Eksempler på brug af The croats på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Then the Croats were quick to name"croatised" in Cetina.
He's still supplying the Serbs, the Croats, North Koreans with guns.
In 1 99 1 the Croats attacked, one day soon the Serbs will beat them back!
Similarly, in 1991, our group was alone in supporting the struggle of the Lithuanians against the Soviet Union and that of the Croats against Yugoslavia.
So why should the Croats and the Muslims not try to do the same?
A refusal to liberalise visas for Bosnia and Herzegovina would ghettoise the Muslims, as the Croats and Serbs have a way out of this country.
There the Croats had weapons and were able to sweep the Serbs aside immediately.
Through the turbulent history of the various periods rivers are governed by Ostrogoths, Byzantines, Lombardi,the Franks, the Croats and Mađari.
Then the Croats, through a particularly militant anti-fascist resistance, freed themselves from Nazism.
Over eight years of an apartheid regime in Kosovo the Albanians did not do anything to anyone,neither to the Serbs nor to the Roma, nor to the Croats, nor to the Bosnians.
This change would not have occurred if the Croats had not liberated western Slavonia in May this year and Krajina in August.
The Croats and the Muslims have now gained the upper hand in the battlefield, at least partially because of the intervention of Nato.
To give an example, UN Resolution 802 condemns the Croats for trying to recover one of their provinces which was occupied by the forces of Milosevic.
The Croats first started selling land in the disputed territory on the left bank of the Dragonja River and then built a bridge at Hotiza.
It is very important for Croatia to join, butit is also important to remember that the Pope warned the Croats to beware of a bureaucratic, centralist structure.
The Croats are waiting for the Bosnians, the Bosnians for the Serbs, the Serbs for the Croats, or however they want to set the ball rolling.
I myself saw in Croatia- andI was often in Croatia during the time of the war- that the Croats were successful when they had more or less the same weapons as the Serbs.
I hope that the Serbs, the Croats and the Muslims will now avail themselves of this opportunity to settle their differences through dialogue rather than on the battlefield.
Politically, cooperation within the Federation still leaves much to be desired and, Mr Titley,events in Mostar are seriously prejudicing relations between the Croats and the Muslims.
Hardly any of the Croats expelled from the are returning to it, which makes the return of Serbs to Croatia and the restoration of their property there more difficult.
It would be nice if, at least occasionally, we were to honour the legal principle ofaudiatur et altera pars, instead of blaming everything on the Croats, which is what always happens here.
The Croats have one,the Serbs have one, and there is also the Kosovo problem, which is interpreted at least as a problem of the Islamic minority in a Christian environment.
As we have heard, groups like the Croats who would like nothing better than to rejoin Croatia, and the Republika Srpska which is contravening the Dayton Agreements by concluding new agreements with Serbia.
I am also shocked that only two of the three communities of Bosnia and Herzegovina,the Serbs and the Croats, will benefit from this measure, and that the residents of Kosovo will be excluded from it.
During the conflict in Bosnia, Europe was still not in a position to speak with one voice: one country was purported to be on the side of the Serbs,another to be on the side of the Croats.
So, it is wrong to call the Chechens terrorists when they are defending themselves, just as the Bosnians defended themselves,when they are defending themselves like the Croats defended themselves, when they have no Russian civilian targets because there are no Russian civilians in Chechnya.
It is worth remembering that ties were invented by the Croats and it should also be emphasised here in the European Parliament, which so values liberty and freedom, that the Croatian port of Dubrovnik was the first in Europe to prohibit trading in slaves at the beginning of the 15th century.
Unfortunately, during this recapture Serbs who had the right to live there were expelled in return,not just by the Croats but sadly also by their Serb ringleaders, who, of course, did the same in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Sarajevo.