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Croatian Heroes: Heroes of Vukovar TV serial by Eduard & Dominik Galic
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What about heroic 1991 resistance in Vukovar, which made Croatian state possible? What about men who destroyed those tanks and created the myth about Vukovar. Where are they? What are their names? What were they doing before the war? Who are they after all? And maybe the most important - how did they defeat the enemy so much stronger? In ten episodes.
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2008 CABA Law Student Essay Competition
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The Croatian American Bar Association will be holding a law student essay competition open to all currently enrolled law students worldwide and must be an original, unpublished work. There is a cash prize, and winners will be announced in Novermber 2008. The submission deadline is October 31, 2008.
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Andrija Stampar, Croatian scientist, father of the World Health Organization
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Andrija Štampar (1888-1958), Croatian scientist and professor at the University of Zagreb, is the father of the World Health Organization, founded 60 years ago. He introduced the public health service in China in 1930s, where he spent three years as a specialist and representative of the then League of Nations.
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Korado Korlevic and Visnjan Astronomical Observatory in Croatia
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Korado Korlević is Croatian astronomer of international reputation, infatigable promoter and popularizer of astronomy, especially among the young. He founded the Višnjan Observatory in the town of Višnjan in Istria, where he discovered more than 1,100 asteroids and three comets.
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Dr. Drago Štambuk on an official visit to Kobe, Japan
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Dr. Drago Štambuk, Croatian Ambassador to Japan, was warmly welcomed at the Kwansei Gakuin University during his official visit to Kobe. One of the best Japanese choirs sang in his honour U Boj, u boj in Croatian language. This Croatian tune is well known throughout Japan, sung in this country since 1919!
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Study the Croatian language in Croatia this summer
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Zagreb University (left) is host to one of two programs to study the Croatian language this summer. Sponsored by the Croatian Heritage Foundation, these summer courses allow people born outside of Croatia to learn Croatian language and culture in two intensive courses.
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Arithmetika Horvatszka from 1758, the oldest Croatian arithmetic
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Arithmetika Horvatszka, that is the Croatian Arithmetic, was published in Zagreb in 1758. We celebrate 250 years since the publication of this oldest known Croatian book on arithmetic. It was important also for the development of Croatian scientific terminology.
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Zagreb School of Economics and Management offers studies in English
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Zagreb School of Economics and Management is a private high education school with public rights. It was founded according to the Law of high education, with the aim to offer its students the best education which enjoys the same rights as the best schools in the world.
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Nopoki University for Peruvian Indians founded by Msgr. Gerardo Žerdin
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Msgr. Gerardo Žerdin, Croatian bishop and missionary in Peru in the region of the Amazon river, founded the Nopoki Center for Investigation and Intercultural Formation. The aim is to educate future school teachers for work within their native communities, in order to preserve their roots, language and customs, and ensure material and cultural prosperity. See also 32 Kreković's paintings.
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