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186 Sektion II: Herrscher, Staat, Nation tenary of the Visit of Emperor Franz Joseph I to Bosnia and Herzegovina from the 30 May until the 4 June 1910]], Sarajevo 2013, 15). 48 Kruševac, Sarajevo (as note 32), 353–380. 49 “Carski spomenik u Sarajevu” [“The Emperor‘s Monument in Sarajevo”], in: Sarajevski list, 23 Oc- tober 1908, no. 127, 3. 50 “Carski spomenik u Sarajevu”, in: Sarajevski list, 25 October 1908, no. 128, 3. 51 Members of the board were personalities such as mayor Esad effendi-Kulović, deputy Nikola Mandić, deputy and architect Josip Vancaš, the banker and tradesman Ješua D. Salom, the deputy and trades- man Diogen Petrović, etc. (“Spomenik Caru” [“The Monument to the Emperor“], in: Sarajevski list, 25 December 1908, no. 154, 2). 52 A certain Gustav Tempelhoff from the small town of Lukavac even donated 10,000 crowns for the raising of the monument (“Veliki prilog za spomenik caru” [“A Large Contribution for the Monu- ment to the Emperor”], in: Sarajevski list, 17 January 1909, nr. 7, 2). 53 “Za podizanje spomenika našem Caru i kralju Franji Josipu I” [“For Erecting the Monument to Our Emperor and King Franz Joseph I”], in: Večernji sarajevski list, 2 February 1910, no. 28, 3; “Spomenik kralju” [“The Monument to the King”], in: Hrvatski dnevnik, 28 May 1910, no. 120, 3; “Spomenik Njegovom Veličanstvu” [“The Monument to His Majesty”], in: Sarajevski List, 13 August 1910, no. 184, 5; “Das Kaiserdenkmal” [“The Emperor’s Monument”], in: Bosnische Post, 16 August 1910, no. 185, 1. 54 “Koncerat-akademija u prilog zaklade za spomenik našem vladaru” [“A Concert-Academy in Support of the Foundation for the Monument to our Ruler“], in: Sarajevski list, 14 September 1910, no. 219, 2; “Konzert zugunsten des Kaiser-Denkmalfondes” [“A Concert for the Benefit of the Fund for the Emperor’s Monument”], in: Bosnische Post, 15 September 1910, no. 210, 3. 55 “Iz sarajevske gradske općine. Izvanredna sjednica zastupstva” [“From the Municipality of Sarajevo. The Special Municipality Session”], in: Sarajevski list, 7 March 1911, no. 51, 2–3. 56 Ibid. 57 The competition was opened in March 1912, the submitted proposals were considered in June, while the results were announced at the beginning of July (Wiener Bauindustrie Zeitung 29, 8 March 1912, no. 23, 198; 2 August 1912, no. 44, 372; “Nova saborska zgrada” [“New Parliament Building”], in: Sarajevski list, 11 June 1912, no. 127, 2; “Gradnja saborske palače” [“The Construc- tion of the Palace of the Parliament”], in: Sarajevski list, 8 July 1912, no. 149, 2). Unfortunately, the architectural proposals that were available to the public for viewing on the occasion of judging the contest have not been preserved. There are several exceptions which include the drafts done by the Viennese architects Anton Floderer, Hans Dürr and Richard Baumgartner who published their projects in journals (“Konkurrenzprojekt für das Landtagsgebäude in Sarajevo”, in: Der Architekt 19 (1913), plate 107; “Wettbewerb: Landtagsgebäude in Sarajewo” [“Competion: the Parliament Building in Sarajevo”], in: Der Bautechniker 35/19 (8 May 1914), 325–328, plate 19). 58 For the evaluation of the architectural proposals see: Josef Vancaš, “Bosnische Bauweise und die Plankonkurrenz für das Saborgebäude” [“Bosnian Architecture and the Competion for the Par- liament Building“], in: Der Bautechniker 32/37 (13 September 1912), 919–920, and 32/38 (20 September 1912), 940–944. 59 “Svečana sjednica zastupstva grada” [“The Ceremonial Session of the City Municipality“], in: Sara- jevski list, 9 October 1908, no. 121, n. pag.; “Previšnja dozvola – imenovanje trga”, in: Sarajevski list, 17 February 1909, no. 21, 3. 60 “Jubilarni perivoj” [“Jubilee Park“], in: Sarajevski list, 3 September 1909, no. 106, 2; “Jubilarna crkva u Bosanskom Brodu” [“Jubilee Church in Bosanski Brod”], in: Sarajevski list, 1 April 1908,