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Rescuer of the Croatian people, Franjo Tudjman.
Feldmarschallleutnant Franjo Jelačić and the 10,200-strong Northern Division was stationed at Salzburg to the northwest.
The company was nationalized in 1947,renamed"Franjo Kluz" and moved to Belgrade.
I am so sorry we lost," said Franjo Alajbeg, a Croatian living in Germany who traveled to Vienna to watch the game at Stadthalle.
In 1991, she was awarded Croatia's highest national recognition for sports, the Franjo Bučar State Award for Sport.
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The novelist Franjo Horvat Kiš wrote about life in the Croatian zagorje, while Ivan Kozarac wrote novels"Đuka Begović"(Devil's Blood, 1911), about Slavonia.
Dr Bastašić sent a protest letter to Cardinal Kuharić and Franjo Tuđman which was published in"Ekpres politika" from Belgrade.
The official sponsor was Josip Juraj Strossmayer,while the first Chairman of the Academy was the distinguished Croatian historian Franjo Rački.
At the site where Stanko Paunovic, Djordje Markovic Djilas andVencel Hunjadi Franjo died, in Strucica near Rakovac, the monument was erected in 1972.
When[former Croatian President Franjo] Tudjman was splitting Bosnia up together with Milosevic, I didn't want to take part, but went into opposition and this was for me the honourable decision.
Florijan Matekalo entered the record books as the first goal scorer in the history of Partizan, while Franjo Glazer was the first manager.
Nikola Mircic, SMB Sales Representative, Aleksandar Bojovic,PR and Franjo Ridzi, Microsoft General Director, about the results of the software legalization campaign in Yugoslavia.
At one point, Austrian officials considered taking military action in Bosnia,where Dalmatian-born Maltese knight Franjo Brtučević was in their service.
Although a Catholic,Fra Ivan Franjo Jukić considered himself Bosniak and advocated the preservation of a unified Bosniak nation across all three denominations in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Đuro Arnold was a writer of romantic poetry in the tradition of August Šenoa and Franjo Marković, publishing several books of poems.
Franjo Nevistić and Vinko Nikolić in Buenos Aires launched a half-monthly"Hrvatska"(Croatia), while Nikolić and Antun Bonifačić[50] founded the"Hrvatska revija"(Croatian review, 1951-1966 in Buenos Aires, 1966-1991 in Paris, Munich and Barcelona).
After the authorities ignored the invitation to help peasants who could not live normally and peacefully because of the increase in the rent and terror of Franjo Tahi, the idea of launching a peasant rebellion was born.
Nikola Mircic, SMB Sales Representative, Aleksandar Bojovic,PR and Franjo Ridzi, Microsoft General Director, about the results of the software legalization… NECESSARY CHANGEMonday, 20/1/2003Press Club discussion titled"The Kind of Central Bank We Need".
At the age of eighteen, inspired by the music of Glenn Miller and Woody Herman Orchestra, he made a firm decision to devote his life to the clarinet and music andgraduated the clarinet from Secondary Music School"Slavenski" in the class of professor Franjo Partlić.
Mr Franjo Bobinac as the Vice President for Global Marketing will oversee marketing activities of Hisense International around the globe and use his knowledge and experience to realign the marketing strategies and efforts of all brands within the new brand portfolio of the Hisense Group.
The Government of the Socialist Republic of Croatia changing the Constitution annulled the Serb status of the constitutive people in the, so established new, Republic of Croatia proclaimed,by the former Tito's communist general Franjo TUDŽMAN, democratic country.
Commenting these circumstances, the oldest Yugoslav marathoner, Franjo Mihalic, winner of the gold medal at Melbourne Olympics in 1956, said it was"a shame on Belgrade" since all over the world cities were those that backed events as such. Live broadcasting.
Also at that transition time were the poet, playwright and novelist Mirko Bogović,[21] poet and teacher Dragojla Jarnević, storyteller and collector of folk ballads Mato Vodopić, Vienac editor Ivan Perkovac, poet Luka Botić andphilosopher and writer Franjo Marković.
One of the earliest controversies in this regard came after Croatia declared its independence from Yugoslavia in 1991, and it became known that its first president,the hardline nationalist Franjo Tudjman, had maintained that the generally accepted number of Jewish victims of the Holocaust was greatly exaggerated.
After his assassination, Slobodan Milošević requested(at a peace conference held in The Hague in November 1991) that Franjo Tuđman disarm Croatian Defence Forces and soon afterwards Tuđman issued a command to disarm the Croatian Defence Forces and to ban the Croatian Party of Rights as well as the Serbian nationalist party Serb Democratic Party.