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Call Number
310-0-2:1/2

General information

Call No.:
310-0-2:1/2
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 #1 / 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
Report on the fourth conference of the Union of the exiled persons from Croatian Podunavlje | General Bobetko gave his new book “All my battles” to Franjo Tuđman | President Tuđman received a delegation from the Croatian self governed municipalities in Hungary: report on their activities there have been given to the president | Granić talked with Rehn about the reintegration of Croatian Podunavlje and the determination of Croatia to collaborate with the Hague tribunal | Rehn met with relatives of imprisoned and missing persons | 50 years anniversary of the process against the archbishop Alojzije Stepinac | Celebration of the Rakovica revolt: Sanader states that Croatia does not want to enter in any kind of Balkan associations since a lot of victims have been given for its independence | Report on the political activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Kinkel meets the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina | Kornblum meets Milošević in Belgrade | International news | Monument unveiled in Virovitica to honor the soldiers killed in the Croatian war for independence | Monument unveiled in honor of 5 soldiers which died on the Vran mountain | Hospital to be build in Umag | Colloquy “Culture, creativity and the young” held in Varaždin | Meeting of the presidents of HSLS offices from all counties in Koprivnica | Celebration of 260 years from the immigration of Albanians in Croatia | Promotion of haiku poetry book by Dubravko Ivančan with illustrations by Nada Žiljak | Sport

Subject / Coverage

Spatial Coverage
Koprivnica
Osijek
Rakovica
Umag
Varaždin
Virovitica
Zagreb
Subject
Bobetko, Janko
Boltho, Vera
Clinton, Bill
Dečak, Đuro
Devide, Vladimir
Granić, Mate
Hebrang, Andrija
Ivančan, Dubravko
Izetbegović, Alija
Karagić, Mijo
Kinkel, Klaus
Kornblum, John
Kos, Ćiril
Krajišnik, Momčilo
Kuharić, Franjo
Milošević, Slobodan
Rehn, Elisabeth
Sanader, Ivo
Šoljić, Vladimir
Tuđman, Franjo
Vanđura, Đuro
Žiljak, Nada
Zubak, Krešimir