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Buhač: Fra Didak Buntić Saw Strength in Unity, Knowledge, Equal Rights and Mutual Respect

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During the years of famine during World War I, he provided accommodation and shelter for around 17,000 Herzegovinian children threatened by famine in Slavonia and Srijem, and with the help of Izidor Kršnjavi, Stjepan Srkulj and Vjekoslav Heinzel, he opened a boarding school in Zagreb in 1919 for the education of poor pupils and students.
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During the years of famine during World War I, he provided accommodation and shelter for around 17,000 Herzegovinian children threatened by famine in Slavonia and Srijem, and with the help of Izidor Kršnjavi, Stjepan Srkulj and Vjekoslav Heinzel, he opened a boarding school in Zagreb in 1919 for the education of poor pupils and students.

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vecernji.ba broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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