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	TABLE OF CONTENTS
		With the death of Stephen Dusan (1356) the ill-consolidated empire of Servia collapsed: his successors were ciphers; whereas Orchan, the Sultan of the Ottomans, handed down a well-disciplined State, built on strong foundations, to a line of eminent princes.
		The voivod of this country was Stephen Vukcid, and in 1448 he received from the Emperor the title of "Duke (Herzog) of St Sabas"; whence the complex of his lands derived the name of Herzegovina^ the Duchy.
		A cry of mortification at the fall of this bulwark arose in Hungary and Italy, and the disaster was attributed to the corruption and cowardice of Stephen Tomasevic.
	www.uni-mannheim.de /mateo/camenaref/cmh/cmh103.html (16720 words)

	Jajce - LoveToKnow 1911
		Venice contributed money for its defence, and Hungary provided armies; while the pope entreated all Christian monarchs to avert its fall.
		had seized more than 75 Bosnian fortresses, including Jajce itself; and the last independent king of Bosnia, Stephen Tomasevic, had been beheaded, or, according to one tradition, flayed alive, before the walls of Jajce, on a spot still called Kraljeva Polje, the "King's Field." His coffin and skeleton are still displayed in St Luke's Church.
		The Hungarians, under King Matthias I., came to the rescue, and reconquered the greater part of Bosnia during the same year; and, although Mahomet returned in 1464, he was again defeated at Jajce, and compelled to flee before another Hungarian advance.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Jajce (443 words)

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		In 1358, Stephen Tvartko, a nephew of Louis the Great of Hungary, succeeded to the throne of the banat, and by his rare tact and ability added to his sway as vassals the Princes of Chelm and Zeuta, the Ban of Dalmatia, the Zupans of Canal and Tribunja.
		His successor, Stephen Thomas, was the illegitimate son of one of Tvartko's rivals, and was raised to the throne by the Bogomils, to whose communion he belonged.
		He used the wretched Stephen Tomasevic to the utmost, gaining possession through him of all those towns which had not already surrendered, and then caused him to be executed, with the most barbarous tortures, on the field of Bielaj, where he had assassinated his father.
	elbourne.org /baptist/ofbl_docs/Thebog~1.doc (13601 words)

	Bosnia: From the Romans to the Turks
		In 1390 Milica, the queen widow of Lazarus, accepted, in the name of her child, that Serbia became Turkish vassal: it had to be paid an annual tribute and it had to be furnished troops for the war campaigns of the Turks.
		In 1459 the successor of Tvrtko II, Stephen Tomas, conducted a hard battle against the Bosnian schismatic church and succeeded in reestablishing the obedience of the clergy to the pope.
		In 1461, to his death, the kingdom went to his child Stephen Tomasevic, who asked uselessly help to the pope and to Venice to defend himself from the threat of the Turks.
	digilander.libero.it /salustio/livello2-i/bosnia-1-i.htm (1647 words)

	Bosnia: From the Romans to the Turks
		In 1390 Milica, the queen widow of Lazarus, accepted, in the name of her child, that Serbia became Turkish vassal: it had to be paid an annual tribute and it had to be furnished troops for the war campaigns of the Turks.
		In 1459 the successor of Tvrtko II, Stephen Tomas, conducted a hard battle against the Bosnian schismatic church and succeeded in reestablishing the obedience of the clergy to the pope.
		In 1461, to his death, the kingdom went to his child Stephen Tomasevic, who asked uselessly help to the pope and to Venice to defend himself from the threat of the Turks.
	www.maat.it /livello2-i/bosnia-1-i.htm (1647 words)

	Stephen III, Prince of Serbia at AllExperts
		Stephen III was briefly the ruler of Serbia, or, as the core principality is called in medieval sources, Rascia.
		After Lazar's death, Stephen was crowned as despot of Serbia.
		Hungarian King Mathias I and Bosnian king Stephen Tomas dethroned Stephen on April 8, 1458, and crowned Stephan Tomas's son, Stephen Tomasevic.
	en.allexperts.com /e/s/st/stephen_iii,_prince_of_serbia.htm (205 words)

	Bosnia's Long History-Part I, Untill 1800 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		During the twenty four years that Ban Kulin ruled Bosnia, between 1180 and 1204, the country was at peace, "...a welcome change for the ordinary Bosnians of the time." (Malcolm 14).
		The king of Bosnia, Stephen Tomasevic knew his kingdom was the next step in the plans of the Turkish emperor Mahomet II.
		King Tomasevic was captured fleeing from the Turks and was beheaded on the orders of Mahomet.
	www.balkan-archive.org.yu /kosta/slike/bosnia.html (4692 words)

	Stephen Tomasevic -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Stephen Tomasevic -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		He was the son of King Stephen Tomaš.
		In 1463 the Bosnian Kingdom was conquered by the (A Turkish sultanate of southwestern Asia and northeastern Africa and southeastern Europe; created by the Ottoman Turks in the 13th century and lasted until the end of World War I; although initially small it expanded until it superseded the Byzantine Empi) Ottoman Empire.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/s/st/stephen_tomasevic.htm (83 words)

	[Projekat Rastko] L. P. Brockett - The Bogomils of Bulgaria and Bosnia: The Early Protestants of the East. (1879)
		In 1358, Stephen Tvartko, a nephew of Louis the Great of Hungary, succeeded to the throne of the banat, and by his rare tact and ability added to his sway as vassals the Princes of Chelm and Zeuta, the Ban of Dalmatia, the Zupans of Canal and Tribunja.
		His successor, Stephen Thomas, was the illegitimate son of one of Tvartko's rivals, and was raised to the throne by the Bogomils, to whose communion he belonged.
		He used the wretched Stephen Tomasevic to the utmost, gaining possession through him of all those towns which had not already surrendered, and then caused him to be executed, with the most barbarous tortures, on the field of Bielaj, where he had assassinated his father.
	www.rastko.org.yu /rastko-bl/istorija/bogumili/lbrockett-bogomils2.html (8272 words)

	Long Beach State Athletics
		LONG BEACH, CA – Sonja Tomasevic notched 25 kills and Brie Hagerty added 21 to lead Washington over Stanford in women’s volleyball regional action at The Pyramid on Friday.
		The Huskies took their first lead at 15-14 on a service ace by Tomasevic and extended the margin to 23-18.
		UW stormed out to a 9-1 lead behind two kills apiece from Tomasevic and Darla Myhre, and lead by as many as 10 points at 19-9.
	www.longbeachstate.com /local/CHAMPS/REGIONAL03/MATCHES03/match-stan-uw.htm (411 words)

	The Gem
		In this electrifying debut, Stephen Spignesi reinvents the psychological thriller with a chilling tale of mounting intensity.
		Ingeniously crafted and crackling with suspense, here is a puzzle within a puzzle, at the center of which stands a hauntingly enigmatic young woman whose story will challenge everything you think you know....
		In a novel that is distinctive not only for its subject matter but also for its unorthodox and riveting structure, author Stephen Spignesi leads us into Tory's world and leaves us there to find our way out.
	drbexley.livejournal.com (3293 words)

	Stephen Tomasevic - TheBestLinks.com - Ottoman Empire, List of rulers of Bosnia, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Stephen Tomasevic - TheBestLinks.com - Ottoman Empire, List of rulers of Bosnia,...
		Stephen Tomasevic, Ottoman Empire, List of rulers of Bosnia, Stephen Tomas
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	www.thebestlinks.com /Stephen_Tomasevic.html (100 words)

	CommemorateWTC.com - Creating Vision From Ashes
		Stephen N. Hyland Jr., Army · Lt. Col.
		Gary F. Smith, Army, Retired · Mari-Rae Sopper · Robert Speisman · Patricia J. Statz · Edna L. Stephens · Norma Lang Steuerle · Sgt. Maj.
		· Stephen Bunin · William Francis Burke Jr.
	www.commemoratewtc.com (2855 words)

	GIVE PEACE A CHANCE
		Vincent Cangelosi; Stephen J Cangialosi; Lisa Bella Cannava; Brian Cannizzaro; Michael Canty; Louis Anthony Caporicci; Jonathan Neff Cappello; James Christopher Cappers; Richard Michael Caproni; Jose Manuel Cardona; Dennis M Carey; Steve Carey; Edward Carlino; Michael Scott Carlo; David G. Carlone; Rosemarie C.
		Carlson; Mark Stephen Carney; Joyce Ann Carpeneto; Ivhan Luis Carpio Bautista; Jeremy M Carrington; Michael Carroll; Peter Carroll; James Joseph Carson, Jr.; Christoffer Mikael Carstanjen; Marcia Cecil Carter.
		Stephen Patrick Dimino; William John Dimmling; Marisa DiNardo Schorpp; Christopher M Dincuff; Jeffrey Mark Dingle; Anthony Dionisio; George DiPasquale; Joseph Dipilato; Douglas Frank DiStefano; Donald Americo Ditullio; Ramzi A.
	www.allplanet.com /wtc/wtclist.htm (2625 words)

	THE BOGOMILS OF BULGARIA AND BOSNIA PART II
		In 1358, Stephen Tvart-ko, a nephew of Louis the Great of Hungary, succeeded to the throne of the banat, and by his rare tact and ability added to his sway as vassals the Princes of Chelm and Zeuta, the Ban of Dalmatia, the Zupans of Canal and Tribunja.
		DURING this period the Bogomils, availing themselves of all their opportunities for missionary work, were sending aid and encouragement to their brethren in Bohemia and Hungary, and the Reformation under John Huss and Jerome of Prague was avowedly a Bogomil movement.
		His successor, Stephen Thomas, was the illegitimate son of one of Tvart-ko's rivals, and was raised to the throne by the Bogomils, to whose communion he belonged.
	home.gci.net /~wltullos/bogomils2.htm (8301 words)

	911: Those who died in the attacks
		Stephen Neil Hyland Jr., Robert J. Hymel, Sgt. Maj.
		Dennis M. Johnson, Judith L. Jones, Brenda Kegler, Lt. Michael Scott Lamana, David W. Laychak, Samantha L. Lightbourn-Allen, Maj. Stephen V. Long, James T. Lynch, Terence M. Lynch, Nehamon Lyons IV, Shelley A. Marshall, Teresa M. Martin, Ada L. Mason-Acker, Lt. Col.
		Gary F. Smith, Patricia J. Statz, Edna L. Stephens, Sgt. Maj.
	www.sptimes.com /2002/09/11/911/names.shtml (480 words)

	Wilmington College Athletics
		JUMPER by Bosko Tomasevic 16:06 26-44 V 18 15:39 MISSED JUMPER by Greg Liggens 15:39 REBOUND (DEF) by Josh Rohrbacher FOUL by Brandon Crawford 15:22 15:07 26-47 V 21 GOOD!
		JUMPER by Bosko Tomasevic 08:28 37-51 V 14 ASSIST by Jon MacDonald 08:28 08:11 TURNOVR by Stephen Gee STEAL by Dewayne Evans 08:10 MISSED 3 PTR by Justin Perkins 08:07 08:07 REBOUND (DEF) by Stephen Gee 07:50 MISSED 3 PTR by Stephen Gee REBOUND (DEF) by Justin Perkins 07:50 GOOD!
		LAYUP by Stephen Gee 06:27 FOUL by Stephen Gee TIMEOUT 20sec 06:27 MISSED JUMPER by Jon MacDonald 05:57 05:57 REBOUND (DEF) by Greg Liggens 05:31 39-56 V 17 GOOD!
	www.wilmington.edu /ffmbballbox010203.htm (2293 words)

	Why We Fight by Chris Field - HUMAN EVENTS
		Kevin W. Donnelly Jacqueline Donovan Stephen Dorf Thomas Dowd Lt.
		Stephen Gary Harrell Stewart D. Harris Aisha Harris John Patrick Hart John Clinton Hartz Emeric J. Harvey Capt.
		Michael Warchola Stephen Gordon Ward James A. Waring Brian G. Warner Derrick Washington Charles Waters James Thomas (Muddy) Waters Capt.
	www.humanevents.com /article.php?id=1767 (1387 words)

	Don Stephens --> Profile
		Born a pagan, and converted in his youth, he was known for propagating Christianity and suppressing paganism throughout the empire.
		Under the prospect of another Roman inquisition, they made an alliance with the Turkish sultan, agreeing to transfer their allegiance to him, in return for a guarantee of their personal liberty, free toleration of their religion, freedom from taxation, protection of property, and other privileges.
		A base and treacherous man himself, Mohammad had Tomasevic executed, "with the most barbarous tortures," on the field of Bielaj, where he had assassinated his own father (Stephen Thomas).
	don-bosnia.faithweb.com /history.htm (14231 words)

	www.myspace.com/pilot4life74
		Stephen Bunin Matthew J. Burke Thomas Daniel Burke William Francis Burke, Jr.
		Robert Gabriel Martinez Victor Martinez Pastrana Lizie D. Martinez-Calderon Paul Richard Martini Joseph A. Mascali Bernard Mascarenhas Stephen Frank Masi Nicholas George Massa Patricia Ann Massari Michael Massaroli Philip William Mastrandrea, Jr.
		John p Tierney Mary Ellen Tiesi William R. Tieste Kenneth Francis Tietjen Stephen Edward Tighe Scott Charles Timmes Michael E. Tinley Jennifer M. Tino Robert Frank Tipaldi John James Tipping II David Tirado Hector Luis Tirado, Jr.
	profile.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=52022140 (2546 words)

	September 11
		Adams - Patrick Adams - Shannon Lewis Adams - Stephen Adams - Ignatius Adanga - Christy A. Addamo - Terence E. Adderley Jr.
		Morris - Stephen Philip Morris - Christopher M. Morrison - Ferdinand V.
		Stephen Neil Hyland - Robert J. Hymel - Sgt. Maj.
	www.astonishedhead.com /names.htm (5842 words)

	Untitled Document
		Stephen Bunin Christopher Lee Burford Matthew J. Burke Thomas Daniel Burke Capt. William F. Burke Jr.
		Stephen Robert J. Hymel Thomas E. Hynes Capt. Walter Hynes Joseph Anthony Ianelli Zuhtu Ibis Jonathan Lee Ielpi Michael Patrick Iken Daniel Ilkanayev Capt. Frederick Ill Jr.
		Otis Vincent Tolbert Vladimir Tomasevic Stephen K. Tompsett Thomas Tong Doris Torres Luis Eduardo Torres Amy E. Toyen Christopher M. Traina Daniel Patrick Trant Abdoul Karim Traore Glenn J. Travers Walter (Wally) P. Travers Jr.
	www.xanga.com /baldmike2004/345671376/item.html (4911 words)

	Jerry McNerney's Blog: In Memoriam
		Morello, Arturo Alva Moreno, Yvette Nicole Moreno, Dorothy Morgan, Richard Morgan, Nancy Morgenstern, Sanae Mori, Blanca Morocho, Leonel Morocho, Dennis G. Moroney, Lynne Irene Morris, Seth A. Morris, Stephen Philip Morris, Christopher M. Morrison, Ferdinand V. Morrone, William David Moskal, Manuel Da Mota, Marco Motroni, Iouri A. Mouchinski, Jude J.
		Moussa, Peter C. Moutos, Damion Mowatt, Christopher Mozzillo, Stephen V. Mulderry, Richard Muldowney, Michael D. Mullan, Dennis Michael Mulligan, Peter James Mulligan, Michael Joseph Mullin, James Donald Munhall, Nancy Muniz, Carlos Mario Munoz, Francisco Munoz, Theresa (Terry) Munson, Robert M. Murach, Cesar Augusto Murillo, Marc A.
		Rivera, David E. Rivers, Joseph R. Riverso, Paul Rizza, John Frank Rizzo, Stephen Louis Roach, Joseph Roberto, Leo A. Roberts, Michael Roberts, Michael Edward Roberts, Donald Walter Robertson, Catherina Robinson, Jeffrey Robinson, Michell Lee Robotham, Donald Robson, Antonio Augusto Tome Rocha, Raymond J. Rocha, Laura Rockefeller, John M.
	weblog.jerrymcnerney.com /2006/09/in_memoriam.html (1024 words)

	September 11 casualties
		• Stephen Bunin • Christopher Lee Burford • Matthew J. Burke • Thomas Daniel Burke • William Burke Jr.
		Hussa • Stephen Neil Hyland • Robert J. Hymel • Walter Hynes • Thomas Hynes • Zuhtu Ibis • Jonathan Lee Ielpi • Michael Patrick Iken • Daniel Ilkanayev • Frederick Ill Jr.
		Tobin • Richard "Dick" J. Todisco • Otis Vincent Tolbert • Vladimir Tomasevic • Stephen K. Tompsett • Thomas Tong • Luis Eduardo Torres • Doris Torres • Amy E.
	www.mtmi.vu.lt /wtc/links/September11casualties.htm (2278 words)

	::::Tribute To All The Victims Lost On 9-11-2001:::: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Craig Amundson, Yeoman 2nd Class Melissa Barnes, Master Sgt. Max Beilke, PO 2nd Class Kris Bishundat, Carrie Blagburn, Col. Canfield Boone, Donna Bowen, Allen Boyle, PO 3rd Class Christopher Burford, PO 3rd Class Daniel Caballero, Sgt. 1st Class Jose Calderon-Olmedo, Angelene Carter, Sharon Carver, John Chada, Rosa Chapa, Julian Cooper, Lt.
		Dennis Johnson, Judith Jones, Brenda Kegler, Lt. Michael Lamana, David Laychak, Samantha Lightbourn-Allen, Maj. Stephen Long, James Lynch Jr, Terence Lynch, PO 2nd Class Nehamon Lyons IV, Shelley Marshall, Teresa Martin, Ada Mason, Lt.
		Timothy Maude, Robert Maxwell, Molly McKenzie, Patricia Mickley, Maj. Ronald Milam, Odessa Morris, PO 1st Class Brian Moss, Ted Moy, Lt.
	www.geocities.com /proudamerican112002 (336 words)

	9/11 PAGE 2
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		Stephen Lefkowitz • Adriana Legro • Edward J. Lehman • Eric Andrew Lehrfeld • David Ralph Leistman • Joseph A. Lenihan •
	hometown.aol.com /ctcougar06512/page1.html (10339 words)

	[No title]
		* Stephen Bunin * Matthew J. Burke * Thomas Daniel Burke * William Francis Burke, Jr.
		* Robert Gabriel Martinez * Victor Martinez Pastrana * Lizie D. Martinez-Calderon * Paul Richard Martini * Joseph A. Mascali * Bernard Mascarenhas * Stephen Frank Masi * Nicholas George Massa * Patricia Ann Massari * Michael Massaroli * Philip William Mastrandrea, Jr.
		* Barbara P. Walsh * James Henry Walsh * Jeffrey P. Walz * Ching Wang * Weibin Wang * Michael Warchola * Stephen Gordon Ward * James Arthur Waring * Brian G. Warner * Derrick Washington * Charles Waters * James Thomas Waters, Jr.
	www.blogger.com /feeds/10824187/posts/full/115799536350498076 (2450 words)

	Forever Changed : A 9.11 Memorial -- WTC
		Do not let them become a just a number -- each person's life was precious...
		* Stephen Bunin * Matthew Burke * Thomas Daniel Burke * Keith James Burns * Kathleen A. Burns * Irina Buslo * Milton Bustillo * Timothy Byrne
		Albert Dominguez * Jacqueline Donovan * Stephen Dorf * Thomas Dowd * Mary Yolanda Dowling * Joseph M. Doyle * Frank Joseph Doyle * Randy Drake * Mirna A. Duarte * Luke A. Dudek * Thomas W. Duffy * Michael Joseph Duffy * Christopher Michael Duffy *
	www.animaladvocacy.net /911memorial-wtc.htm (1913 words)

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