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Dr. Slaven Letica: If Streets Could Talk. Kad bi ulice imale dar govora.
By Prof.Dr. Slaven Letica | Published  11/29/2008 | Ideas , History , Education , Data , Culture And Arts | Unrated
Historical Rhythm of Posthumous Glory. Povijesni ritam posmrtne slave. Part 2
161. Ivan Filipović (7)
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162. Grga Martić (7)
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163.Vjećeslav Holjevac (7)
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164.Vilim Korajac (7)
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165.Fran Kršinić (7)
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166.Đuro Đaković (7)
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167.Grga Novak (7)
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168.Luka Ibrišimović (7)
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169.Josip Šokčević (7)
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170.Nikola Jurišić (7)
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171.Ljudevit Vukotinović (7)
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172.Lajoš Košut (7)
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173.Nikola Zrinski (7)
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174.Radoslav Lopašić (6)
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175.Josip Lovretić (6)
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176.Franjo Šeper (6)
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177.Josip Badalić (6)
178.Antun Nemčić (6)
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179.Moša Pijade (6)
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180.Zlatko Baloković (6)
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181. Tomaš Garik Masaryk (6)
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182.Dražen Petrović (6)
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183.Franjo Ogulinac Seljo (6)
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184.Ante Topić Mimara ((6)
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185.Vjekoslav Karas (6)
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186. Blaž Jurišić (6)
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187. Josip Eugen Tomić (6)
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188. Emanuel Vidović (6)
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189. Faust Vrančić (6)
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190. Ljudevit Jonke (6)
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191. Rikard Katalinić Jeretov (6)
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192.Pavao Šubić (6)
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193.Aldo Negri (6) 194. Ferdo Rusan (6)
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195.Julijo Klović (6)
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196.Juraj Šižgorić (6)
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197.Oton Kučera (6)
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198. August Harambašić (6)
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199. Marko Orešković (6)
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200. Antun Mandić (6)
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201. Božidar Adžija (6)
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202. Antun Barac (6)
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203.Blaž Jurjev Trogiranin (60

204.Josip Bedeković (5)
205.Vladimir Bakarić (5)
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206. Janko Leskovar (5)
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207. Nikola Šop (5)
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208. Andrija Medulić (5)
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209. Antun Radić (5)
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210.Ivan Duknović (5)
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211.Ivo Kerdić (5)
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212.Ivo Dulčić (5)
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213. Ivan Ribar (5)
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214.Ivan Belostenec (5)
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215.Vlaho Paljetak (5)

216. Vladimir Becić (5)
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217. Ivan Lucić (5)
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218.Florijan Andrašec (5)
219. Katarina Kotromanić (5)
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220. Mak Dizdar (5)
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221. Tomo Matić (5)
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222.Ante Gabrić (5)
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223.Tomo Bakač (5)
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224.Fran Kurelac (5)
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225.Martin Puštek (5)
226.Đuro Salaj (5)
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227.Matija Mesić (5)
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228.Julijo Benešić (5) (Julije?)
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229.Miljenko Stančić (5)
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230.Vjekoslav Majer (5)
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231.Vjekoslav Babukić (5)
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232.Milutin Cihlar Nehajev (5)
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233.Franjo Horvat Kiš (5)
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234.Franjo Kuharić (5)
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235.Davorin Trstenjak (5)
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236.Petar Kružić (5)
237.Šime Ljubić (5)
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238.Giuseppina Martinuzzi (5)
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239.Giuseppe Garibaldi (5)
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240.Ivan Švear (5)

 
"Čitanje ulica i trgova" upravo zato može biti uzbudljivo i poticajno, pa pozivam svakog i sve čitatelje da se uključe u raspravu i da iznesu svoje mišljenje o tome kome bi trebalo oduzeti ulicu ili trg, a kome je darovati.

Dr. Slaven Letica Zagreb, Hrvatska
28. studenog 2008.


Reading Streets and Squares can be stimulating and moving for precisely these reasons. I call on every reader to decide for his or her self: Whose names should be removed from a street or a square? And who should be honored with the gift of having a street or square named for them?

Dr. Slaven Letica, Zagreb, Croatia
November 28, 2008


 
Već sama činjenica da je od tri uobičajena pojma "domovina", "očevina (otadžbina)" i "majčevina" u hrvatskom jeziku i narodu prihvaćen samo prvi pojam, koji etiologiju vuče iz "doma" (staništa), a ne iz biološkog podrijetla (oca ili majke), ukazuje na vezanost Hrvata za prostor, tradiciju i kulturu.


Note that of the three choices, "homeland," "fatherland," and "motherland," Croatians chose the first, homeland, to capture the particular form of their attachment through language. The etymology of "homeland" is from "one's native land" not from one's biological roots (father or mother), and this fact shows how closely Croatians feel themselves to be tied to their regions, traditions, and culture.


Most illustrations collected by Nenad Bach and Robert Malkovich
Additional ones supplied by Slaven Letica, Marko Puljić, Darko Žubrinić and Ratimir Mocnaj
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