61. Rab-Croatia.com - Rab Croatia Homepage Tourist information, travel, history, private accommodation and events. http://rab-croatia.com/main.htm

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62. Krajina, Serbs Of Krajina, Croatia, Slavonia Entry croatia, history, page 227 Quote. In 1578 the Habsburgs created the socalled Military Frontier, where peasants were granted land in return for http://www.srpska-mreza.com/History/pre-wwOne/Krajina-Serbs.html

Home Library Index Maps ... Email "Croatian" Serbs (Krajina Serbs) One third of Communist Designed Croatia - is Serbian land Reading Western press one gets impression that the Serbs settled in Krajina recently. The media keeps calling these Serbs "Croatian Serbs" and says that the Serbs "occupied", "grabbed", "conquered", etc. this land. As evident from any major reference book the Serbs were invited to settle in Krajina in 1578. Ever since Krajina was independent and separate entity from Croatia. Only since 1941 (during Croat Nazi occupation) and after 1945 (during Croat Communist Tito's rule) was Krajina assigned to be part of Croatia. Having in mind that the first Pilgrims set sail (from Southamton) for America (in the ship named Mayflower) almost half a century later - in 1620 - one can conclude that the Krajina Serbs have more right to the land they were expelled from (after NATO supported Croat attack) then the white Americans have on the land they reside on. Where is Krajina: The following map of Krajina appears in the book "Yugoslavia - A Country Study" issued by U.S. Government Printing Office, Headquarters - Department of the Army, Edition 1992, page 14.

63. VirtualTourist.com - Croatia Tips - Pictures, Tips And Reviews croatia Tips Travel Guide Find the best insider tips, reviews, and pictures Learn about croatian history - from who was Diocletian and why he retired http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Europe/Croatia/Packing_Lists-Croatia-BR-1.h

CM8ShowAd("Superbanner"); member log in join for free! help Home ... Forums CROATIA : Packing Lists Reviews Overview Hotels Forum Things To Do ... Croatia Destinations Members Keywords Sponsored Links for Croatia Last Minute Hotel Deals Croatia and the Adriatic Europe like it used to be. Escorted travel. Senior specialists Hotels Hotels Find a Hotel CM8ShowAd("MediumRectangle"); by ChrisAlexander Croatia: Packing Lists Local time: 6:50 pm Tuesday, September 20, 2005. TravelPro Sale - LuggageGuru.com Great hotels from $53/pp. Hotels in Croatia Flights to Croatia ... Member pictures: 16,764 Croatia Hotel Rates City: Check-In Date: Check-Out Date: Guests: Hotels by OneTime.com Popular Packing Lists Miscellaneous Packing Lists Tips All Tips Sort by: Most Recent page 1 of 3 Tip Rating: A must-have guidebook Written by diocletianvs on December 31, 2003. by diocletianvs With Croatia becoming a popular destination there are many travel guides about the country now available. One of the best, my personal favourite and in my opinion a must-have item for everyone coming to Croatia is The Rough Guide to Croatia. Ingeniously written by Jonathan Bousfield, who's been making regular visits to Croatia since 1975, this 460-page guidebook brings not only the comprehensive coverage of numerous destinations, informative and reliable info about transport possibilities and accommodation / restaurants / nightlife options but also a very authorative background on Croatia's history, culture and politics. It will give you a brief insight about different cuisines of Croatia's regions, tips where to have the best Saturday morning coffee or tips how to survive with names of streets that change in Croatian. Learn about Croatian history - from who was Diocletian and why he retired himself to the story of Uskoks, history of Hajduk soccer club or the facts about the creation of Non-Aligned Movement on Brijuni islands. There is also a lot of info about recent history, with background info of Serbian rebelion, details about siege of Vukovar and shelling of Dubrovnik as well as of the authorative Tudjman regime and its opponents, including the Radio 101 and Feral Tribune newspaper.

64. Croatia (08/05) Facts about the land, people, history, government, political conditions, Flag of croatia is three horizontal bands of red at top, white, and blue http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/3166.htm

Bureau of Public Affairs Electronic Information and Publications Office Background Notes Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs August 2005 Background Note: Croatia PROFILE OFFICIAL NAME: Republic of Croatia Geography Area: 56,542 sq. km. land area (slightly smaller than West Virginia), 31,067 sq. km. coastal sea area. Major cities (2002 est.): Capital Zagreb (779,145). Others Split (188,694), Rijeka (144,043), Osijek (114,616). Terrain: Croatia is situated between central and eastern Europe. Its terrain is diverse, containing rocky coastlines, densely wooded mountains, plains, lakes, and rolling hills. Climate: Croatia has a mixture of climates. In the north it is continental, Mediterranean along the coast, and a semi-highland and highland climate in the central region. People Population (July 2005 est.) 4,495,904. Growth rate (2004 est.): -.02% Ethnic groups Croat 89.6%, Serb 4.5%, other 5.9% (including Bosniak, Hungarian , Slovene, Czech, and Roma) (2001 census) Religions: Catholic 87.8%, Orthodox 4.4%, Slavic Muslim 1.28%, others 6.52%. Language: Croatian (South Slavic language, using the Roman script).

65. Anti-Semitism Worldwide 1998/9 - Croatia In this context, a controversial figure in Croatian history, Zagreb Archbishop Alojzjie Stepinac, was beatified by Pope John Paul II during his visit to http://www.tau.ac.il/Anti-Semitism/asw98-9/croatia.html

Anti-Semitism Worldwide 1998/9 CROATIA There were no reports of anti-Semitic incidents in Croatia in 1998. Nevertheless, despite assurances by the regime to the contrary, the worrying trend toward rehabilitation of the country's wartime fascist past continued. In this context, a controversial figure in Croatian history, Zagreb Archbishop Alojzjie Stepinac, was beatified by Pope John Paul II during his visit to Croatia in early October 1998. THE JEWISH COMMUNITY There are about 2,000 Jews in Croatia out of a total population of 4.5 million. About 1,400 live in Zagreb and the rest are in Osijek, Rijeka, Slit and Dubrovnik. Some 25,000 Jews lived in Croatia before World War II, of whom more than 20,000 were killed by the local fascist Ustasha regime or by the Nazis. The Federation of Jewish Communities is responsible for Jewish religious and cultural life, while local and international Jewish groups are active in educational activities for youth and other community needs. The small community faces severe challenges to its survival, including a very high rate of intermarriage, an aging community, dire financial straits and the lack of

66. ☞ Croatia, History Bulletin Board Index croatia history index Classifieds1000 World Message Board We have no messages for croatia, history yet. Please share your thoughts or a ask a question http://board.classifieds1000.com/Croatia/History

Croatia Croatia Directory Croatia Real Estate Listings Furniture Croatia 'History' index Classifieds1000 World Message Board All listings are the responsiblity of the posters; keep in mind, anyone can post anything! Add this site to Favorites Home Amigos! Fraud Alerts ... Fun in the Sun (Carribean Vacations and More) Croatia History bulletin board message index. Click on a message to read or reply to it. Scroll down or click here to post a new message. We have no messages for Croatia, History yet. Please share your thoughts or a ask a question. Add New Message to Croatia, Expat Discussion Board Please submit a new discussion here. HTML is not allowed and you are encouraged to seperate your paragraphs with a double blank line for readablity. Please make sure your message is relevant to Croatia and the selected topic. Everything you enter will be published. Location: Croatia Subject: Topic: Select Topic Art and Artists Business Cars Entertainment Expat Export For Sale Gay History Import Investments Jobs Life Miscellanous News Headlines Politics Real Estate Retirement Sports Technology Travel Wanted Name: E-Mail: Optional (please add link to our directory first) Web Link: Link Title: Message: Submit Message. Please do not post the same message more than once.

67. H-Net Review: Nicholas Miller history of the Serbs of croatia and Slavonia, 18481914. Belgrade Beogradski izdavasko-grafiski zavod, 1997. 667 pp. Illustrations, map, bibliography http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.cgi?path=23806913658146

68. Country Information croatian Ministry of Health croatian Ministry of Health - croatia - history of the National Flag - croatia - history of the National Flag - http://www.escapeartist.com/croatia/country.html

Country Information Index For Croatia Index For the Balkans About Croatia Country Information Atlapedia on Line - Croatia Central Bureau of Statistics - Central Bureau of Statistics CIA World Fact Book - CIA World Fact Book Croatian Ministry of Education and Sport - Croatian Ministry of Education and Sport The Ministry of Education and Sports in the Republic of Croatia is responsible for pre-primary, primary and secondary education. It covers in-service teacher training, development, textbooks, verifications of school certificates and international co-cooperation, inspection and financing of schools. Croatian Ministry of Health - Croatian Ministry of Health Croatia - History of the National Flag - Croatia - History of the National Flag Ethnologue in Croatia - Ethnologue in Croatia - Languages spoken in Croatia. Flag of Croatia - Flag of Croatia Government of the Republic of Croatia - Government of the Republic of Croatia Information from the President's Office - Information from the President's Office Island of Grad Krk - Island of Grad Krk This is the harbour in which Roman galleys docked, and their soldiers found shelter and rest within the town walls, after great battles at sea. A fine website on Krk, the island and the town.

69. Robert Jerin's Links Croatian history, tourism, cooking, news, etc. Link to history, culture, science, etc http//www.hr/darko/etf/etfss.html http://www.croatia-in-english.com/rj/

e-mail us Croatia-in-English.com How the Croatian alphabet is shown on this site. Robert Jerin's links page home links Robert's links Links for Croatian genealogy, including Bosnia, Lika, etc. Robert Jerin rjerin26@yahoo.com Croatian history, tourism, cooking, news, etc. Link to history, culture, science, etc http://www.hr/darko/etf/etfss.html Want to visit your ancestral homeland? Discover why Croatia has been one of the top tourist destinations in Europe from these pages http://www.croatia.hr/Default.aspx http://www.visit-croatia.co.uk http://www.kollander-travel.com/ http://www.globecharter.com/ Croatia has many wonderful museums. http://www.mdc.hr/www-MDC-eng/eng-home.html Vecernji List, Croatian newspaper on line in English http://www.hic.hr/english/index.htm The Tamubura is considered the National Instrument of Croatia. Many immigrants to America formed Tamurica groups, this tradition is carried on by many of their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. http://www.tamburaland.com/

70. HIC - Knjige Its narrow focus on croatia s history, repeated emphasis on the negative The New York Times has consistently reported on croatian history in a http://www.hic.hr/books/croatians-nyt/

Vijesti Audio Dom i svijet Turizam ... O nama Odaberite knjigu! cijena 150 Kn Ovaj banner mo¾ete postaviti na svoju stranicu CROATIA AND CROATS IN 'THE NEW YORK TIMES' Following is a booklet entitled "Croatia and Croats in 'The New York Times'" by the Croatian Anti-Calumny Project, and transcribed here with their kind permission. CACP 333 East 34th Street No.21 New York New York 10016 June 1994 Knjiga u PDF formatu The New York Times, Croatia and History The New York Times and the Croatian Government The New York Times and the Croatian Opposition ... Untold Stories Introduction Former 'New York Times' columnist Leslie Gelb wrote in 1991 that "Croatia is known more for its fascists than for its democrats". Ironically, 'The New York Times' may be contributing more to the promotion of the idea of Croats as fascists than any other Western medium. Its narrow focus on Croatia's history, repeated emphasis on the negative elements and exclusion of the positive, has become an issue of serious concern to the Croatian Anti- Calumny Project. 'The New York Times' has consistently reported on Croatian history in a simplistic manner, portraying Croatia within the framework of its World War II Nazi puppet regime, exactly in the way that Belgrade's war propagandists would have it portrayed. 'The New York Times' consistently refers to the traditional Croatian checkered coat of arms as a fascist symbol, just as Belgrade propagandists do, knowing very well that the letter "U", and not the checkered shield, was the unique symbol of the Nazi puppet regime.

71. Yu-Genocide - A Short Survey Of Croatian History A Short Survey of croatian history. croatia is located in southeastern Europe and extends along the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. http://www.hic.hr/books/yu-genocide/history.htm

hic-info@hic.hr © 1998 CIC. A Short Survey of Croatian History Croatia is located in southeastern Europe and extends along the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. This area makes up littoral Croatia . The Dinaric mountains extend parallel to the Adriatic coast, and this area is called Dinaric Croatia. In the north, Croatia comprises a large part of the Pannonian plains, and this region is called Pannonian Croatia . All three regions comprise a geographic unity, and the diversity of Croatia is such that the areas complement each other. Today the majority of the Croatian ethnic territory is administratively and politically included in two republics: SR Croatia and SR Bosnia and Herzegovina. Both of these republics comprise an entity historically, culturally, linguistically and economically. Their area is 107,667 km and their population is 8,692,000, according to the 1981 census. Historians and anthropologists trace the first home of the Croatians to a region called "Harauvat-is" located in present-day Afghanistan. 500 B.C.

72. MUSEUM 1846. - 1996. croatian history Museum, Matoševa 9, Zagreb, croatia In this exhibition the croatian history Museum is making its contribution to a whole gamut of http://pubwww.srce.hr/hpm/obaveng.htm

E x h i b i t i o n The Year 1848 in Croatia Croatian History Museum, Matoševa 9, Zagreb, Croatia tel. ++-385-1-43-10-65 or ++-385-1-42-86-72 Author of the exhibition and the conception of the catalogue: Jelena Borošak – Marijanoviæ Exhibition design: Mario Beusan, M. A. The exhibition is open every day from December 16 th 1998 to May 20 th (Mondays to Fridays 10 a. m. to 5 p. m., Saturdays and Sundays 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.) About the exhibition: Both idea and realization of the exhibition 1848 in Croatia stem from the fact that the Croatian History Museum has a very large collection of material which might be called “authentic witness” of a period that was a turbulent watershed in Croatian history. Much of it has never in recent times been seen by the public. One whole section, in conformity with museum and collection practice is militaria , it shows collections of weapons, flags, uniforms, military orders. In this exhibition the Croatian History Museum is making its contribution to a whole gamut of cultural and historical exhibitions organized by European museums to mark the 150 th anniversary of the revolutionary change that took place in this part of Europe. More than three hundred exhibits are presented in seven groups the aim of which is to show the various streams that came together to form the 1848 movement in Croatia

73. MUSEUM 1846. - 1996. The book is kept at the croatian history Museum. In 1951 the history Museum of croatia was founded, but it was administered by the Yugoslav Academy of http://pubwww.srce.hr/hpm/150e.htm

Maja Skiljan 150 years of the National Museum in Croatia The National Museum, the precursor of today’s Archaeological Museum, the Natural History Museum and the Croatian History Museum, was founded in 1846. The middle and the second half of the 19 th century in Central Europe was marked by the formation of nations and national programmes; this period in Croatia was socially and politically characterised by the National Revival, the rule of Ban Josip Jelacic, an the Bach regime. Through the establishment of scientific disciplines and greater knowledge, this age of enlightenment and romanticism saw the founding of numerous societies and professional associations, the creation of many scientific and cultural institutions, as well as new publications. In some places museum were founded early in the 19 th century; for example, the National Museum in Budapest was founded in 1808, and this was followed by museums in Prague in 1818, in Split in 1820, and in Zadar in 1830. The need for having a similar general museum in Zagreb had certainly matured in the first half of the 19 th It is interesting to note that the first contribution for the museum raised already in 1828 through the work of the Law School, which was at that time the highest scientific institution in Zagreb.

74. MASC25 MASC25 header. Related Results Displayed By Subject Heading. Search again Print Back. Results relating to subject heading Slavonia (croatia) history http://www.masc25.ac.uk/related.php?Term=Slavonia (Croatia) - History

75. Neckties, Wholesale Silk Neckties, Men's Neckties & Shawls The history of the origin of croatia s cultural symbol is printed on the package, and in the case of a heritage necktie, the history of the motif is also http://www.croata.hr/about/index.php

OUR BOUTIQUES LEGAL REMARK I n the capital city of Croatia, the prestigious company Potomac Ltd. follows the time-honoured tradition of manufacturing this article of clothing. Passed on from generation to generation, the CROATA necktie has become Croatia's national cultural symbol. CROATA neckties are made only from top-quality silk in various weaves. They are handmade and are distinguished by various details of precision and impeccable manufacturing. The quality of CROATA neckties, (their cut, length, and silk), matches the quality level of the most famous world trademarks. Created by Croatian designers, the classic and modern collections vary depending on seasons and current market trends. Many motifs have been inspired by Croatia's rich cultural heritage including, the ancient Glagolitic script, a traditional three-part interlacing design, the Dux Croatorum, and the beautiful Adriatic coast. Original CROATA cravats are easily distinguished. The history of the origin of Croatia's cultural symbol is printed on the package, and in the case of a heritage necktie, the history of the motif is also included. By virtue of Croatia's geographic position, CROATA neckties combine Eastern refinement and exoticism with Western elegance and design.

76. A. ZagrebApril03 The seminar on teaching history in the Republic of croatia was held at the The introductory presentation on teaching history in croatia was given by http://www.coe.int/T/E/Cultural_Co-operation/education/History_Teaching/Reform_o

Cultural Co-operation Education Modern languages Centre (Graz) Culture ... Tbilisi Initiative Seminar on "History teaching in Croatia" Zagreb, Croatia, 4-5 April 2003 COUNCIL OF EUROPE AND EUROCLIO IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ON FACILITATING THE INNOVATION OF THE LEARNING AND TEACHING OF HISTORY IN THE MATRA COUNTRIES The opinions expressed in this work are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy of the Council of Europe. I. INTRODUCTION II. AIMS OF THE SEMINAR III. SUMMARIES OF PLENARY PRESENTATIONS IV. FINAL CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ... APPENDIX III - LIST OF PARTICIPANTS I. INTRODUCTION The seminar on teaching history in the Republic of Croatia was held at the Hotel International in Zagreb on 4-5 April 2003. It was jointly organised by the Council of Europe and the Ministry of Education and Sports of the Republic of Croatia. The MATRA programme of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands helped to organise the event. Approximately 80 participants took part in the seminar: history teachers from all parts of Croatia responsible for organising in-service training in their respective counties, authors and editors of textbooks and handbooks, scholars and university professors, members of the Commission for the Abolition of the Moratorium on Teaching Contemporary History in the Podunavlje Region, as well as representatives of the Ministry of Education and Sports of Republic of Croatia and speakers invited by the Council of Europe.

77. Croatia Resources Cultural history. Prehistoric Archaeology in croatia From Darko Zubrinic, a cultural overview of croatia s history, culture and science. http://archaeology.about.com/library/atlas/blcroatia.htm

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78. B92 >> News >> Croatia of the successful military action, Croatian high officials unanimously stated that the Storm operation represents a turning point in Croatian history. http://www.b92.net/english/news/index.php?style=texts&news_per_page_limit=0&nav_

79. SVIBOR - Project Code 6-02-087 The main fields are history of central institutions in croatia in the 18th -Zagreb -a Capital of croatia. -Political, social and economic history of http://www.mzos.hr/svibor/6/02/087/proj_e.htm

MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Strossmayerov trg 4, HR - 10000 ZAGREB tel.: +385 1 459 44 44, fax: +385 1 459 44 69 E-mail: ured@znanost.hr SVIBOR - Collecting Data on Projects in Croatia Project code: 6-02-087 CROATIA IN THE XVIIIth AND XIXth CENTURY - MODERNIZATION AND NATIONAL MOVEMENT Main researcher : STANÈIÆ, NIKŠA (44464) Assistants SZABO, AGNEZA (24324) ROKSANDIÆ, DRAGO (177416) JURIŠIÆ, IVAN (129551) DOBRONIÆ, LELJA (72252) DOKLESTIÆ, LJUBIŠA (10124) ŽUPANOVIÆ, ŠIME (93604) POPOVIÆ, ŠTEFANIJA (38254) PANDŽIÆ, MILJENKO (128434) ADAMÈEK, JOSIP (81) BOŽIÆ-BUŽANÈIÆ, DANICA (78464) AGIÈIÆ, DAMIR (180285) CEGA, FANI (206490) BAJIÆ-ŽARKO, NATAŠA (128423) SIKIRIÆ, ZVJEZDANA (900310) Type of research : basic Duration from: 01/01/91. to 12/31/93. Papers on project (total) Institution name : Filozofski fakultet - Humanistièke znanosti, Zagreb (130) Department/Institute : Institute for Croatian History Address : Ivana Luèiæa 3 City : 10000 - Zagreb, Croatia Communication Phone: Fax: Summary : During work on the project papers were written covering problems from 18th and 19th century Croatian history. They present the formation of the Croatian nation and modern civil society, cultural and church history, economic history and the history of Croato-Serbian relations. The main fields are: -History of central institutions in Croatia in the 18th and 19th century - legislative, administrative, cultural, church and economic institutions. -Distinguished people and ideologies of the Croatian national movement in the 19th century (Lj. Gaj, E. Kvaternik, M. Pavlinoviæ etc.) -Zagreb - Croatian metropolis. -Political, social and economic history of Dalmatia in the 18th and 19th century. -The Military Border in processes of refedualization and modernization in the 18th and 19th century. -Croato-Serbian relations in the 19th century.

80. CROATIA - Overview Of History, Culture And Science Croatian town which never in history was a part of the so called Krajina. 10 years from the deblocade of the town of Bihac in BiH, http://www.croatianhistory.net/

Art Science Latinists Dubrovnik CROATIA Overview of History, Culture, and Science main menu Glagolitic Script Music Croats in BiH ... R. Boskovic Premio Brajnovic a la communication is a prestigeous Spanish award (500,000 pesets) established upon the initiative of newspapermen and lecturers from the University of Pamplon as a recognition to Luka Brajnovic (born in 1919 in Kotor, in Boka kotorska in today's Montenegro), a retired professor of Ethics of the University of Navarra, a former director of the Institute of Artes Liberales, a well known Spanish intellectual. It is interesting that the award was established during his lifetime. Nikola Tesla Moho layer Torpedo Schwarz airship ... Kristian Krekovic

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