41. Croatia, History croatia, history. Links croatia Europe Edit Text of this page Last editedFebruary 6, 2003 history Differences with the previous versions. http://www.capitancook.com/articles/index.php?Croatia, History

42. WWW-VL History Index Click Here for WWWVL Main Catalogue WWW-VL history croatia. Funding InstitutionsTimelines history of croatia. Instruction Distance Learning Centers; http://www.ku.edu/history/VL/europe/croatia.html

WWW-VL HISTORY: CROATIA Click here for: The World-Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) Main Catalog The WWW-VL search facility. The WWW-VL History Central Catalogue Click Here to access the Mirror at Florence, Italy Click Here to access the Mirror at Lawrence, Kansas, USA Research Tools Geography Main Map Physical Other Maps, including satellite and aerial photographs Maps of Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina Varadzin 2000 , from Orbis Internet Services [Impressive. A vector city map making full use of the capabilities of Micromedia Flash technology] Gazeteers Towns and Cities World Heritage Sites The Old City of Dubrovnik Historic Complex of Split and the palace of Diocletian Plitvice Lakes National Park Episcopal Complex of the Euphrasian Basilica in the Historic Centre of Porec ... Historic City of Trogir Language Languages of Croatia Croatian Dictionaries Translation Software and CR Language Courses History of the Croatian Language Hravatski Radio ... "The Croatian Language in Liturgy. A Historical Review of the Use and Development of the Croatian in Liturgy" , from Croatia.net Italian Dictionaries Oggi e Gomani [interactive language course] On-Line Italian Language Course La Libreria di Dora [extensive offering of Italian literature] Italian Language Texts Reference Works Encyclopedias World Factbook. Croatia

43. CROATA - History Of The Cravat The history of the origin of croatia's cultural symbol is printed on the package,and in the case of a heritage necktie, the history of the motif is also http://www.croata.hr/en/hystory.htm

H istory of T he C ravat Many events in the history of mankind eventually fade into oblivion, but others, leave their indelible marks for the entire world to see. More than 350 years ago, the Croats initiated one such influential occurrence. Although started in the 17th century in a small region on the Adriatic coast, the consequences of this event are still very much evident the world over. 600 million people now wear the ubiquitous symbol of Croatia around their necks, close to their hearts. Did you know that Croatia is the mother country of the necktie? In his book, La Grande Histoire de la Cravate (Flamarion, Paris, 1994), François Chaille tells us about the appearance of this article of clothing and how it became fashionable. " Around the year 1635, some six thousand soldiers and knights came to Paris to give their support to King Louis XlV and Cardinal Richelieu. Among them were a great number of Croatian mercenaries led by a ban, or Croatian viceroy. The traditional outfit of these Croats aroused interest on account of the unusual and picturesque scarves distinctively tied about their necks. The scarves were made of various cloths, ranging from coarse material for common soldiers, to fine cotton and silk for officers. This elegant "Croatian style" immediately enamoured the French, who were delighted by the new article of clothing, which had been previously unknown in Europe. Around the year 1650, during the reign of Louis XIV, the Croatian scarf was accepted in France, above all in court, where military ornaments were much admired. The fashionable expression, ’a la croate’, soon evolved into a new French word, which still exists today: la cravate. This innovation symbolized the height of culture and elegance. On his return to England from exile, Charles II brought with him this new word in fashion. Over the next ten years, this fashion novelty spread across Europe, as well as across the colonies on the American continent..."

44. LycosZone Directory > Homework > History And Current Events > European History > croatia history, Science and Culture - Historical and cultural overview. GradeLevel 9-12 croatia Net croatian history - Brief history of the country. http://www.lycoszone.com/dir/Homework/History and Current Events/European Histor

Search For: Lycos Zone Home Family Zone Teachers Zone What kind of Croatia Websites are you looking for? "Croatia - History, Science and Culture" Historical and cultural overview. Grade Level: 9-12 Croatia Net: Croatian History Brief history of the country. Grade Level: 9-12 Check out other "European History" Web Pages! Go To Top of Directory Back to Lycos Zone! Lycos Worldwide ... Lycos Zone Privacy Statement

45. Croatian History - Internet Resources SRC Home General Resources history of croatia Povijest Hrvatske(200 BC 1998 AD); croatian history Links; croatia Net - croatian http://www.slavweb.com/eng/cee/croatia/crohis-e.html

Internet Resources for Croatian Studies Croatian History General Resources Early Croatian Kingdom Medieval Croatia Ottoman Empire ... SRC Home General Resources History of Croatia: Povijest Hrvatske (200 B.C. - 1998 A.D.) Croatian History Links Croatia Net - Croatian History Page Croatia - an Overview of its History, Culture and Science ... A review of the historical development of the Republic of Croatia - by Dragutin Pavlicevic Heads of State of Croatia 626-1996 Croatia : Myth and Reality - online book by C. Michael McAdams Croatia: Myth and Reality (2) Problems of Understanding XXth Century History of Croatia - by Mislav Jezic (University of Zagreb) Early Croatian Kingdom Early Croatian Rulers Was Tomislav the First Croatian King? - Part 1 Was Tomislav the First Croatian King? - Part 2 The Earliest Croatian Dukes and Kings ... The Birth of Nation States in the 10th-13th Centuries - from Henry Bogdan's "From Warsaw To Sofia" Medieval Croatia Union with Hungary (1102-1526) Discover Croatia - History (2) C.A. Macartney, "Hungary: A Short History" - Chapter 2 Evaluating the Slavonian Census of 1698 - by E. A. Hammel,Kenneth W. Wachter Ottoman Empire Croatia and Ottoman Empire The Rise of Croatian Nationalism The National Integration of the Serbs and Croats: A Comparative Analysis - by DusanT.Batakovic (Institute for Balkan Studies,Belgrade)

46. CroLinks: History, Page 1 Discover croatia history history links, croatian Origins, The croatian Kingdom,Union with Hungary, The rise of croatian Nationalism, The Yugoslav Union, The http://web2.kw.igs.net/~amilardo/history.htm

1. stranica / Page 1 Opcenita Povijest / General History Republika Hrvatska / Republic of Croatia V U K O V A R 2. stranica / Page 2 Nezavisna Drzava Hrvatska / Independent State of Croatia Rana Povijest / Early History Povijest Mjesta / History of Places Razno / Miscellaneous Croatian History / Hrvatska Povijest Specifications Contact Site Link(s) Opcenita Povijest / General History History of the Croats - Povijest Hrvata CD-ROM which shows Croatian history and achievements in the Arts and Sciences. / CD-ROM koji prikazuje hrvatsku povijest, graditeljstvo, umjetnost i znanost. K.Novosel History of the Croats Kratka Povijest Hrvatske Drzave Kratka povijest Hrvatske Croatia: An Overview of its History, Culture and Science Croatian Site Mirror Mirror Croatian History A brief history of Croatia. Webmaster Home Site Mirror Kratki Pregled Povijesti Republike Hrvatske A Review of the Historical Development of the Republic of Croatia Hrvati su jedan od starijih naroda u Europi. Medu prvima su ustrojili drzavu, a od pocetka 9. st. imaju i svoju kraljevinu, prvi medu Slavenima. / The Croats were among the first peoples of Europe. From the beginning of the ninth century they had their own kingdom, the first among the Slav peoples. Hrvatski English Hrvatska povijest Povjesni pregled, hrvatski vladari, hrvatski ratnici, hrvatska kultura, pjesme,...

47. MapZones.com : Croatia Including map and overview of history, culture, economy and currency.Category Regional Europe croatia Guides and Directories......croatia Map, history, Culture, People, Population, Climate, Economy, Animal andplants, Languages,capital, island, major city, province, Communications,State http://atlas.freegk.com/world/europe/croatia/croatia.php

Country Info Croatia Introduction Croatia General Data Croatia Maps Croatia Culture ... Croatia Time and Date Croatia Introduction Back to Top Croatia (in Croatian, Hrvatska), republic in south-eastern Europe, in the Balkan Peninsula, bordered on the north by Slovenia and Hungary, on the east and south by Bosnia and Herzegovina, and on the east by Serbia. The area around the Croatian city of Dubrovnik, located at the southernmost tip of the republic's long western coastline on the Adriatic Sea, has a short border with Montenegro. Serbia and Montenegro since 1991 have established themselves as the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Formerly a constituent republic of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Croatia declared its independence on June 25, 1991. The country has an area of about 56,538 sq km (21,829 sq mi). Zagreb is the republic's capital and largest city. Official Name - Republic of Croatia Capital - Zagreb 726,770 (1991) Population - 4,775,000 (1996) Life Expectancy - 70 years for men 77 years for women Area - 56,538 sq km (21,829 sq mi)

48. Croatia - History Franjo Tudjman. With Milosevic. http://www.unc.edu/~vineyard/tudjman.htm

Franjo Tudjman With Milosevic

49. Croatia - History Stjepan Radic. http://www.unc.edu/~vineyard/radic.htm

50. Croatia - SIG Knowledge Page National Histories croatia Chronology (6141990) Historical Outline of croatianhistory history of croatia Povijest Hrvatske A review of the historical http://www.geocities.com/Athens/1336/croatia/

Welcome to the Croatian Knowledge Page! Part of the Slavic Knowledge/Slavenski Znanost Project Croatia is a small country with a big heritage. Did you know that Saint Jerome and Joseph Haydn were both Croats? Did you know the country boasts many Roman ruins? That for centuries Croatia successfully warred against Venice for control of the eastern Adriatic? That the neck tie (cravat) is of Croatian origin? Croatians are proud of their heritage, and there are many fine websites available because of this! Dubrovnik is a very old port city in southern Dalmatia. This is a collection of articles on the history, culture, and daily life of medieval Croatia. It is designed to be a resource for historical recreation that will help make having a Croatian persona more fun. We hope you will be enriched through this page, and that you may find comments or resources to help enrich this page for others. Maintained by Walraven van Nijmegen vespirus@socrates.berkeley.edu This page last updated 7 August 2000 General History Society Resources ... Neighbors General Croatia Homepage General Information Croatia: an overview of its History, Culture and Science

51. Adriatica.net > Croatia  history OF croatia A SHORT SURVEY OF croatiaN history. 7th C, TheAvars and Slavs settle gradually on the territory of croatia. The http://www.adriatica.net/croatia/povijest_en.htm

adriatica .net Our Offer Booking ... Croatia Home page Croatia Info Destinations History Culture and art Discover Croatia Useful links Our Offer Private Accomm. Hotels Lighthouses Charter Villas Agrotourism LAST MINUTE adriatica.net exclusive adriatica.net Kids Booking My Choice Inquiry Status How to Book Payment Options General Terms and Conditions adriatica .net About Us Guestbook Contact Us Our Partners For agencies Comments on accommodation Advertise with us FAQ HISTORY OF CROATIA A SHORT SURVEY OF CROATIAN HISTORY 7th C The Avars and Slavs settle gradually on the territory of Croatia. The Croats engage themselves in fighting the Avarian dominance and after defeating them settle on today's territories. In the early Middle Ages, Croatia is under the rule of the Franks. 9th C The age of Duke Trpimir (called dux Chroatorum) and Duke Branimir, when Croatia becomes independent. 10th C The age of King Tomislav when Croatia is very strong. Stjepan Držislav is the first crowned Croatian king. 11th C The Trpimiroviæi dynasty dies out, and Croatian kings come under the rule of Arpadoviæi, who introduce the new ways of ruling (division into counties). 12th C Mighty feudal families emerge (dukes of Krk, Vinodol, Cetina Omiš...).

52. HISTORY OF THE SERBS IN CROATIA AND SLAVONIA 1848 - 1914 VASILIJE KRESTIC history OF THE SERBS IN croatia AND SLAVONIA 1848 1914 BIGZ. BELGRADE , 1997. INTRODUCTION. THE REVOLUTION OF 1848 http://www.suc.org/culture/library/Krestic/

Site Map Links Home Projects ... library VASILIJE KRESTIC HISTORY OF THE SERBS IN CROATIA AND SLAVONIA 1848 - 1914 BIGZ BELGRADE , 1997 INTRODUCTION THE REVOLUTION OF 1848-1849 The Spiritual Unity of the Serbs Unity, Concord, and Homelands Defence IN THE CHAINS OF ABSOLUTISM(1849-1860) The Size of the Serbian Population and Religious Equality Serbian Schools, Cyrillic Script Policy,Designation of Language and People FROM THE COLLAPSE OF ABSOLUTISM TO THE NAGODBA OF 1868 Disputes over Srem and over Serbian National and Political Identity Disagreements over the Solution of the Eastern Question and Reorganization of the Monarchy The "Political" People of Croatia Recognition of Serbs in Croatia, Harmony and Cooperation ... Revision of the Nagodba - Serbs and Croats Part Ways EDUCATIONAL POLICY OF BAN MAZURANIC'S GOVERMENT The Struggle against Communal Schools and the 1874 School Act Action against Serbs and the Closing Down of the Serbian Teachers College at Pakrac The Status of Serbian Elementary Schools FROM THE 1878 BERLIN CONGRESS TO THE FALL OF KHUEN-HEDERVARY IN 1903 From Ivan Mazuranic to Khuen-Hedervary The Early Years of Khuen's Goverment and the Serbs The Serbian Party of Independance Population, Economy, Education, and Culture

53. GlobalEDGE (TM) | Country Insights - History Of Croatia http//globaledge.msu.edu croatia history. The Croats are believedto be a purely Slavic people who migrated from Ukraine, although http://globaledge.msu.edu/ibrd/CountryHistoryPrint.asp?CountryID=41&RegionID=2

54. GlobalEDGE (TM) | Country Insights - History Of Croatia 56,542. POPULATION. 4,334,142 (July 2001 est.). LIFE EXPECTANCY. 73.9 years. printversion. history. The Croats settled in presentday croatia in the 6th century. http://globaledge.msu.edu/ibrd/CountryHistory.asp?CountryID=41&RegionID=2

55. Jewish History Of Yugoslavia in Serbia and Bosnia) and the rest were Ashkenazim (mostly in croatia and Slovenia inBelgrade, including an institute for research on the history of Yugoslav http://www.heritagefilms.com/YUGOSLAVIA.html

Jewish History of Yugoslavia Until 1918 Serbia Slovenia Croatia, Slavonia, and Dalmatia ... Relations with Israel Also: Serbia (state, Balkans) YUGOSLAVIA ("Land of the Southern Slavs"), a Socialist Federated Republic in S.E. Europe, in the Balkan Peninsula. The various elements of which Yugoslav Jewry was composed after 1918 (i.e. those of Serbia and the Austro-Hungarian countries) were distinct from one another in their language, culture, social structure, and character according to the six separate historical, political, and cultural regions of their origin. These regions were: Serbia; Slovenia; Croatia, Slavonia, and Dalmatia; Bosnia-Herzegovina; Macedonia; and Vojvodina. top Until 1918 top Serbia top Slovenia Jews lived in Slovenia from the 13th century until they were expelled in 1496 by Emperor Maximilian I of Austria. The biggest rabbinical center was at Maribor (Marburg) in the Styria district. Maribor had a "Jewish Street" as early as 1277 near the river Drava (Drau) and a synagogue inside the walled city. Rabbi Israel Isserlein taught there. His official title was "Landesrabbiner fuer Steiermark, Krain, und Korushka." He was succeeded by his pupil R. Joseph b. Moses. Other Jewish communities existed at Ptuj (Poetovia), Celje, Radgona, and Ljubljana. Jews were engaged in viticulture, and traded in horses and cattle. top Croatia, Slavonia, and Dalmatia

56. About Croatia We have provided links that may be helpful, should you wish to learn more aboutCroatia's history, topography, climate, culture, touristic destinations and http://www.east.asu.edu/macro2000/about.htm

All Updates Welcome Home Registration Submission/ Guidelines Program Schedule Tracks/Chairs Sponsors Croatia Tourism Photos Links Hotel About Croatia Croatia has a deep and long-standing marketing tradition. Nestled at the crossroads of Europe (link to map of Europe maps of Croatia ), much of present-day Croatia, particularly Istria and Dubrovnik, was a pillar of the Renaissance. Records indicate the person who opened the East to spice and silk trading, Marco Polo, was originally from the Island of Korcula, on the Dalmatian coast. Croatian universities had marketing and commerce curricula over 400 years ago, and even when Croatia was a Republic in the former Yugoslavia, it was known as a European leader in marketing education, innovation and practice. Because of its rich history in international trade and commerce and because of its strategic "crossroads" location, Croatia is an amalgam of many cultural influences. Consider that Croatia actually has 2 names. Croatia is the Latin name for the country and the name most people know. However, Croatians, primarily a Slavic people, use the Slavic name for their country, Hrvatska. This name is pronounced Her-vaht-ska, with the primary accent on the second syllable, a secondary accent on the last syllable and a slight trill of the r. The people refer to themselves as Hrvati. We have provided links that may be helpful, should you wish to learn more about Croatia's history, topography, climate, culture, touristic destinations and current events:

57. Bujinkan Croatia - Bujinkan History history. In Bujinkan Seishin Dojo croatia in Zagreb we also teach all9 schools, and we will say something about their specialties. http://www.bujinkan.hr/en/bujinkan/history.htm

Video Densho News Budo dictionary: A B C D F G H I J K M N O P R S T U W Y Z FAQ Ninjutsu Kunren Shugyo History 18 arts Ninjutsu today ... Photo gallery Teachers Toshitsugu Takamatsu Soke dr.Masaaki Hatsumi Shihan Dean Rostohar Bujinkan History Nine schools Guidelines Bujinkan Croatia History Organization Seminars History It is in fact very little known about ninjutsu in public, therefore there are people who think that it's just one art. But ninjutsu 's made of different Ryus (styles, or schools), and each of them has it's own techniques and teachings. Every school can be recognized by it's specialities. In the past many schools existed, but many of them disappeared also, because they didn't have any inheritors. The schools were in most cases passed on inside of one family, from father to son, or to the teacher's best student. We can divide them in two groups: schools in Iga and Koga regions of Japan. Those two were provinces where many schools developed , and we know today of Iga Ryu, Momochi Ryu, Genjitsu Ryu, Kumogakure Ryu, Gyokko Ryu

58. Bujinkan Croatia - Ninjutsu History In Kamakura period of Japanese history, many people took refuge in the Impressum© All rights reserved Bujinkan croatia Bujinkan Seishin Dojo Zagreb. http://www.bujinkan.hr/en/ninjutsu/history.htm

Video Densho News Budo dictionary: A B C D F G H I J K M N O P R S T U W Y Z FAQ Ninjutsu Kunren Shugyo History 18 arts Ninjutsu today Photo gallery Teachers Toshitsugu Takamatsu Soke dr.Masaaki Hatsumi Shihan Dean Rostohar Bujinkan History Nine schools Guidelines Bujinkan Croatia History Organization Seminars History People don't know very much about the art itself. First case of mentioning ninjutsu was in the year of 520. In time when Shoguns (military rulers of Japan) ruled, Japan was divided in dosens of provinces, which was ruled by daimyos , military comanders. Wars between this daimyos were very often. Their armies fought one another, and many warriors - samurais died in those battles. For a samurai , to die while fighting for his lord was in fact one of the greatest honours, beacuse that's what their code Bushido , The Warrior's Path, ordered them to do. But for the special purposes, daimyos used ninja warriors, beacuse they weren't limited with the Bushido code like the samurais Ninjas worked on a special missions, like for example espionage, all kinds of diversions, sabotages, assasinations of enemy commanders, etc. Their code was to complete the task given to them, by any means.

59. CER | Trying To Destroy History During the Tudman era there were repeated attempts to minimize the details of abitter history of croatia's fascist government during the German occupation. http://www.ce-review.org/01/5/croatianews5.html

Vol 3, No 5 5 February 2001 CER INFO front page overview our awards CER cited ... e-mail us ARCHIVES year 2000 year 1999 by subject by author ... search MORE ebookstore pbookshop music shop video store ... links News from Croatia All the important news since Jan 29 Dan Damon Can't leave history alone An explosion badly damaged a monument to anti-fascist fighters in World War Two in the main Zagreb cemetery on Thursday. By the next day, several people were being interviewed by police in connection with the outrage, but no one has claimed responsibility. Suspicion falls on hardline nationalist and right-wing groups, tolerated by the previous regime of Franjo Tuđman but opposed by the new government. These groups have been vocal in their criticism of the 'disloyalty' and 'treachery' of the new government, especially in relation to co-operation with the war crimes tribunal in The Hague. During the Tuđman era there were repeated attempts to minimize the details of a bitter history of Croatia's fascist government during the German occupation. The monument was erected in 1950 in the Mirogoj Cemetery above the graves of prominent anti-fascists from the time of the partisan struggle against the Germans during the Second World War. Prime Minister Ivica Račan has condemned the act as 'terrorism' and promised that everything would be done to find the perpetrators. The Union of Anti-Fascist Fighters condemned the attack as 'a political diversion by those who cannot accept the democratic transformation' of the country.

60. Thunder Bay Croatia Soccer Club 2003 Club history. Thunder Bay croatia has been an integral part of thelocal soccer community for the last thirtythree years. The Club http://www.cs.lakeheadu.ca/~sjsisko/cro2003/history.php

Sunday, April 6, 2003 - 7:48 PM Home OSA CSA FIFA Countdown: Next outdoor season Club History Thunder Bay Croatia has been an integral part of the local soccer community for the last thirty-three years. The Club officially came into being on March 17, 1968, when a handful of newly-arrived Croatian youngsters, brought together by their love for soccer, succeeded in getting a local branch of the United Croats of Canada to partly donate, partly loan $500.00 for their first uniforms and registration fees. The club undertook some steps for the 1994 season that enabled us to field a much younger team. As a result of an agreement with Volunteer Pool Soccer Club and the Croatian-Canadian Sports Association, the 1993 Under-17 Champions, V.P. Tornados, became V.P. Croatia to play for the first time in the mens league in the 2nd Division. The Tornados in 1993 merged with the V.P. Kicks. Both the Kicks and the Tornados were coached and managed by Croatia Soccer Club personnel since 1988. After playing one season in the 2nd Division, Croatia quickly moved up to the 1st Division in 1995. The team was made up at this time by mostly 17 year olds. Croatia competed in two out-of-town tournaments that year, finishing third in Burnsville, Minnesota and winning the Under-19 Division in the Winnipeg Golden Boy Soccer Tournament (the first Ontario team to win that division).

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