21. History And Culture - Croatia Home. croatia Culture history. Search. General. croatia Overview of history, Culture and Science by Darko Zubrinic. http://www.slavophilia.net/croatia/culture.htm

22. Croatia - History, Science And Culture croatia. An Overview of history, Culture and Science Dedicated to thememory of Gordan Lederer (1958-1991) -. by darko.zubrinic@fer.hr. http://www.hr/hrvatska/Croatia-HCS.html

C roatia An Overview of History, Culture and Science - Dedicated to the memory of Gordan Lederer (1958-1991) - by darko.zubrinic@fer.hr Please choose the site to which you have better connectivity: Croatia (Home site) United States of America: Mirror 1 (V. Vuksan's site) Mirror 2 (Croatia Friendship Society)

23. WWW-VL History Index WWWVL history Index Central Catalogue site, providing links for. WWW-VL history croatia. Click here for http://www.ukans.edu/history/VL/europe/croatia.html

WWW-VL HISTORY: CROATIA Click here for: The World-Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) Main Catalog The WWW-VL search facility. The WWW-VL History Central Catalogue Click Here to access the Mirror at Florence, Italy Click Here to access the Mirror at Lawrence, Kansas, USA Research Tools Geography Main Map Physical Other Maps, including satellite and aerial photographs Maps of Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina Varadzin 2000 , from Orbis Internet Services [Impressive. A vector city map making full use of the capabilities of Micromedia Flash technology] Gazeteers Towns and Cities World Heritage Sites The Old City of Dubrovnik Historic Complex of Split and the palace of Diocletian Plitvice Lakes National Park Episcopal Complex of the Euphrasian Basilica in the Historic Centre of Porec ... Historic City of Trogir Language Languages of Croatia Croatian Dictionaries Translation Software and CR Language Courses History of the Croatian Language Hravatski Radio ... "The Croatian Language in Liturgy. A Historical Review of the Use and Development of the Croatian in Liturgy" , from Croatia.net Italian Dictionaries Oggi e Gomani [interactive language course] On-Line Italian Language Course La Libreria di Dora [extensive offering of Italian literature] Italian Language Texts Reference Works Encyclopedias World Factbook. Croatia

24. Croatia Net: History (cont.) National Council. In Picture history. A brief overview of croatia’shistory, from its early days to the present. politics. Info on http://www.croatia.net/html/history2.html

Croatian History (cont.) Left: Triune Kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia, and Dalmatia Right: Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (1918) On the disintegration of Austria-Hungary in October 1918, a Croatian National Council took power in Zagreb and called for union with the other South Slavic parts of Austria-Hungary. Dalmatia, a separate Habsburg crownland since 1815, also recognized the authority of the Croatian National Council. In A brief overview of Croatia’s history, from its early days to the present Info on political system, executive branch, legislature, judicial system, political parties Economic system, war damage, economic problems and the future prospects Armed services of Croatia, army, navy, air force, recent events Relations with many of Croatia’s neighbors, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, agreements Advisory for travelers who plan to visit Croatia; limited to the USA assessment of the situation Information on tourism, a collection of travel and tourism links, overview of Croatian tourism, events, visas, customs December 1918, the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes was proclaimed in Belgrade. Centralization of the new Kingdom under Serbian control, concretized in the Vidovdan Constitution of 1921, sparked resistance by its other nationalities. In Croatia, this resistance was led by the Croatian Peasants Party (HSS) under Stjepan Radic. In 1928, Radic was assassinated in the Parliament Building in Belgrade, but the HSS continued its activism under Vlatko Macek. To counter what he perceived as unrest, in 1929 King Alexander abolished Croatia and the other old territorial units and replaced them with Banovinas, renaming the country Yugoslavia. Continued Croatian resistance to centralization eventually produced a compromise in 1939 which established a Croatian Banovina, including almost all of pre-1929 Croatia, as well as much of Bosnia, with Macek as Ban (roughly Viceroy) of Croatia.

25. Croatia National, historical, presidential, political, military, county, municipality, and house flags.Category Reference Flags Regional croatia...... state CoA is taken from Ustasha Independent State of croatia WWII axis state, interritory of current croatia and B H See also history of the National Flag. http://flagspot.net/flags/hr.html

Croatia Republika Hrvatska, Republic of Croatia Last modified: by dov gutterman Keywords: croatia hrvatska balkans europe ... ribbon Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors by Carlos Esparza , 21 January 2001 Flag adopted 21 December 1990, coat of arms adopted 21 December 1990. An Overview of the Croatian Flags Use of the Flag Use of the Flag with the Red Star Use of Short Flag and Rotated Coat-of-Arms ... Croatia Changes Its Flag ? other Croatian pages in FOTW Croatia - Presidential Flag Croatia - Coat of Arms Croatia - Legislation Croatia - Mourning Protocol ... Republic of Serbian Krajina See also: Croatian bannate in Yugoslavia 1939-1941 Herzeg-Bosnia for Croatians in Bosnia and Herzegovina Former Yugoslavia Other Sites: http://zeljko-heimer-fame.from.hr - The Flags and Arms of the Modern Era by Zeljko Heimer http://miyeonjan.tripod.com/croatia-e.html Croatian Symbols by Janko Ehrlich-Zdvorak Zakon o grbu, zastavi i himni Republike Hrvatske (official emblems of Croatia -CoA,flag, hymn, president flag, sash) site located by Pascal Vagnat An overview of the croatian flags Basically, the situation about croatian flags is like this:

26. Croatia - History Of The National Flag This page is part of © FOTW Flags Of The World website. croatia history of the National Flag http://www.fotw.ca/flags/hr-hist.html

Croatia - History of the National Flag Last modified: by dov gutterman Keywords: croatia hrvatska history checquy ... ban Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors ... Flags on Stamps See also: Croatia Croatian Bannate (Yugoslavia) 1939-41 Zeljko Heimer's FAME site Historical Flags site - In Croatian Overview From Vecernji list, 28-JAN-2000 [my notes in brackets] Is the Croatian Coat of Arms really unconstitutional and should it and the flag be changed - with the designer Brois Ljubicic and historian prof. dr. Niksa Stancic The flag - a visual code The flag project of the designer Boris Ljubicic was made in July 1990. - The idea is based on synthesis of the historical elements: the tricolour and the Croatian coat of arms [CoA]. The tricolour is very frequent flag, and therefore the CoA is the basic differential element. The economic, political, cultural and sports contest of the new state requires recognisable, effective and differential visual characteristics. The interchangeable squares already represent different contents ¯ HRT [Croatian national TV house], tourism, Zagreb International Fair ¯ and there is need to link it with the basic, ceremonial, offical and unique identity of the state, and that is her flag. Japan, Switzerland and US treat their flag as a visual code or a symbol of grat corporation - explains Ljubicic. We are not a monarchy, so we do not need coats of arms

27. CROATA - History Of The Cravat history of The Cravat Many events in the history of mankind eventually fade into oblivion, but others, leave their indelible marks for the entire world to see. More than 350 years ago, the Croats initiated one such influential occurrence. CROATA cravats are easily distinguished. The history of the origin of croatia's cultural symbol is printed on the http://www.croata.com/en/hystory.htm

H istory of T he C ravat Many events in the history of mankind eventually fade into oblivion, but others, leave their indelible marks for the entire world to see. More than 350 years ago, the Croats initiated one such influential occurrence. Although started in the 17th century in a small region on the Adriatic coast, the consequences of this event are still very much evident the world over. 600 million people now wear the ubiquitous symbol of Croatia around their necks, close to their hearts. Did you know that Croatia is the mother country of the necktie? In his book, La Grande Histoire de la Cravate (Flamarion, Paris, 1994), François Chaille tells us about the appearance of this article of clothing and how it became fashionable. " Around the year 1635, some six thousand soldiers and knights came to Paris to give their support to King Louis XlV and Cardinal Richelieu. Among them were a great number of Croatian mercenaries led by a ban, or Croatian viceroy. The traditional outfit of these Croats aroused interest on account of the unusual and picturesque scarves distinctively tied about their necks. The scarves were made of various cloths, ranging from coarse material for common soldiers, to fine cotton and silk for officers. This elegant "Croatian style" immediately enamoured the French, who were delighted by the new article of clothing, which had been previously unknown in Europe. Around the year 1650, during the reign of Louis XIV, the Croatian scarf was accepted in France, above all in court, where military ornaments were much admired. The fashionable expression, ’a la croate’, soon evolved into a new French word, which still exists today: la cravate. This innovation symbolized the height of culture and elegance. On his return to England from exile, Charles II brought with him this new word in fashion. Over the next ten years, this fashion novelty spread across Europe, as well as across the colonies on the American continent..."

28. MapZones.com History croatia, history, Back to Top. The earliest known inhabitants of what isnow croatia were Illyrians, who were conquered by the Romans by ad 10. http://www.mapzones.com/world/europe/croatia/historyindex.php

Country Info Croatia Introduction Croatia General Data Croatia Maps Croatia Culture ... Croatia Time and Date Croatia History Back to Top The earliest known inhabitants of what is now Croatia were Illyrians, who were conquered by the Romans by ad 10. Their land, Illyricum, became the Roman provinces of Pannonia and Dalmatia. As Roman power declined, repeated invasions and widespread destruction by mostly Germanic tribes culminated in the 6th –century in conquest by the Avars, a nomadic people of Mongolian and Turkic origin. Slavic tribes, who probably came with the Avars or were simply swept along from their original homeland (most likely the area of present-day Poland, Ukraine, and Belarus), settled over most of central and southeastern Europe. In Pannonia and Dalmatia they came to be called Croats (Hrvati), a name of disputed origin. A disputed succession to the throne following the reigns of Kresimir IV (1058-1074) and Zvonimir (1075-1089) led to a Hungarian invasion. The two kingdoms united under the Hungarian king, either by the choice of the Croat nobility or by Hungarian force, in 1102. From then until 1918 kings of Hungary were also kings of Croatia, represented by a governor (ban), but Croatia kept its own parliament (Sabor) and considerable autonomy. After 1420 the city-state of Venice controlled all of the Dalmatian region. In 1526 King Louis II of Hungary was killed and his army destroyed by Ottoman forces in the Battle of Mohács, bringing more than 150 years of Ottoman rule to most of Hungary and Croatia. By 1699 the Austrian Habsburgs, who inherited King Louis’s crowns in 1526, had expelled the Ottomans from Hungary and Croatia.

29. Croatia - History Of The National Flag This page is part of © FOTW Flags Of The World websiteCroatia history of the National Flag. http://flagspot.net/flags/hr-hist.html

Croatia - History of the National Flag Last modified: by dov gutterman Keywords: croatia hrvatska history checquy ... ban Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors ... Order of Checquy Gules-Argent See also: Croatia Croatia - Historical Flags - Overview Croatia - Historical Flags (Pre-1848) Croatia - Historical Flags (1848-1918) ... Historical Flags site - In Croatian Overview Croatian horizontal tricolour of red, white and blue inherited it's colours, of course, from the Croatian coats of arms: Croatian chequered red and silver, Dalmatian blue with three golden leopards, and Slavonian blue with red field with black marten bordered with two white wavy lines, and golden star above. All of the three coats were, in fact, used in different times for all the land, as it is with the name also. Later in 19th cent. the geographical meaning of these names was finally firmly established. The land was named in 19th cent Triunar (meaning one made of three) kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia . Therefore, it is not unusual that the flag was made of all three colours.

30. Faculty Of Philosophy, University Of Zagreb, Croatia - History From the history of Zagreb University and Faculty of Philosophy 1662 The firstcourse of studies in philosophy in croatia were established at the Jesuit http://www.ffzg.hr/e/povijest.html

home history Departments History Administration Students Faculty Tour Contact ... Documents From the history of Zagreb University and Faculty of Philosophy The first course of studies in philosophy in Croatia were established at the Jesuit College in Zagreb. On September 23, 1669, the Jesuit Academy in the Free Royal City of Zagreb was granted the status of a university by Leopold I, Emperor and King of Croatia and Hungary. The university henceforth became the Neoacademia Zagrabiensis, a public institution of higher education offering courses in theology and philosophy. The Royal Academy of Sciences (Regia Scientiarum Academia) was founded in 1776 by a decree issued by Queen and Empress Maria Theresia. The Academy had faculties of philosophy and theology as well as a law school. The Croatian Parliament constituted a legal basis to allow a future foundation of the University of Zagreb. A parliamentary article regulating the establishment of the University was signed by Emperor Franz Josef I upon his visit to Zagreb in 1869. The act received Royal Assent on January 5, 1814. The modern University of Zagreb was established on October 19, 1874. The University comprised the Law School, the Faculty of Theology, and the Faculty of Philosophy. At the time the Faculty of Philosophy consisted of the following departments: Philosophy, World History and National History, as well as Classical and Slavic Philologies. There were only 6 professors and 26 students.

31. World Travel Guide - Croatia - History And Government World Travel Guide croatia - history Government - includes informationon the constitution and politics. WORLDTRAVELGUIDE.NET, http://www.travel-guide.com/data/hrv/hrv580.asp

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32. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Croatia (History By Nation) Hungarian Domination of croatia; Balkan Wars. YUGOSLAVIA General history; croatiawithin Yugoslavia INDEPENDENT croatia; General; War in croatia. SPECIAL SUBJECTS http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/High_School/His

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34. Scientific Research In Croatia - History Of Art being conducted on such complex subjects as, for example, the medieval art of mainlandCroatia, the artistic heritage of Istria, the history of urbanization http://www.mzt.hr/mzt/hrv/informacije/publi/book/histart.htm

Scientific Research in Croatia, published by the Ministry of Science and Technology of the Republic of Croatia, October 1995 HISTORY OF ART The history of art embraces the entire area of the visual arts and their formal evolution through time and space. Since an essential element of our national heritage and identity is dealt with here, academic research in this field tends to concentrate on the artistic heritage of Croatia. Nikola Bozidarevic's Polyptychan, 16th century A church in Belac, 18th century Visual phenomena of all kinds, individual works of art, particular personalities, cultural monuments, the shaping of Croatia in terms of urban development and the environment are dealt with in monographs and through the collection of documentary evidence; they are examined in topographical and taxonomic terms, as well as in terms of style and historical period; data of this kind is then classified, interpreted and evaluated in a systematic fashion. Comparisons are drawn which involve reciprocal influences, contributions and matching relationships in the context of general European trends and developments in the world at large. The study of the artistic and historical legacy of Croatia was long developed mainly in terms of conservation and the establishing of museum collections. Systematic research began in the early fifties. The reorganization of the study of the nation´s past and the theory of art, together with the establishment of chairs for the history of urban and rural settlement in the

35. Croatian Search Engine – Travel Croatia, Hotel Croatia, Map Of Croatia, Tourism Search engine that searches all websites relating to croatia. Search for information on travel, jobs, Category Regional Europe croatia Guides and Directories......For croatian flag map news croatian history culture map flag news hotel croatiahistory news travel flag hotel croatia culture travel hotel picture croatia http://www.croatiasearch.info/

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36. Croatia - History Of The Flag This page is part of © FOTW Flags Of The Worldwebsite croatia history of the flag. http://www.flags-by-swi.com/fotw/flags/hr-hist.html

Croatia - history of the flag Last modified: by jorge candeias Keywords: croatia hrvatska history checquy ... proposal Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors ... Order of Checquy Gules-Argent See also: Croatia Croatian Bannate (Yugoslavia) 1939-41 Before World War II by Zeljko Heimer Croatian horizontal tricolour of red, white and blue inherited it's colours, of course, from the Croatian coats of arms: Croatian chequered red and silver, Dalmatian blue with three golden leopards, and Slavonian blue with red field with black marten bordered with two white wavy lines, and golden star above. All of the three coats were, in fact, used in different times for all the land, as it is with the name also. Later in 19th cent. the geographical meaning of these names was finally firmly established. The land was named in 19th cent Triunar (meaning one made of three) kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia . Therefore, it is not unusual that the flag was made of all three colours. The first time that it was officially proclaimed was in 1848 and under the influence of revolutionary movements in Europe, a simple tricolour was made. The flag was, of course, without any coat. However, it was used as local flag in a big empire, so it remained more or less internationally unknown, but it became one of the most important symbols of the Croatian people. Very often it can be seen on old postcards, most often together with Croatian coats (normally not on the flag, but from time to time as a part of the flag). After the end of the World War Croatia proclaimed independence, and a tricolour became the state flag, again without coats. The collision with the Dutch flag didn't became, as a matter of fact, a problem, because the state was short living. After a short time, Croatia was united with Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina in the

37. Croatia - History Links CIA World Factbook 2000 croatia CIA facts on croatia. War in croatia Archiveof photographs from the civil war offers a history of the war in images. http://www.visavisproductions.com/chistorylinks.html

CROATIA - HISTORICAL CIA World Factbook 2000 Croatia CIA facts on Croatia. War in Croatia Archive of photographs from the civil war offers a history of the war in images. Link to news and strategic analysis from the war years. HOME SYNOPSIS BALKAN LINKS BALKAN IMAGES ... EMAIL All photographs and images on this site are the property of and may not be used or reproduced in any way without written permission.

38. Lonely Planet World Guide | Destination Croatia | Culture Includes facts and figures, culture, history, and tourist information. http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/europe/croatia/culture.htm

home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Croatia Culture Twentieth century sculptor Ivan Mestrovic is the pride and joy of Croatia's art world. His work can be seen in town squares throughout the country, and he has also designed several imposing buildings, including the Croatian History Museum in Zagreb. Croatian literary figures include 16th century playwright Marin Drzic and 20th century novelist, playwright and poet Miroslav Krleza - the latter's multi-volume work, Banners , is a saga about Croatian life at the turn of the 20th century. Croatian folk music is a hotch-potch of styles. The kolo , a lively Slavic round dance, is accompanied by Roma-style violinists or players of the tambura , a Croatian mandolin. Dalmatia's gentle guitar and accordion bands have a distinctly Italian flavour. Croats are overwhelmingly Roman Catholic, while virtually all Serbs are Eastern Orthodox. In addition to various doctrinal differences, Orthodox Christians venerate icons, let priests marry, and couldn't care less about the Pope. Thoroughly suppressed during Yugoslavia's communist period, Roman Catholicism is now making a comeback, with most churches strongly attended every Sunday. Muslims make up 1.1% of the population and Protestants 0.4%. There's a tiny Jewish population in Zagreb. Croatians love a bit of oil, and among the greasy delicacies you'll find here are

39. History Of Croatian Language history OF THE croatiaN LANGUAGE. When the Croats migrated in the 6th century fromWhite croatia (ie in the presentday region around Krakow in Poland), they http://www.campuslife.utoronto.ca/groups/csa/croatia/history/lit.html

HISTORY OF THE CROATIAN LANGUAGE When the Croats migrated in the 6th century from White Croatia (i.e. in the present-day region around Krakow in Poland), they brought with them, and subsequently developed , a palaeo-Croatian language, a branch of Palaeo-Slavonic. This language was divided into a number of dialects, among which the kaj dialect predominated in the North, the ca dialect in the South (Dalmatia) and part of Bosnia and the sto dialect in the South East. The dialect boundaries, however, cannot be clearly drawn. There were always areas overlapping and mixed dialects also existed. At this early time in Croatian history, there was little linguistic differentiation in the Slavic world. The differences between the Croatian and the Czech dialects, for instance, were no greater than those that exist today between British and American English. The first major text written in Croatian Slavonic is the Baska Tablet of 1100 recording the donation of a site by King Zvonimir to the Benedictine convent of the island Krk. This document, written in the Glagolitic script, was found in St. Lucy's church near Baska on the island of Krk. It stands as a cornerstone of Croatian literary development although fragments of earlier inscriptions written in the Glagolitic alphabet and dating from the eleventh century have been found on the islands of Krk and Cres (Valun Tablet) and in Istria (Plomin). Fragments of the oldest known Croatian Glagolitic manuscript - The Glagolita Clozianus (the beginning of the 11th century) - is a collection of sermons. The codex belonged to the dukes Frankopans from the island Krk.

40. History Of Croatia - Wikipedia history of croatia. (Redirected from croatia/history). The Croats settledin presentday croatia in the 6th century. They were Christianized http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croatia/History

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help History of Croatia (Redirected from Croatia/History The Croats settled in present-day Croatia in the 6th century. They were Christianized in the 9th century, but preserved autonomy from Rome until the 1000s. Although country was recognized as independant dukedom in 879, the first King of Croatia, Tomislav , was crowned in 925, having created a sizeable state, including most of Croatia, Slavonia Dalmatia , and Bosnia and Herzegovina . After the last king, Zvonimir, had died in 11 CT AD, Croatian lords recognized a common king for Croatia and Hungary (Ladiszlav I.) in treaty called "Pacta Conventa" (1102), thus making a personal union with Hungary. The two crowns would remain connected until the end of World War I. After the 1526 Battle of Mohacs , the Hungarian dynasty was extinguished, and Croatian nobility elected the Austrian Ferdinand Habsburg king. During the next 200 years, the

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