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Josip Joe Mikulec (1887-1933) back home in Croatia
 | Josip Joe Mikulec (1878-1933), Croatian globe-trotter, is probably the greatest one in history. The first of his two preserved books of autographs covers the period until 1924, while the second - from that year until his death in Genoa, Italy, in 1933. Both books contain more than 50,000 signatures, among them by six USA presidents and Nikola Tesla. The first book has 26 kg and 2896 pp. It was purchased only recently in the USA, in 2025, due to the initiative of Viktor Šimunić, the Mayor of Oroslavje near Croatia's capital Zagreb. The second book was purchased in 2023, and is kept in the Croatian History Museum in Zagreb, as a national heritage. |
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Ivan Rakitić top class Croatian football player
 | Ivan Rakitić was born in 1988 in Switzerland to Croatian parents. His height is 1.84 m. As a child, he fluently learned Croatian and German languages, and than added Castillian, English, French, and Italian. He played for Croatian national football representation (196 appearances). On the club level, he played for Basel (Switzerland), Shalke 04 (Germany), Sevilla (Spain), Barcelona (capital of Catalonia, in Spain), Al-Shabab (Saudi Arabia), and Hajduk (Croatia). With his beautiful wife Raquel Mauri he has two children. According to Jose Mourinho, he is "one of the most underrated players in the world". |
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PM Modi of India attended dinner hosted by PM Plenkovic in Croatia's capital Zagreb, 18th of June 2025
 | In his address, H. E. Narendra Modi, PM of India, invited his colleague Andrej Plenković, PM of Croatia, to visit India as soon as possible. Mr Modi mentioned several interesting facts dealing with centuries old history mutual relations between the two countries: the first printed sanskrit grammar in Europe was written by Filip Vezdin, a Croatian scholar, by the end of the 18th century (1798); the study of Sanskrit in Croatia was started at the University of Zagreb already in 1876; the modern day department of Indology at the University of Zagreb was started in 1959. |
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Ivana Marija Vidović declared Honorary Academician in Bari, Italy 2025
 | Academy of Arts and Philosophical Sciences in Bari, Italy: We are appointing Ivana Marija Vidović as an Honorary Academician because of her extraordinary talent, primarily as a pianist, because of her dedication to music and culture in general, because of the international reputation she has achieved during her career so far. An artist of rare dedication to music and sensibility, Ivana Marija Vidović enchants audiences around the world.
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The Apostle of the Sunderbans The Life and Mission of Fr Ante Gabric, Servant of God
 | The 176-page biography vividly depicts the holiness and Spartan lifestyle of Fr Ante Gabrić, whom Mother Teresa (now St Teresa of Calcutta) hailed as the "living love of Jesus." Fr Ante's tomb at Maria Palli has become a place of pilgrimage, which people of all faiths visit to pray for his intercession. To Croatians and to the faithful of Baruipur Diocese, he's already a saint. He set sail for India on October 20, 1938, at 23. On October 20, 1988, exactly fifty years later, he breathed his last at Mariapalli parish, which he had founded on January 20, 1975. |
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Yoko Nishii's 2025 concerts in Mostar, Zupanja, Vinkovci, Labin, and Sisak
 | Yoko Nishii is a great connoisseur of Croatia. She is fluent in Croatian language, and had more than sixty soloist concerts throughout Croatia and in parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). In 2025, she had five soloist concerts: in Mostar (BiH), Vinkovci, Županja, Labin, and Sisak. Among other things, she was a guest of the Croatian Dragon Society in Zagreb. In Mostar, her concert was organized by dr. fra Andrija Nikić, the president of the Napredak (Advancement) Society and of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts of BiH, within the international conference dedicated to marking 1100 years since the appearence of the earliest Croatian Kingdom.
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Ping Pong Parkinson World Championship Italy 2025 Lignano Sabbiadoro October 20-26
 | Announcing important events for three consecutive years. Ping Pong Parkinson World Championship Italy 2025 Lignano Sabbiadoro October 20-26. Ping Pong Parkinson World Championship Germany 2026 Hanover September 24-October 1. Ping Pong Parkinson World Championship Switzerland 2027 Magglinger October 12-17. We build neurons! |
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Ivana Marija Vidovic a member of the jury of the 2025 Moszkowski pianistic competition in Poland

| Up there, far away, in cold Poland where the sun is still pale and completely wintery, my heart was warmed by countless young talents who, from category A to those aged 25, have established themselves as exceptionally gifted and disciplined. In category A, at the age of eleven, the little prince Szýmon Gośliński, as I like to call him, delighted us with his breathtaking interpretation!
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Ivana Marija Vidović opet u žiriju glasovitog pijanističkog natjecanja u Provansi 21.-26. travnja 2025.
 | U prekrasnom, provansalskom gradu prepunom šarma Saint Paul Trois-Chateaux održana je treća edicija glasovitog pijanističkog natjecanja Saint Paul Trois-Chateaux. Tim predivnim gradom od kamena baš poput Dubrovnika, cijeli je tjedan odzvanjala najljepša glazba. U međunarodnom žiriju uglednih pedagoga i koncertnih pijanista opet se našla hrvatska pijanistica Ivana Marija Vidović iz Dubrovnika. Žiri je imao težak i odgovoran posao jer je nivo natjecanja bio vrlo zavidan. |
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Tomislav Gavranic 1937-2025 Croatian doctor of Aboriginal Health in Australia
 | Tomislav Gavranić, born in Croatia on the island of Korčula (in the town of Blato), was very passionate, loyal and dedicated to the Aboriginal people which we all know. This was shown in both his private and working life. He was honoured whilst working in Gove to be initiated into the Marika Clan in Yirrkala. His aboriginal family kept in contact and they would come to visit, where many a story was told around a very multicultural table. We provide a text written by Mrs. Tuga Tarle, in Croatian. It was a part of her PhD thesis, and included into her very interesting monograph published in 2024 in Zagreb. |
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