General information

Call No.:

310-0-2:6/2

Part of series

HU OSA 310-0-2 Monitoring of Croatian Television: Off-Air Recordings of Television News and Other Political Programs

Located at

VHS PAL #6 / No. 2

Original Title

Motrišta

Date

1996

Level

Folder

Primary Type

Moving image

Language

Croatian

Duration

24 min.

Content

Form/Genre

News, Television program

Contents Summary

International news | Issues regarding small and medium-sized enterprises discussed in the Croatian parliament | The Croatian government sends several bills on property to the Croatian Parliament | Results of Mate Granić’s visit to the Netherlands | Oppositional MPs change their party membership in the City Council of Zagreb | City council of Zagreb | HNS (Croatian People's Party – Liberal Democrats) | HND (Croatian Independent Democrats) | Ivica Kostović comments on projects that the Croatian government agreed to be conducted by the European administration | Ivica Kostović meets with the organization “Mothers of Vukovar” to discuss the identification of victims of war | The Czech Minister of Justice Jan Kalvoda meets in Zagreb with his Croatian counterpart Miroslav Šeparović | The situation in the Croatian railways and the possible British model for its privatization discussed today in Zagreb | A conference on hotel management and tourism held in Opatija | The second congress of cardiologists begins in Zagreb | A scientific discussion about the life of Benedikt Kotruljević and his significance in the Croatian history held in Dubrovnik | Exhibition of Andres Serrano’s photographies opens in Zagreb | Sports news

Subject / Coverage

Spatial Coverage

Dubrovnik

Opatija

Ovčara

Vukovar

Zagreb

Subject

Abdel-Malik, Ana

Borić, Jasna

Cetinski, Vinka

Chernomyrdin, Viktor

Clinton, Bill

Dole, Robert

Dostum, Abdul Rashid

Granić, Mate

Hebrang, Andrija

Horvat, Ivica

Ivanišević, Katica

Kalvoda, Jan

Kinkel, Klaus

Kostović, Ivica

Kotruljević, Benedikt

Kulikov, Alexander

Lebed, Alexander

Mlakar, Davorin

Perry, William

Rajner, Željko

Šeparović, Miroslav

Serrano, Andres

Stanakzaiy, Sher Mohammed

Stipetić, Vladimir

Toplak, Sonja

Tuđman, Franjo

Yeltsin, Boris