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Count Josip Jelačić von Bužim (16 October 1801 to 20 May 1859; also spelled Jellachich, Jellačić or Jellasics;) was a Croatian lieutenant field marshal in the Imperial Austrian Army and politician.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1849year
Osijekattested“In May, 1849 Jelačić moved from Osijek to Vukovar, Ilok, Sremski Karlovci, Tovarnik and Irig.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
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Vukovarattested“In May, 1849 Jelačić moved from Osijek to Vukovar, Ilok, Sremski Karlovci, Tovarnik and Irig.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
20 May 1859exact date
Zagrebattested“Jelačić died on 20 May 1859 in Zagreb, after an illness.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
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Galicia (Eastern Europe)mentioned“In 1819, he served as a second lieutenant in the 3rd Cavalry Regiment in Galicia.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
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Zagrebmentioned“In 1822, he fell ill and stayed in his parents' house in Zagreb.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
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Viennamentioned“In 1825 he returned to his regiment in Vienna, where he was appointed first lieutenant and aide to the brigade commander.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
1830year
Ogulinmentioned“In 1830, he became a lieutenant captain in the Ogulin regiment.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
17 October 1835exact date
Velika Kladušamentioned“On 17 October 1835, he led a military campaign against Bosnian Ottoman troops in Velika Kladuša for which he received a medal.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
May 1841month
Glina, Croatiamentioned“In May 1841 he received the rank of lieutenant colonel in the 1st Croatian Frontier Guard Regiment in Glina, Croatia.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
25 March 1848exact date
Zagrebmentioned“Travelling back to Zagreb in April, Jelačić refused to cede to this new government, refused any cooperation, and called for elections to the Sabor on 25 March 1848.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
25 March 1848exact date
Croatian Parliamentmentioned“Travelling back to Zagreb in April, Jelačić refused to cede to this new government, refused any cooperation, and called for elections to the Sabor on 25 March 1848.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
19 April 1848exact date
Kingdom of Hungarymentioned“On 19 April 1848 Jelačić proclaimed the union of Croatian provinces, and the separation from the Kingdom of Hungary.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
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Napajedlamentioned“In 1850, in Napajedla, he married young Countess Sophie von Stockau (1834–1877), daughter of Count Georg Adolf von Stockau (1806–1865) and his wife, Countess Franziska von Fünfkirchen (1801–1870).”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
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Kingdom of Hungarymentioned“In 1851, when Baron Alexander von Bach came to power in the Kingdom of Hungary, Jelačić worked under him and made no objections to the Germanization of Croatia.”source: Wikipedia: Josip Jelačić
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