News

Call Number
310-0-2:21/3

General information

Call No.:
310-0-2:21/3
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 #21 / 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 delegation of the ministry of defense headed by Gojko Šušak returned from the US: a mutual resolution between Croatia and US concerning East Slavonia has been signed | Franjo Tuđman named Janko Vranyczany-Dobrinović ambassador of Croatia in the European Union | What does the regional approach of the European Union means for Croatia? | Report on the relations between Iran and Hasan Čengić and the US demand for his change of the place deputy minister of defense of the Federation Bosnia and Herzegovina | Political crisis in Mostar: new cases of stoned Croatian cars and bomb attacks | Elections in SR Yugoslavia | International news | The Croatian parliamentary delegation in China visits Shenzhen | German company signed a contract on Brioni for investment in the completion of the building of the thermal power plant Plomin 2 | Interview with Damir Begović, general manager of the electricity company “Hrvatska elektroprivreda”, concerning the investment | The Croatian National Bank introduced changes in the system of payment operations according to the standards of the developed countries | Mass in the Zagreb Cathedral for all the Croatian soldiers killed in the war | Tuđman receives a delegation of the University of Zagreb: the rector Marijan Šunjić informs the president about the strategy for development of the University | Tuđman visits an exhibition dedicated to the Croatian scientists | Sport | Report on incident in Mostar: Croatian cars has been stoned |

Subject / Coverage

Spatial Coverage
Belgrade
Brijuni
Mostar
Zagreb
Subject
Begović, Damir
Biškupić, Božo
Burns, NIcholas
Čengić, Hasan
Ćorić, Valentin
Ćurković, Petar
Ganić, Ejup
Jezerinac, Juraj
Kajin, Damir
Kostović, Ivica
Mandela, Nelson
Pavletić, Vlatko
Pitaf Mrzljak, Greta
Rajić, Božo
Šaćirbegović, Muhamed
Sese Seko, Mobutu
Šunjić, Marijan
Šušak, Gojko
Tuđman, Franjo
Vranyczany-Dobrinović, Janko
Wisnumurti, Nugroho