Glogonj, Serbia
Serbia
Glogonj, Serbia links to 3663 places across 7 topics through 27 Bunkabop connections, led by Habsburg history and military topics. Its ties run to Austria, Belgrade, Serbia and Vojvodina. Emperor Joseph II is said to have visited the village in 1768, and Turkish forces burned it during the Austro-Turkish War (1788–1791). In October 1944, the Red Army and Yugoslav Partisans captured it during the Belgrade Offensive, and ethnic Germans then lost their citizenship.
7th SS Volunteer Mountain Division Prinz Eugen
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: Niš, Serbia | Pančevo, Serbia
Communist purges in Serbia in 1944–45
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: Serbia | Leskovac, Serbia
Jabuka, Pančevo
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: Kačarevo, Serbia | Jabučki Rit, Serbia
Soviet Red Army
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: Satu Mare, Romania | Morąg, Poland | Kamieniec Ząbkowicki, Poland
Belgrade Offensive
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: Serbia | Pančevo, Serbia | Studentski Trg
Timiș (river)
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: Timișoara, Romania | Pančevo, Serbia | Timiș County | Jabuka, Serbia
Demographic history of Serbia
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: Kačarevo, Serbia | Banatsko Novo Selo, Serbia | Starčevo, Serbia | Banatski Brestovac, Serbia | Amajić, Serbia
Austro-Turkish War (1788–1791)
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: France | Russia | Austria | Vienna, Austria | Serbia
Pančevo
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: Belgrade, Serbia | Vojvodina | Banat, Romania | New Belgrade, Serbia | Timiș County
Treaty of Passarowitz
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: Greece | Venice, Italy | Hungary | Serbia | Belgrade, Serbia
breakup of Yugoslavia
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: United States | France | Germany | Paris, France | Italy
Danube Swabians
Connects Glogonj, Serbia to: Hungary | Budapest, Hungary | Banat, Romania | Bačka, Serbia | Pécs, Hungary