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[edit] Area
I deleted this, "The community has 279 m2". That's about 3,000 sq. ft or the size of a house.
Avalon 20:00, 12 January 2006 (UTC)
I made a lot of changes to this article: I sorted geographic info into the top and historical info into the bottom section. I found that Ljig is also a municipality from census records and assumed that this caused some of the confusion with the usage of "community" and the conflicting population statistics. I corrected the names of the Serbian rulers, and removed mention of the castle at the end. The mentioned people were beheaded priests from the early 19th century and I couldn't find any info about any associated castles. Also did some general language clean up. Still needs work, though, to clear up the historical chronology. I would also feel better with some verification of the town/municipality relationship.
01:41, 21 January 2006 (UTC)
Hi Avalon,
I'm living in Geneva, but my familiy lives in the neighborhood of Ljig : Kadina Luka. You've done a mistake. Not very bad... It's not Milavac, but Milanovac (from the Prince or King Milan). Today it's divided in two pieces : Gornji Milanovac and Dolnji Milanovac.
22h34 Geneva, 12/04/06.
