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Before ottomans Belgrade was part of Hungary as Nándorfehérvár (hungarian name of the city)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belgrade#Middle_AgesIn 1427, Stefan's successor Đurađ Branković, returning Belgrade to the Hungarian king, made Smederevo his new capital. Even though the Ottomans had captured most of the Serbian Despotate, Belgrade, known as Nándorfehérvár in Hungarian, was unsuccessfully besieged in 1440[39] and 1456.[44] As the city presented an obstacle to the Ottoman advance into Hungary and further, over 100,000 Ottoman soldiers[45] besieged it in 1456, in which the Christian army led by the Hungarian General John Hunyadi successfully defended it.[46] The noon bell ordered by Pope Callixtus III commemorates the victory throughout the Christian world to this day.[39][47]
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I much prefer this (real medieval Gothic church, unfortunately with Baroque Tower)
vs this (gigantic Orthodox temple, one of world's largest, finished in 2004
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