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(E) Operation Storm, August 4-8, 1995 - 2005
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www.CroatianHistory.net Operation Storm, August 4-8, 19951995 - 200510 years from the liberation of parts of Croatia,in particular of Lika and Knin, from Greater-Serbian occupation 10 years of safe connection between Zagreb, Zadar, Sibenik, Split,Dubrovnik,... 10 years from the liberation of Knin, Croatian historic town !10 years from the deblocade of the town of Bihac inBiH,preventing the tragedy greater than that of Srebrenica in 1995 sou
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(E) Croatia's Untold Story in Film Freedom from Despair
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Croatia's Untold Story in Film Freedom from DespairThis feature-length documentary by Brenda Brkusic tells about the war against Croatian civilians within the context of decades of Serbian-led totalitarian rule. In this film the blueprint to create an ethnically pure greater-Serbian state beyond Serbia's borders is exposed. The untold Croatian story unfolds through the autobiography of the main character Kruno Brkusic, eye witness testimony
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(E) Descendants of Croatian Stavemakers Reunite in Alabama
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Stavemakers gather Croatians in AlabamaCroatian immigrant John Erzen with accordion / Alice and John Pezent in their latter yearsOver 80 descendants of the Erzens, Turks, Pezents and Pongeraytors pose for a reunion photo on the porch of the Clarke County Museum in Grove Hill Saturday. Klepac descendants were the only Croatian family not represented at the event. Charles Pezent, left, listens as John Erzen shares memories with the grou
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(E) Japan - Croatia, Jewels
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JAPAN - CROATIA, JEWELSIt seems that a well known tune U boj, u boj from theopera Nikola Subic Zrinski by Ivan Zajc is taught inJapanese schools. Information by Mr. Nenad Bach, New York. Professor Vladimir Devidé,japanologist from Zagreb, considers this veryprobable: he remembered a very young boy walking on aTokyo street Komaba, wearing a huge rucksack filledwith books, and whistling the familiar melody - "U boj, uboj"! (persona
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(E) Montenegro ready to pay Croatia war reparations
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Montenegro ready to pay Croatia war reparations www.chinaview.cn 2005-07-19 02:05:38 BELGRADE, Serbia-Montenegro, July 19 (Xinhuanet) -- Montenegrin Finance Minister Igor Luksic said on Tuesday that Montenegro was ready to pay reparations to Croatia for war damages inflicted in 1991, said reports reaching here from Podgorica. "Montenegro has money in the budget reserves and can face paying reparations to Croatia if it should be agreed
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(E) Justice At Last?
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Justice At Last?Embassy, July 13th, 2005COLUMNBy Gwynne DyerSrebrenica: Justice At Last?Sometimes diplomats can be very stupid. Right through late June and early July, British diplomats in the Balkans pushed the notion that the July 11 commemoration of the massacre of almost 8,000 Muslim men and boys by Serbian and Bosnian Serb troops at Srebrenica 10 years ago was an ideal opportunity for everybody there, including Serbian, Croatian and Bo
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(E) Srebrenica by Courtney Angela Brkic in The New York Times
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SrebrenicaDear All,The New York Times today printed my editorial on Srebrenica. You can follow the link to see it, and I'm also pasting it at the bottom of this message.With best wishes to everyone,Courtney Angela'At the end of the Second World War, Allied troops forced German citizens to walk through Nazi death camps. They were confronted by crimes committed in their name, in order to ensure that those crimes could not be denied or minimiz
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(E) White House and Sibenik, Croatia have things in common
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'White House and our Gimnazija that are made of that same brilliantly white stone from island Brac in Dalmatia my faraway homeland Croatia.' Hi all,The author is a female civil engineer; lives in New Zealand. Regards,Branko PadjenBACKGROUND STORYQuite often, I see in the newspapers photos of the White House in Washington DC. It is a symbol of power and freedom to everyone, a sort of a guarantee, a promise of a better life for all the p
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(E) Montenegro Willing To Pay War Damages To Croatia
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Montenegro Willing To Pay War Damages To Croatia PODGORICA, Serbia-Montenegro (AP)--Montenegro is willing to pay an unidentified sum of money to Croatia for damages inflicted during the 1991 war, Montenegro's President Filip Vujanovic said Friday. Vujanovic spoke after meeting Croatia's Stipe Mesic in the Montenegrin capital, Podgorica, at the end of Mesic's three-day visit to Serbia-Montenegro, the country that has replaced ex-Yugoslavia.
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