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D. Tonković Organization of the Forestry in Slavonia from Its Initiation to the Present Day Summary Slavonia is situated in the eastern part of the Socialist Republic of Croatia. Initial forms of organized foresty in Slavonia date back to the days following the departure of the Turks, i. e. approximately 300 years ago. Politically the area was divided into two units: the northern part, towards the river Drava, was the departure of the Turks, i. e. approximately 300 years ago. Politically the area Sava river was the Military Border region, directly subjected to the Habsburg dinasty in Vienna. The Military Border region was established as a buffer belt towards Turkey, which had pushed up to the river Sava, i e. up to the present Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In the second half of the 19th century Turkey ceased its expansionary policy, which resulted in the abolishment of the Military Border region in 1871. The area was then inclueded in the contemporary Kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia, i. e. under the rule of the Governor and Parliament (Sabor) in Zagreb. Following the end of World War I this area became an integral part of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (lasting until World War II). The fourth period lasted during the National Liberation War (1941 — 45), and the fifth period is during todays Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. This historic report on the organization of forestry in Slavonia begins with 1737 (Feudal Law Decree of Carl VI) and 1769 (»Forestry Law« issued by the Empress Maria Theresia) up until today. |