41. Travel Guide - Croatian History Museum - Croatia Travel guide to croatian history Museum in croatia with information on sightseeing, tours, travel, transport, trains, parking, opening times, cost, admission http://www.wordtravels.com/Attractions/Countries/Croatia/Attractions/Croatian Hi

Word Travels - Travel Guide - Croatia - Croatian History Museum Click here to see the complete travel guide to Croatia - Croatian History Museum Resorts Dubrovnik Split Attractions Andautonia Archaeological Park Archaeological Museum Cathedral Treasury City Walls ... Trakoscan Castle Croatian History Museum Telephone Opening time : Tuesday to Friday 10am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am to 1pm; closed Mondays Travel Guide Airport Guide City Guide Holiday Resorts ... Travel Reviews

42. Degal D.o.o. Provides assistance in starting a business in croatia. Includes history, description of services and contact details. http://www.degal.hr

43. Bujinkan Croatia - History history. Photo history. Allthough ninjutsu was practicing in croatia since 1986. (Dean Rostohar), it wasn t until 1990. when the art officially took roots here. http://www.bujinkan.hr/en/bujinkanCro/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 Photo history Allthough ninjutsu was practicing in Croatia since 1986. ( Dean Rostohar ), it wasn't until 1990. when the art officially took roots here. It all began with the first ninjutsu seminar, held by Dominik - Dado and Sasha Tesic . Since then a small gruop of enthusiasts trains the art. Unfortunatelly, a few so called "masters" appeared in public, but they vanished in a short period. Some of Shihan Rostohar's students, now instructors The warrior arts school " Bujinkan Seishin Dojo - Croatia The School of the Divine Warrior with sincere heart "), was founded in 1993. by the request and guidance of Soke Hatsumi . Teachers and instructors of the Dojo trained and learned in many seminars in Japan and Europe. It is the only true school of ninjutsu in Croatia under Bujinkan organization. Today there are two dojos in Croatia: the main dojo in Zagreb, Bujinkan Seishin Dojo Pakrac and Bujinkan Seishin Dojo Vrbovec. There is also a section in Osijek. (For the details see "

44. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Croatia : History : History Through The Nineteenth Centu AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete information on croatia history history through the Nineteenth Century, Former http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/C/Croatia-history.html

AllRefer Channels :: Health Yellow Pages Reference Weather SEARCH : in Reference June 08, 2004 You are here : AllRefer.com Reference Encyclopedia Former Yugoslavian Political Geography ... Croatia By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z C Croatia, Former Yugoslavian Political Geography Related Category: Former Yugoslavian Political Geography Croatia [kr O A u Pronunciation Key History- History through the Nineteenth Century A part of the Roman province of Pannonia, Croatia was settled in the 7th cent. by Croats, who accepted Christianity in the 9th cent. A kingdom from the 10th cent., Croatia conquered surrounding districts, including Dalmatia, which was chronically contested with Venice. Croatia's power reached its peak in the 11th cent., but internecine strife facilitated its conquest in 1091 by King Ladislaus I of Hungary. In 1102 a pact between his successor and the Croatian tribal chiefs established a personal union of Croatia and Hungary under the Hungarian monarch. Although Croatia remained linked with Hungary for eight centuries, the Croats were sometimes able to choose their rulers independently of Budapest. In personal union with Hungary, Croatia retained its own diet and was governed by a ban, or viceroy. After the battle of MohAcs in 1526 most of Croatia came under Turkish rule. In 1527 the Croatian feudal lords agreed to accept the Hapsburgs as their kings in return for common defense and retention of their privileges. During the following century Croatia served as a Hapsburg outpost in the defense of central Europe from a Turkish onslaught.

45. WWW.HR - About Croatia:History Two important elements, the herald and the history of croatia, are the basis of this chess. history of Shipbuilding in croatia http//brod.pfri.hr/pov/pov.html. http://tjev.tel.fer.hr/wwwhr/abouthr/history/index.en.html

Hrvatski Search terms: within web directory and show results WEB DIRECTORY About Directory New additions Most popular ... Hrvatska povijest http://www.hrvatska-povijest.tk/ An Overview of the Croatian History, Culture and Science http://www.hr/hrvatska/Croatia-HCS.html by Darko ®ubriniæ Preromanesque art of Croatia http://www.early-croatian-art.net/ Across the coastal regions of Croatia, there are many monuments from early medieval times, dating from the periods of Late Antiquity to the Romanesque. This historic epoch in Europe has left us with little authentic monuments. However, this period is a very important part of the history of Croatian architecture and art. A hundred churches from Istria to Boka Kotorska bay are evidence of the Early Croatian artistic expression. We hope that through these pages we will give you an accurate representation and bring closer to you, the art which we enjoy so much! Hrvatski ratnici http://hrvati.virtualave.net/hr/ratnici.html Na¹a slavna i krvlju ispisana hrvatska povijest nikada neæe zaboraviti hrvatske junake, èijoj su se hrabrosti, ratnom umijeæu i vite¹kom duhu divili i èudom èudili svi, pa i sami neprijatelji. Ni dan danas, povjesnièari i vojni struènjaci ne mogu shvatiti a pogotovo objasniti, kako su èesto puta u vrijeme turskih osvajanja, ponekad i preko 100 puta brojèano slabiji Hrvati uspijevali razbiti neprijatelje. Ovdje su navedeni samo neki od najpoznatijih, ali prisjeæajuæi se njih mislimo i na sve ostale, imenima znane i neznane hrvatske junake koji su dali najveæe ¾rtve za Hrvatsku i hrvatski narod, kao i za kr¹æansku Europu.

46. Neckties, Wholesale Silk Neckties, Men's Neckties & Shawls 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/about/index.php

OUR BOUTIQUES LEGAL REMARK 2002 Ties The Necktie Online Shop - Buy a tie online I n the capital city of Croatia, the prestigious company Potomac Ltd. follows the time-honoured tradition of manufacturing this article of clothing. Passed on from generation to generation, the CROATA necktie has become Croatia's national cultural symbol. CROATA neckties are made only from top-quality silk in various weaves. They are handmade and are distinguished by various details of precision and impeccable manufacturing. The quality of CROATA neckties, (their cut, length, and silk), matches the quality level of the most famous world trademarks. Created by Croatian designers, the classic and modern collections vary depending on seasons and current market trends. Many motifs have been inspired by Croatia's rich cultural heritage including, the ancient Glagolitic script, a traditional three-part interlacing design, the Dux Croatorum, and the beautiful Adriatic coast. Original CROATA cravats are easily distinguished. 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 included. By virtue of Croatia's geographic position, CROATA neckties combine Eastern refinement and exoticism with Western elegance and design.

47. { Bol } Island Brac, Dalmatia , Croatia | History Its history reaches back till the beginning of our era, if not earlier. the end of 17th century) containing a valuable gallery of modern Croatian art, Church http://www.bol.hr/en/history.php

Choose Accommodation Rooms Appartments Agro Tourism Camps Choose Hotels: Zlatni Rat Hotels Bretanide Resort Hotel Ivan Hotel Kastil - other links - Bol Info Bol Ladies Open DID you KNOW? As the largest tourist centre on the island, Bol offers about twenty sport amenities, a large tennis court with 1820 audience seats where every year gather the world tennis elite as the guests of well known tournaments Jadranska Rivijera and WTA Croatiam Bol Ladies Open Introduction Location Climate History ... Pansion Villa Mira History Bol is a historic settlement. Its history reaches back till the beginning of our era, if not earlier. All of it is visible today: In the harbour of Bol there are: Ffortified Gothic summer residence (the end of 15th and the beginning of 16th century), Renaissance - Baroque palace (the end of 17th century) containing a valuable gallery of modern Croatian art

48. Croatia - History And Photo Catalog Of World Paper Money A brief monetary history Turkish currency, till 1878; Austrian currency, 1878 Croatian Dinar = Yugoslavian Dinar, 19911994; Kuna = (1.000 Croarian Dinara) =100 http://www.atsnotes.com/catalog/croatia/croatia.html

home glossary, grading etc. ordering History and Photo Catalog of World Paper Money CROATIA A brief monetary history: Turkish currency, till 1878 Austrian currency, 1878-1918 Yugoslavian currency, 1918-1941 Kuna = 100 banica, 1941-1945 Yugoslavian currency, 1945-1991 Croatian Dinar = Yugoslavian Dinar, 1991-1994 Kuna = (1.000 Croarian Dinara) =100 Lipas, from 1994 For earlier issues see: Austo-Hungary , till 1918 Yugoslavia For Fiume issues see: Fiume, 1919-1921 Pick # Date German occupation 10, 50, 100, 500, 1.000 kuna 50 banica, 1, 2 kuna 20, 50 kuna; not issued 100, 500, 1.000, 5.000, 5.000 kuna Republic, from 1991 (after collapse of Yugoslavia) 1, 5, 10, 25, 100, 500, 1.000, 2.000, 5.000, 10.000, 50.000, 100.000 dinara 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1.000 kuna 10 kuna 5, 10, 20 kuna Serbian Republic Krajina, Knin 10.000, 20.000, 50.000 dinara 10, 50, 100, 500, 1.000, 5.000, 10.000, 50.000 dinara 100.000, 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 Milion, 1, 5, 10 Miliard dinara 5.000, 50.000, 100.000, 500.000, 5, 100, 500 Milion, 5,10, 50 Miliard dinara 1.000, 10.000, 500.000, 1, 10 Milion dinara

49. LookSmart - Article Search For " Croatia History" Results for +croatia +history from FindArticles (showing 1 10 of 206), About. Join the Zeal community and help build the +croatia +history Directory Topic. http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/PI/search.jhtml?isp=FA&cat=news&key=+Croatia +H

50. LookSmart - Article Search For " Croatia History" Results for +croatia +history from FindArticles (showing 1 10 of 53), About. Join the Zeal community and help build the +croatia +history Directory Topic. http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/PI/search.jhtml?isp=FA&cat=ref&key=+Croatia +Hi

51. Croatia - SIG Knowledge Page National Histories croatia Chronology (6141990) Historical Outline of croatian history 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

52. EMBASSY OF CROATIA - General Information For the first time in its history, croatia s continuous selfrule was interrupted, with all activity of the croatian parliament suspended and the croatian http://www.croatiaemb.org/basic_facts/BF-History.htm

HISTORY OF THE CROATIAN STATE Croatia enjoys a rich political and cultural history, marked by the following moments: Emergence of Croatian Statehood Croats arrived in their present homeland in the 7th century AD. In 679, Croats entered into a treaty with Pope Agatho, and Croats accepted Christianity during the rule of Prince Viseslav in 800. Viceroy Trpimir, an ancestor of the Croatian dynasty of Trpimirovic, ruled Dalmatian Croatia. In a letter dated 852, the name Hrvat (Croat) was recorded for the first time on the Adriatic coast. Pope John VII blessed the Croatian Prince Branimir, Croatian clergy and Croatian people in St. Peter Church in Rome on May 21, 879, proclaiming the first international recognition of Croatia. Croatia first emerged as a nation-state in 925 when Ban Tomislav, united Pannonian and Dalmatian Croatia and was crowned the first Croatian King. In 1094 the Bishopric of Zagreb was founded. Under the archdiocese of Ostrogon until 1180, and the archdiocese of Kalocza from 1180 to 1152, Zagreb was in 1852 elevated to the rank of an independent archdiocese. The Baska tablet, one of the oldest and most valuable texts in the Croatian language and Glagolic script, was written in 1100. It details land that King Zvonimir gave to the abbey of St. Lucia in Draga Bascanska and the construction of the St. Lucia Church.

53. President Franjo Tudjman's Horrors Of War Launched At Croatian Embassy fascist resistance and the struggle for an independent, democratic croatia, President Tudjman in the book examines the role of violence in history, focusing on http://www.croatiaemb.org/C_U_relations/Cro&USA/part7.htm

President Franjo Tudjman's Horrors of War launched at Croatian Embassy Horrors of War first appeared in 1989 as "Bespuca povijesne zbiljnosti: Rasprava o povijesti i filozofiji zlosilja" in the Croatian language. This is the seventh edition of the book. This translation will provide the English speaking world an opportunity to read for the first time President Tudjman's views as a democratic dissident without the distortion or bias previously translated editions have included. At the Embassy ceremony last November, Dr. Miomir Zuzul, Croatia's Ambassador to the United States, said it was an honor to be able to present Horrors of War to the President. "President Tudjman's erudition and firsthand experience of the horrors of war are interwoven into his study of philosophy and the role of violence in history," Ambassador Zuzul commented, adding that "his experience as a participant in the anti-fascist movement during the Second World War was crucial in forging peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the Washington and Dayton Accords." The Honorable Thomas Patrick Melady, former U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See, said he was honored to have written the introduction to the book, adding that it is important that the whole world be acquainted with Croatian history: not just its recent history and the suffering during the Second World War and under Communism, but also the history of the 18th and 19th centuries.

54. Croatian Culture & History On The Web history of croatia Povijest Hrvatske. croatian Literary Resources On The Web. croatia A history by Ivo Goldstein, Nikolina Jovanovic (Translator). http://www.romwell.com/travel/advisory/europe/croatia/culturecro.shtml

Travel > Discover Croatia Tuesday, June 8th Related Links Shopping Travel General Info Croatian Islands Info About Croatia Croatian Language ... Croatian History - A short history of Croatia. Croatian Arts and Culture The Dubrovnik Summer Festival Dubrovnik - Historical Monuments Festival of Animated Films Zagreb ... Culture Link - The Network of Networks for Research and Cooperation in Cultural Development Magazines Popular Music Great Videos Online Store ... Sweepstakes Books Langenscheidt's Universal Dictionary: English-Croatian Croatian-English Croatia: A History by Ivo Goldstein, Nikolina Jovanovic (Translator) Insight Pocket Guide with map Croatia by Jane Foster Croatia : Explore the World by Nelles Verlag Staff (Editor) ... Romwell.com Send mail to webmaster with questions or comments about this web site.

55. Croatian Museums & Galleries croatian history MUSEUM 1846. 1996 - 150 years of the National Museum in croatia. croatian history Museum. croatian Sport Museum. http://www.romwell.com/travel/advisory/europe/croatia/cromuseums.shtml

Travel > Discover Croatia Tuesday, June 8th Welcome to Romwell Travel Advisory Books Neanderthal from Krapina Galleries Art Pavilion in Zagreb Ivan Mestrovic Famous Croatian Sculptor (1883-1962) The Art Gallery Split Croatian Internet Gallery Centuries of Natural Science in Croatia Zagreb Tourist info - City Galleries ... Museum Documentation Centre - The first Croatian public museum was established in 1750 in Split. Operating in Croatia today are 146 museums, galleries, museum collections, about seventy church collections as well as a large number of private collections which hold more than five million objects in 1153 different museum collections. There are 650 professional workers, curators, conservators and restorers who keep, scientifically process and present museum objects. Croatian History MUSEUM 1846. - 1996 - 150 years of the National Museum in Croatia. Museum "Staro Selo" Kumrovec - The Staro Selo (Old Village) Museum is the only open-air museum in Croatia with birth-place of Josip Broz Tito as its most significant sight. The experts of the Zagreb Museum of Arts and Crafts restored the house to its original condition. Croatian Museums on the Internet Mimara Museum, Zagreb

56. Www.campuslife.utoronto.ca/groups/csa/croatia/history/lit.html www.campuslife.utoronto.ca/groups/csa/croatia/history.html General information, history, many pictures, links and a travel croatia menu, with information, history, links, many pictures and a travel account. croatia, main menu General information, Links. http://www.campuslife.utoronto.ca/groups/csa/croatia/history/lit.html

57. General Information About Croatia Instead a few links with more information about croatian history Countryguide-study. Brief history of croatia, A brief history of croatia until 1991. http://www.teije.nl/kroatie/hr_info_en.htm

Croatia, general information Interesting facts Geographic information Population Languages ... The actual weather Interesting facts on Croatia (September 2003) The national flag Official name Republika Hrvatska (= Republic of Croatia) Area 56,542 square km. (1.4x the Netherlands) Number of inhabitants 4.4 million (July 2002) Population density 77 per square kilometer Capital Zagreb Monetary unit Road network Rapidly, new (toll) highways are being opened throughout the country. On the through traffic roads along the coast and through the mountains to the south and southeast there is still a lot of truck traffic, so one mostly makes 40 to 80 kilometers an hour. Small roads near the Bosnian border can be quite bad with potholes. Fuel prices Cars' license plate HR Telephone country prefix Internet country code .hr Prices in general Time difference GMT+1; the same as in Holland The best in Croatia We liked what we have seen: the mountains and the coastal road to the souteast of the country is fantastic. We haven't been to the northeast of the country. Impressive (and terrifying) are the traces of the war (1991-1994) which can still be seen in rural areas. Geographical data Croatia is situated in southeastern Europe, bordering the Adriatic Sea, between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Slovenia.

58. WHKMLA : History Of Croatia, ToC Peoples, Cambridge University Press (1985) 1999 Giuseppe Praga, history of Dalmatia, Pisa Giardini 1993 Ivo Goldstein, croatia a history, (1999) McGill http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/balkans/xcroatia.html

Hungary Slovenia First posted on May 7th 2002, last revised on March 24th 2004 For the years before 1918, see also Hungary (for Croatia and Slavonia) and Venice (for Dalmatia) Croatians before 614 Croatia 614-802 Dalmatia 614-802 Croatia 802-1102 ... Yugoslavia 1980-1992 Historical Atlas, Croatia Page EXTERNAL FILES CIA World Factbook : Croatia ; BBC Country Profile : Croatia Virtual Library History : Croatia Library of Congress, Country Studies : Yugoslavia Timeline of Croatian History, from Croatian Homepage , brief; from BBC News , from timelines.ws Chronology of Catholic Dioceses : Croatia, from Kirken i Norge History of the (Orthodox) Archdiocesis of Zagreb-Ljubljana, from SPC Croatian History, from croatia.net Croatia, an Overview of its History, Culture and Science, by Darko Zubrinic History of the Croatian State, from Croatian Embassy Croatia : Culture and History, links from Slavophilia Croatian History, from Bronzovic Genealogy Vasilie Krestic, History of the Serbs in Croatia and Slavonia, 1848-1918 , book, to a large part online History of Istra (Istria), by

59. WHKMLA : History Of Croatia, 1867-1918 EXTERNAL FILES, croatia, history of, from Catholic Encyclopedia 1914 edition, from Discover croatia, from croatia.net , from dalmatia.net, illustrated Dalmatia http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/balkans/croat18671918.html

Croatia 1849-1867 Croatia 1867-1918 The AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN AUSGLEICH of 1867 recreated a strong autonomous administration in Budapest, dominated by Hungary's landowning nobility. A similar Hungaro-Croatian Ausgleich, the NAGODBA, was signed in 1868. The Hungarian administration, in charge of the old Hungarian Kingdom which included Slovakia, Transylvania, and as an annex the old Kingdom of Croatia (except Dalmatia), despite the Nagodba now introduced a policy of MAGYARIZATION. Croatian nationalists felt betrayed in a double sense - not only were they not rewarded for their loyalty to the Habsburg dynasty in 1848/49, when they helped suppress the Hungarian revolt, but now they were subjected to a Magyar administration in a way they had never been before in history, throughout 7 and a half centuries of dynastic union with Hungary. In addition, Dalmatia was treated as an annex to Austria and thus subject to a policy of Germanization, although less rigorous than the Magyarization in Croatia-Slavonia. Croatian nationalists and liberals strove for a Croatian Ausgleich which would restore Croatia's territorial union with Dalmatia and would grant them the political autonomy, save their cultural identity from the Magyar threat. However, the chances to achieve these seemed remote. A number of Croatian patriots saw the only hope of Croatian independence in a Croatian-Serb federation - YUGOSLAVISM.

60. 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

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