News

Call Number
310-0-2:33/3

General information

Call No.:
310-0-2:33/3
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 #33 / No. 3
Original Title
Dnevnik
Date
1996
Level
Folder
Primary Type
Moving image
Language
Croatian
Duration
40 min.

Content

Form/Genre
News, Television program
Contents Summary
The Croatian Parliament discusses the state budget:the opposition returns to the Parliament | Interview with Gojko Šušak about his visit to the Croatian Podunavlje | Report on the process of demining in the Croatian Podunavlje | Krunislav Olujić removed from the post of President of the Supreme Court due to many criminal violations | The protests in Sarajevo turn violent: Michael Steiner’s car was attacked | International news | The Council of Ministers of the EU postpones the ratification of agreement with FR Yugoslavia | Ivan Jarnjak visits Bulgaria to discuss further cooperation | Jadranko Crnić, Head of the Constitutional Court, visits Romania to exchange experiences with his colleagues | The visit of the Croatian economic delegation to China continues | Željko Lužavec meets with the railway workers’ labor unions to discuss their upcoming strike | Franjo Tuđman receives telegrams from citizens wishing him good health | Report on cars donated to Croatian war invalids | A new business center to be built in Sinj | The 5th Anniversary of the 67th military police was celebrated in Zagreb | The 50th anniversary of the leading printing publisher from Čakovec was celebrated today | The 150th anniversary of the Sister of Charity hospital in Zagreb was celebrated today | Ružica Hrnjkaš’s new book “Non-Serbs, out!:dairy from Banja Luka 1992-1993” presented today in Zagreb | Sports news | Cyrus Vance visits UNTAES headquarters in Vukovar

Subject / Coverage

Spatial Coverage
Čakovec
Osijek
Sarajevo
Sinj
Vukovar
Zagreb
Subject
Barić, Slavko
Bildt, Carl
Bullivant, Duncan
Chernomyrdin, Viktor
Chirac, Jacques
Clinton, Bill
Crnić, Jadranko
Čuvalo, Zvonimir
Dobrev, Nikolai
Dželalija, Ante
Gotovac, Vlado
Havel, Václav
Hrnjkaš, Ružica
Izetbegović, Alija
Jarnjak, Ivan
Jukić, Mijo
Katić, Žarko
Klein, Jacques
Krajišnik, Momčilo
Kuharić, Franjo
Kusić, Zvonko
Lukashenko, Alexander
Lužavec, Željko
Mashadov, Aslan
Milutinović, Milan
Olujić, Krunislav
Radić, Jure
Steiner, Michael
Šušak, Gojko
Tuđman, Franjo
Vance, Cyrus
Vitez, Zlatko
Yeltsin, Boris
Zagorec, Vladimir
Zemin, Jiang
Zubak, Krešimir
Žukan, Petar