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» Goran Karan very successful concerts of Croatian singer in London in June 2013
Submitted By Nenad N. Bach and Darko Žubrinić | Published 06/21/2013 | Music , People , Environment | Unrated
Goran Karan, a well known Croatian pop singer from the city of Split, will remember the year of 2013 for a series of very successful concerts in Estonia and Poland, culminating with two concerts in England, in London - in Dingwalls Club and Gloucester Millenium Hotel. His singing is deeply influenced by very emotional local Dalmatian melodies. Besides the mentioned concerts, Goran had many other concerts held i
» Destination CROATIA Destination CROATIA Destination CROATIA Destination CROATIA
Submitted By Darko Žubrinić | Published 06/13/2013 | Music , Tourism , History , Environment , Education , Culture And Arts | Unrated
Croatia, one of the most beautiful countries in the world, is a land which its citizens often call her Lijepa Naša, that is, Our Beautiful. It is not surprising that this is the title of Croatia's National Anthem as well. Croatia is a southern Central European country at the crossroads between the Pannonian Plain and the Mediterranean Sea. Its southern and western flanks border the Adriatic Sea. In this article we sh
» David Byler: 8th Generation of Croatian American, New Dalmatia, Nueva España, Texas, and the way Home
Submitted By David Byler | Published 05/18/2013 | Music , People , Environment , Education , Culture And Arts | Unrated
After World War II, in America parents began to teach phone numbers and addresses to their children so they knew how to get home. David Byler's parents taught him a little "poem" so he could find his way Home. Home, almost three hundred years ago, was a little town in western Slavonia.  David had a career in international forest products sales and transportation. He has had another career as a Lutheran Pastor which contin
» Mrgari flower-shaped dry stone sheepfolds on the island of Krk in Croatia studied by Dr. Berislav Horvatic
Submitted By Darko Žubrinić | Published 10/15/2012 | Tourism , Science , Environment , Education , Culture And Arts | Unrated
The ancient building technique of dry stone walling called mrgari, are complex multicellular dry stone sheepfolds, flower-shaped in ground plan, used for sorting out the sheep of various owners. These giant dry stone flowers, tens of meters in diameter, ornate the common pasture (komunada) of only three settlements on the island of Krk (Baška, Jurandvor, and Batomalj), still maintaining the traditional custom
» Dr. Josip Marcan born in Croatia is widely recognized as the foremost expert on tigers in the world
Submitted By Darko Žubrinić | Published 07/14/2012 | People , Environment , Education , Croatian Life Stories | Unrated
Dr. Josip Marcan discovered his uncanny ability with animals during his childhood in Croatia. Dr. Marcan eventually made his way to the United States in the late 1960's and began focusing more on the endangered Bengal tiger.  By the early 1980's he had developed a breeding program that was producing the finest, genetically sound Bengal tigers anywhere. Animals from his breeding program have made their homes in zoos a
» Croatia Haiku Super Power - Vladimir Devide Haiku Award 2012 goes to Kudryavitsky and Maretić
Submitted By Prof.Dr. Darko Zubrinic | Published 05/20/2012 | Poetry , Environment , Education , Culture And Arts | Unrated
The Second Vladimir Devide Haiku Award was announced by Akito Arima, formerly Japanese Minister of both Science and Education, and president of the University of Tokyo, and current president of the Haiku International Association. The award attracted over 200 entries from 28 countries, and this year the prize was jointly awarded to two authors, Anthony Kudryavitsky from Ireland, and Tomislav Maretić from Croatia on the ph
» Marko Vrdoljak photographer and his presentation of Croatia's capital Zagreb
Submitted By Prof.Dr. Darko Zubrinic | Published 05/18/2012 | Music , Tourism , People , Environment , Entertainment , Education , Culture And Arts | Unrated
Marko Vrdoljak, Zagreb: "We have to make sure that we see the beauty of tomorrow and enjoy it as happily and intensely as possible. It is our duty to keep our faith in beauty and hope. We must be the ones to create a better tomorrow with our positive energy, our talents, the ones who must keep negative thoughts inside and transform them into warmth, understanding and kindness..."
» The Society to Preserve the Millvale Murals of Croatian painter Maxo Vanka
  Maxo Vanka's murals for Millvale's Croatian Church of St. Nicholas are a unique contribution to the American mural movement of the 1930s and 1940s. The Society to Preserve the Millvale Murals of Maxo Vanka is a nonprofit public supported historic art preservation organization. Vanka's work touches upon common themes of his era, including family, labor, and war, but with a focus upon the disenfranchised and the disp
» Lika - Karlovac: A harmony of nature and tradition in Croatia
Submitted By Prof.Dr. Darko Zubrinic | Published 04/20/2012 | Tourism , Environment , Entertainment , Education | Unrated
Clarity and power are perhaps best conveyed by the wondrousness of the Plitvice Lakes National Park, the phenomenon which attracts with its uniqueness, but also with the effect it bears on both our mental and physical wellbeing. The National Park of Northern Velebit is an area of distinctive diversity of karstic forms, the wealth of all kinds of a living world and of breathtaking natural beauty in a relatively s


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