General information

Call No.:

310-0-2:37/1

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 #37 / No. 1

Original Title

Dnevnik

Date of air

1996-12-03

Date

1996

Level

Item

Primary Type

Moving image

Language

Croatian

Duration

43 min.

Content

Form/Genre

News, Television program

Contents Summary

Franjo Tuđman visits Vukovar and Croatian Podunavlje and meets with Jacques Klein and representatives of local Serbs: Tuđman’s speech about relations between Croatia and Yugoslavia | Transitional Customs Service begins its work on the Croatian-Serbian border near Erdut | Report from OSCE Summit in Lisbon: Serbia harshly criticized | Croatia is no longer a problem of, but a partner in European security, states Zlatko Mateša on OSCE Summit in Lisbon | London Conference on Bosnia and Herzegovina to begin tomorrow | Slobodan Milošević needs to recognize the results of local elections, states Nicholas Burns | Serbian government shuts down Radio B92 and Radio Index | Foreign reaction to latest protests of Serbian opposition in Belgrade | International news | Railway workers stop this kind of traffic completely: negative consequences of this event discussed | Vlatko Pavletić meets with the delegation of Union of Pensioners to discuss current events | Awards for best inventors from Croatia given today | Tomislav Sabljak receives the Mirko Fotez award for best novel | The book “Monumenta Croatica Vaticana: Camera Apostolica” presented today in Zagreb | Lions Grand Prix for Painting begins today in Zagreb | Sports news

Context

Associated Names

Hrvatska radiotelevizija (HRT) (Producer)

Subject / Coverage

Spatial Coverage

Belgrade

Erdut

Lipovac

Nijemci

Osijek

Rijeka

Sarajevo

Vukovar

Zagreb

Đeletovci

Subject

Boutros-Ghali, Boutros

Burns, NIcholas

Dačić, Ivica

Granić, Mate

Ivančević, Željko

Kinkel, Klaus

Klarić, Marijan

Klein, Jacques

Knezić, Josip

Mateša, Zlatko

Milošević, Slobodan

Orešković, Željko

Pavletić, Vlatko

Raguž, Martin

Roberts, Ivor

Sabljak, Tomislav

Schüssel, Wolfgang

Škarica, Mato

Theresa, Mother

Tuđman, Franjo

Vokić, Ljilja