872:, population has been steadily declining. 2538: 2530:Croatian Bureau of Statistics publications 1463:, Knin became the main stronghold for the 846:11th-12th century stone fragment from the 6115: 6047: 5642: 5310: 5158: 4558: 4288: 4270: 4268: 3965:(b. 1977), Serbian and Kosovar politician 3495:Learn how and when to remove this message 6156: 5105: 5012: 4981: 3828:(1943–2006), Yugoslav–Serbian footballer 3807:(b. 1984), Croatian footballer and coach 3533: 3506: 2834: 2324: 2312: 1521: 1420: 1211: 1204:, but their siege was repulsed in 1715. 1152: 1105: 967: 861: 850:next to Knin, representing a mixture of 841: 808:), and as one of the populated towns in 752: 543:, the name - derived from a Slavic root 492:hinterland near the source of the river 459: 6429:Populated places in Šibenik-Knin County 6015: 5983: 5621: 5079:"Summary of Judgement for Milan Martić" 5031: 4800: 4788: 4776: 4743: 4731: 4719: 4707: 4677: 4665: 4653: 4641: 4629: 4537: 4489: 4464: 4452: 4440: 4428: 4374: 1381: 612:Kingdom of Croatia (union with Hungary) 6391: 6145: 6141:https://doi.org/10.15291/geoadria.1499 6097: 5684: 5616:1931 census, vol. 2, published in 1938 4955: 4265: 3813:(1898–1951), Croatian sculptor at the 3602:Towns and villages in the municipality 2570: 2548: 1261:Kingdom of Yugoslavia and World War II 972:Stone slab of Knin Fortress depicting 912:in 1322, after which the Angevin king 848:Church of Saint Bartholomew in Kapitul 6214: 6086: 6065:Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts 4988:Građa i prilozi za povijest Dalmacije 4599:Slukan Altić, Mirela (October 2007). 4565:. Central European University Press. 4300: 3929:(1921–2004), Croatian writer and poet 3895:(b. 1981), Croatian basketball player 1612:. It was on these foothills that the 1279:Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes 869:probably from the 6th or 10th century 777:military camp in the 1st century BC. 475: 309:355.0 km (137.1 sq mi) 5409: 5168:Annex VIII: Prison camps (part 9/10) 3947:(b. 1988), Serbian basketball player 3846:(b. 1994), Serbian basketball player 3840:(b. 1990), Bosnian basketball player 3801:(b. 1986), Serbian basketball player 3473:adding citations to reliable sources 3440: 1451:intervention in Croatia, as well as 1385: 571:. The Latin name is still used as a 528:The name is likely derived from the 6293:Coat of arms of Šibenik-Knin County 6201:Tourist information about Knin area 6132:Mrđen, S., & Jurić, A. (2018). 6016:Gunjača, Stjepan (September 1960). 5943: 5304: 5292: 5182: 3381:1. Županijska liga Šibensko-kninska 3303:The recently discovered Roman town 2356:who immigrated there post-1995 and 1271:State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs 1141:of the Knin castle, it fell to the 508:and briefly of the self-proclaimed 13: 6288: 6080: 5394:. 25 February 2015. Archived from 5321:"LISTSERV 16.0 - Archives - Error" 5125: 4172:(b. 1990), Serbian handball player 3907:(b. 1991), Serbian handball player 3371:The main football club in Knin is 804:as the centre of the Knin county ( 14: 6445: 6409:Roman towns and cities in Croatia 6206:National Tourist Board about Knin 6182: 5826:"Knin: Ragbi za Dan sv. Patricka" 5190:"U akciji "Oluja" oslobođen Knin" 4865:(Libreria Editrice Vaticana 2013 4078:(b. 1993), Montenegrin footballer 3795:(b. 1987), Canadian soccer player 3693: 3523:. The section of D1 from Knin to 3427:Croatia national rugby union team 1357:of Bribir and Sidraga. After the 1328:) to maintain order and suppress 1275:brief Italian military occupation 317:6.5 km (2.5 sq mi) 4189: 4145:(1941–2014), Yugoslav footballer 4086:deputy prime minister of Croatia 3953:(b. 1991), Australian footballer 3834:(b. 1994), Australian footballer 3445: 2911: 2894: 1566:Knin is located in the northern 1389: 1353:Ustaša regime declared Knin the 1277:subsequently became part of the 733: 721: 709: 697: 685: 665: 653: 641: 629: 617: 605: 198: 166: 102: 95: 72: 54: 5904:from the original on 2021-03-16 5886: 5861: 5832: 5818: 5798: 5773: 5749: 5724: 5675: 5633: 5609: 5579: 5567: 5555: 5546: 5535: 5482: 5456: 5384: 5375: 5363: 5352:, Vesna Kljajić, OTV 11.05.2007 5298: 5286: 5274: 5262: 5237: 5099: 5006: 4982:Matković, Blanka (2012-10-31). 4975: 4949: 4928: 4919: 4901: 4876: 4856: 4835: 4806: 4761: 4749: 4692: 4683: 4592: 4579: 4552: 4543: 4522: 4502:Sekelj Ivančan, Tajana (2008). 4495: 4470: 4066:(b. 1980), former mayor of Knin 3889:, Serbian singer and sex worker 3317:which could host 8,000 people. 2344:Knin has recently seen a steep 2308: 1207: 365: • Urban density 116:Location of Knin within Croatia 5986:"O položaju kninske katedrale" 5984:Gunjača, Stjepan (June 1949). 5106:Horvatić, Petar (2019-03-18). 4354: 4341: 4321: 4294: 4216: 4042:(1916–1991), Croatian engineer 4002:(b. 1960), Croatian footballer 3941:(b. 2000), Croatian footballer 2830: 2564:International Court of Justice 1536:International Court of Justice 1310:second Italian occupation zone 1248:– a territorial entity within 877:The city was visited by Queen 780: 464:Statue of Marko Marulić - Knin 1: 6146:Bradaš, Branko (2018-10-11). 5900:(in Serbian). 16 March 2021. 5880:Croatian Bureau of Statistics 5510:Croatian Bureau of Statistics 4259:Croatian Bureau of Statistics 4210: 4205:Church of Saint Anthony, Knin 4178:(b. 1992), Serbian footballer 4166:(b. 1982), Serbian footballer 4129:(b. 1983), Serbian footballer 4123:(b. 1992), Serbian footballer 4111:(b. 1986), Serbian footballer 4099:(b. 1971), Serbian footballer 4048:(b. 1990), Serbian footballer 4024:(b. 1995), Serbian footballer 4008:(b. 1994), Serbian footballer 3996:(b. 1994), Serbian footballer 3971:(b. 1975), Serbian footballer 3959:(b. 1994), Serbian footballer 3769:(b. 1986), Serbian footballer 3511:Knin railway station building 3298: 2368:: Population trends 1857–2021 2335:Croatian Bureau of Statistics 1616:was built. The source of the 1530:In February 2015, during the 1117:In 1510 around 1,000 Ottoman 1034:unio et fraternitas Croatorum 965:during his stay in the city. 512:within the newly independent 6063:(in Croatian) (22). Zagreb: 5251:(in Croatian). 4 August 2011 4944:Dizdar & Sobolevski 1999 4093:(1873–1933), Croatian writer 3986:(b. 1954), 3rd president of 3436: 2922:church of St Anthony in Knin 2560:Croatia–Serbia genocide case 2555:Croatian War of Independence 1561: 1532:Croatia–Serbia genocide case 1509:Croatian War of Independence 1443:Croatian War of Independence 1366:in early December 1944. The 1314:Independent State of Croatia 1308:, Knin was in the so-called 1269:, Knin became a part of the 704:Independent State of Croatia 523: 518:Croatian War of Independence 260:• List of a group of voters 103: 7: 6404:Cities and towns in Croatia 6104:Revue Géographique de l'Est 4182: 4105:(b. 1989), Swiss footballer 4054:(1951–2018), Serbian writer 3726:Republic of Serbian Krajina 3362:Hanžeković memorial in 2020 2109:Average precipitation days 1895:Mean daily minimum °C (°F) 1755:Mean daily maximum °C (°F) 1473:Republic of Serbian Krajina 1149:Ottoman and Venetian period 793:Stephen Držislav of Croatia 728:Republic of Serbian Krajina 510:Republic of Serbian Krajina 506:medieval Kingdom of Croatia 368:1,300/km (3,300/sq mi) 10: 6450: 6424:Capitals of former nations 6419:Former capitals of Croatia 5919: 2297: 1635: 1623: 1165:, later the centre of the 748: 582: 15: 6300: 6286: 6249: 6087:Jurić, Ana (2017-07-14). 6061:Folia onomastica Croatica 5738:(in Croatian). 2021-07-26 5574:ICJ & 3 February 2015 5281:ICJ & 3 February 2015 5269:ICJ & 3 February 2015 4549:Miha Madijev, cap. XXIII. 3702:(b. 1942), Serbian writer 2862:socialist era (1945-1991) 2250: 2202: 2155: 2108: 2034: 1964: 1894: 1824: 1754: 1684: 1679: 1676: 1673: 1670: 1667: 1664: 1661: 1658: 1655: 1652: 1649: 1646: 1643: 1640: 1255: 1228:in 1797 according to the 1063:During the reign of king 918:Mladen II Šubić of Bribir 680:Austro-Hungarian Monarchy 442: 430: 420: 410: 389: 372: 364: 353: 345: 334: 329: 321: 313: 302: 297: 242: • City Council 241: 226: 216: 211: 191: 179: 159: 124: 90: 86: 68: 53: 44: 35: 28: 23:City in Dalmatia, Croatia 6098:Lejeau, Nicolas (2005). 5194:Croatian Radiotelevision 5013:Glaurdic, Josip (2011). 4863:Annuario Pontificio 2013 3979:prime minister of Serbia 3331: 941:Juraj II Šubić of Bribir 801:De Administrando Imperio 325:214 m (702 ft) 16:Not to be confused with 6414:11th century in Croatia 6157:Mrduljaš, Saša (2015). 6025:Starohrvatska Prosvjeta 5993:Starohrvatska Prosvjeta 5787:(in German). 2021-11-22 5464:"14442: Knin (Croatia)" 4934:NOB u Dalmaciji, 6, 116 4307:Starohrvatska Prosvjeta 4151:(b. 1992), Montenegrin 3870:commander convicted of 1426:President of Yugoslavia 1320:regime, but with heavy 1273:in 1918, which after a 1013:Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić 591:Historical affiliations 6294: 5470:. OGIMET. 27 June 2022 5417:"Knin Climate Normals" 5372:, 11 August 1995, p A1 5283:, pp. 4, 132, 133 5271:, pp. 4, 141, 142 3566:(and then to Split or 3539: 3512: 2841: 2562:, the judgment of the 2330: 2322: 1527: 1449:Yugoslav People's Army 1432: 1370:sought to destroy the 1230:Treaty of Campo Formio 1220:Knin passed on to the 1217: 1158: 1126: 1114: 1033: 977: 881:, the daughter of the 870: 859: 762: 745: 568: 560: 552: 465: 6292: 5564:, 6 August 1995, p A1 5137:Amnesty International 4956:Bogdan, Ante (2014). 4334:Croatian Encyclopedia 4301:Burić, Tonči (1988). 3537: 3510: 3346:2020 Olympic champion 2838: 2328: 2317:View of Knin and the 2316: 1593:44.03833°N 16.19972°E 1556:Amnesty International 1525: 1483:, both convicted for 1457:declared independence 1424: 1283:Kingdom of Yugoslavia 1215: 1156: 1139:after the final siege 1109: 1036:), a congregation of 971: 865: 845: 795:in the 10th century. 756: 692:Kingdom of Yugoslavia 594: 573:titular episcopal see 463: 391: • Summer ( 349:33/km (85/sq mi) 144:44.04139°N 16.19861°E 5939:on 13 December 2016. 5552:1991 Yugoslav census 5531:2001 Croatian census 5489:Gradovi u statistici 5218:(21 November 2002). 4962:darhiv.ffzg.unizg.hr 4958:"Kninska bitka 1944" 4812:Mužić, Ivan; (2010) 3977:(1937–2006), former 3919:(b. 1997), Croatian 3815:1924 Summer Olympics 3785:(b. 1994), Croatian 3469:improve this section 3320:The nearby villages 1685:Record high °C (°F) 1501:Krajina Serbian Army 1459:(25 June 1991) from 1382:Socialist Yugoslavia 1202:Ottoman-Venetian War 1086:Sanjak-bey of Bosnia 937:the Dalmatian cities 930:Nelipić noble family 773:, which served as a 761:from the city center 516:for the duration of 346: • Density 60:A view of Knin from 6434:Kingdom of Dalmatia 6243:Šibenik-Knin County 5691:Andrea Devlahović. 5216:Croatian Parliament 5064:Knin-Domovinski Rat 5045:on 25 November 2014 4365:, IV (Venice, 1775) 4135:(b. 1986), Serbian– 4127:Vojislav Vranjković 4084:(b. 1987), current 3852:(b. 1989), Serbian 3775:(b. 1992), Serbian 3747:(b. 1989), Serbian 3737:(b. 1993), Serbian 3706:Marija Ilić Agapova 3377:Šibenik-Knin County 3145: 2934: 2870:deindustrialization 2571:Knin (municipality) 2549:Demographic history 2156:Average snowy days 1965:Record low °C (°F) 1825:Daily mean °C (°F) 1589: / 1368:8th Dalmatian Corps 1330:partisan resistance 1316:led by the fascist 1127:Boldizsár Batthyány 1042:counties of Croatia 1006:Ladislaus of Naples 994:battle of Nicopolis 939:and nobility under 904:, the monastery of 660:First French Empire 520:from 1991 to 1995. 514:Republic of Croatia 482:Šibenik-Knin County 480:) is a city in the 140: / 6295: 5952:Human Rights Watch 5718:2007-06-10 at the 5669:2013-05-29 at the 5562:The New York Times 5370:The New York Times 5357:2007-08-20 at the 5175:2013-12-04 at the 5146:on October 1, 2013 4829:2015-09-22 at the 4164:Vladimir Zelenbaba 4121:Mladen Veselinović 4070:Ljubomir Ristovski 3905:Aleksandar Gugleta 3783:Valentina Blažević 3735:Nemanja Bezbradica 3623:, population 8,262 3540: 3513: 3141: 2930: 2842: 2346:population decline 2331: 2323: 1598:44.03833; 16.19972 1544:summary executions 1540:Human Rights Watch 1528: 1433: 1401:. 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In April 1943, 1216:Knin in 1866-1898 1194:Venetian Republic 1065:Matthias Corvinus 959:Saint Bartholomew 885:and wife of king 883:Byzantine Emperor 648:Holy Roman Empire 592: 588:Timeline of Knin 488:, located in the 458: 457: 217: • Type 181:Historical region 6441: 6269: 6250:Cities and towns 6241:Subdivisions of 6235: 6228: 6221: 6212: 6211: 6197: 6194: 6193: 6191:Official website 6178: 6153: 6129: 6119: 6094: 6076: 6074: 6072: 6058: 6049:Šimunović, Petar 6044: 6042: 6040: 6022: 6012: 6010: 6008: 5990: 5980: 5955: 5949: 5940: 5938: 5932:. 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