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      <description>...the relocation of the school to Sušak, which was favored and sponsored by Sušak Municipality, with a personal contribution of the Mayor Hinko Bačić, who was... </description>
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      <description>...the Hungarian Crown”) to a new building in the Croatian administered town of Sušak (in the Croatian-Slavonian Kingdom, also part of the Habsburg realms) and... </description>
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      <name>Sušak</name>
      <description>...of the People’s Republic of Croatia). During the Italian occupation of Sušak in 1941-1943, the Croatian language was forbidden, but the Gymnasium resumed... </description>
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      <name>Leipzig</name>
      <description>...of the city and the segregation of the Croatian society from Fiume. The Leipzig architects Robert Ludwig and Theodor Hülssner, who had already built many... </description>
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      <description>...riječka”). The school was moved in April 1896 from the Hungarian ruled Fiume (“Corpus Separatum of the Hungarian Crown”) to a new building in the Croatian... </description>
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