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Topal Osman-paĆĄa

ruler of Bosnia
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  • Bosnia and Herzegovina
    Bosnia and Herzegovina
    / Ottoman Bosnia

    The second, Topal Osman-paơa, introduced a new method of military conscription in 1865 and a completely new administrative system in 1866, dividing Bosnia into seven sanjaks and establishing a consultative assembly. He also built schools, roads, and a public hospital and allowed the two Christian communities to


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    The second, Topal Osman-paơa, introduced a new method of military conscription in 1865 and a completely new administrative system in 1866, dividing Bosnia into seven sanjaks and establishing a consultative assembly. He also built schools, roads, and a public hospital and allowed the two Christian communities to


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