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Meaning of "jelačić"
jelačić (noun) - A proper noun often referring to historical figures, landmarks, or entities such as Ban Josip Jelačić, a Croatian military general and politician. For example, 'The statue of Jelačić in Zagreb is a popular tourist attraction.'
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Jelačić soon retired from military service.
At this council Móga promised that the Hungarian army would fight if Jelačić attacked them.
Jelačić had to retreat.
It is located in the center of Sisak on Ban Jelačić Square.
Jelačić was violently opposed to the Hungarian revolution.
It is named after the ban of Croatia Josip Jelačić.
Jelačić moved onward to Vienna to join the troops around the city.
Later Stephen tried to contact Jelačić without success.
Jelačić ordered a general attack against the Hungarians from all directions.
House of Jelačić.
Jelačić now got a new order to turn from Jászfényszaru and head to Gödöllő.
The artillery fought into the evening, but Jelačić started to retreat and asked for ceasefire.
Jelačić then took military action against the Hungarian government without any official order.
When he returned to Croatia, he became a close associate of Josip Jelačić.
Jelačić proceeded to sever all official ties of Croatia from Hungary.
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Meanwhile, MG Severoli 's division pushed back Jelačić and took part of Szabadhegy hamlet.
Jelačić Square is the most common meeting place for people in Zagreb.
The main square of Croatia 's capital Zagreb is bearing the name of Josip Jelačić.
Ban Jelačić Square is definitely a place you can not miss when you are in Zagreb.
On 4 April Klapka attacked him but at Tápióbicske the bayonets of Jelačić pushed them back.
Jelačić returned to Croatia.
During his march south, Jelačić had to suppress rebellions, especially in Pécs.
Jelačić and his survivors joined Archduke John 's retreat across Hungary.
He retreated to Martonvásár and made a 3-day ceasefire with Jelačić.
This way Jelačić could not dislodge the Hungarian forces from Bačka.
On 29 April the Bavarians occupied Salzburg as Jelačić slipped away to the south.
John desired Jelačić to join him, but his orders were ambiguously worded.
From September 1848 he participated in the fights against Josip Jelačić.
When Jelačić finally realized his danger and withdrew toward Graz, it was too late.
Also, von Westmeath recommended that Josip Jelačić should be given the title of Ban in 1848.
After Jelačić heard of the rebellion, he left Hungary towards Vienna.
Though badly isolated, Jelačić remained near Salzburg until 19 May.
Jelačić called this a " rebellion.
Archduke Stephen invited Jelačić to a meeting at Balatonszemes, but Jelačić did not attend.
Jelačić advanced onward, reached Lake Velence on 29 September, where he met Hungarian troops.
His statue of ban Josip Jelačić stands at the central Zagreb square, named after Jelačić.
Jelačić gave up, under Kempen 's advice.
In 1848 the ban Josip Jelačić captured Čakovec from the Hungarians and joined it with Croatia.
Jelačić surrendered to Augereau with his remaining 4,000 troops in the Capitulation of Dornbirn on 13 November.
Feldmarschallleutnant Franjo Jelačić and the 10,200-strong Northern Division was stationed at Salzburg to the northwest.
Ban Josip Jelačić, for whom Ban Jelačić Square is named, was a resident of Banski dvori.
