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» Ivo Macela distinguished Croatian medical scientist in Prague and Bratislava
Submitted By Najka Mirković | Published 05/2/2009 | Science , People , History | Unrated
Dr. Ivo Maćela 1891-1952, born in Trpanj on Pelješac peninsula, was professor at the Charles University in Prague and at the Comenium University in Bratislava. In 1945 he founded the Medical Faculty in Plzen in Czech Republic. In 1947 he was nominated unanimously candidate for the Nobel Prize by the Council of Professors at the Medical Faculty of the Charles University in Prague, for his research and important achievements i
» Jack Baric: SEARCHING FOR A STORM screenings in USA, Canada and Australia
Submitted By Jack Baric | Published 04/22/2009 | Croatian Heroes , History , Education | Unrated
  In North America the film SEARCHING FOR A STORM by Jack Barić will be shown in San Pedro, Vancouver, Vancouver Island, Toronto, Chicago, Cleveland, Montreal, and New York. In Australia it will be screened in Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, Gold Coast, Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, and Geelong.
» The Vukovar Hospital 1991, important monograph about its tragedy
Submitted By Prof.Dr. Darko Zubrinic | Published 04/13/2009 | Croatian Heroes , Human Rights , Politics , History , Education | Unrated
The English edition of the monograph The Vukovar Hospital 1991 has been published in 2008 by the Vukovar Hospital and "Society of the Croatian doctors and volunteers in 1990-1991". Its Organizer council consists of Dr.  Vesna Bosanac, Dr. Juraj Njavro, and Dr. Štefan Biro. Especially important is an article by professor Andrija Hebrang, entitled: Silence of the International humanitarian organizations about the tragedy of the Vukovar Hospi
» Jerry Blaskovich - Anatomy of Deceit
Submitted By Joza Vrljičak | Published 04/1/2009 | People , History , Culture And Arts | Unrated
Jerry Blaskovich is a US physician of Croatian origin. During the 1991-1995 war in Croatia, nobody had to tell Dr Blaskovich where to go, what to do, whom to help, and what to write. Although living in California, Jerry knew what his homeland needed, what tasks suited his abilities, what pressure his family was able to go through, and what his health and strength allowed him to do.
» Brian Gallagher interviewed Croatian American filmmaker Jack Baric
Submitted By Brian Gallagher | Published 03/21/2009 | Croatian Heroes , Croatians in B&H , Politics , Media Watch , History , Education | Unrated
Exclusive interview with American Croatian filmmaker Jack Baric, the director of the new film, 'Searching for a Storm', published by Croatian Herald (Australia) 13 March 2009. New documentary about 'Operation Storm' which liberated the occupied parts of Croatia in 1995, and saved the city of Bihać in BiH from tragedy. Interviewer: Brian Gallagher, London; Jack Baric on the photo.
» Louis Cukela recipient of USA Navy and Army Medals of Honor during WWI
Submitted By Nenad N. Bach | Published 03/16/2009 | Croatian Heroes , People , History | Unrated
Louis Cukela (Vjekoslav Lujo Čukela, 1888-1956), was awarded both the Navy and Army Medals of Honor for extraordinary heroism in France 1918 during World War I. He was the only living man to hold two such decorations for extreme bravery in a single war. Čukela was born in Split in Croatia, and emigrated to the USA in 1913.
» Pliva In Memoriam ili Kuda "pliva" naš Hrvatski brod?
Submitted By Doroteja Kirhmajer Vujčić, mr. sci. | Published 02/26/2009 | Politics , In Memoriam , History | Unrated
Povijest Plive započinje otvaranjem vrata dioničarskog društva i tvornice "Kaštel" u Karlovcu 1921.g. Prvi je predsjednik odbora prof. dr. Gustav Janaček. Ovaj tekst je geneza jedne Hrvatske priče,  da se  ne bi ponovila. Kuda "pliva" naš Hrvatski brod. Možemo li bolje? Odgovor znamo, ali tko ima petlje odraditi to s integritetom,  poštenjem i znanjem? Ima nas samo se tek povezujemo.
» Croatian Woman celebrating 80 years of existence in Chicago 2009
Submitted By Prof.Dr. Darko Zubrinic | Published 02/26/2009 | History | Unrated
"Croatian Woman" was founded in 1921, in Zagreb, with a simple mission: Help Croatians who are in need and less fortunate. Already in 1929  its first branch would open in Chicago. It was the original idea of Agata Durak and her daughter Vilma Strunjak to start a woman's organization in Chicago's Croatian community.
» Croatians in Romania celebrate 500 years of their roots
Submitted By Nenad N. Bach | Published 02/17/2009 | History , Culture And Arts | Unrated
Croatian community in Romania is not large, but is stable with well-preserved traditions and language. It is estimated that the number of Croats in Romania number around 14,000, but likely the number is higher. They are a part of one of the oldest communities in the Croatian diaspora. They have lived there over 500 years.


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