General information

Call No.:

310-0-2:14/1

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 #14 / No. 1

Original Title

Dnevnik

Date of air

1996-10-25

Date

1996

Level

Item

Primary Type

Moving image

Language

Croatian

Duration

39 min.

Content

Form/Genre

News, Television program

Contents Summary

Franjo Tuđman, Mate Granić and Zlatko Mateša meet separately with the Slovenian Foreign Minister Davorin Kračun to discuss mutual cooperation between Croatia and Slovenia | The construction of a highway between Zagreb and the Hungarian border proceeds faster than expected | A new thermal power plant, Plomin 2, to be built soon | Report on the latest meeting of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian Presidency | Herzeg-Bosnian County’s local authorities meet today in Kupres | International news | The Croatian military training “Obadva 96” was held today | Report on blood donations in Croatia | The bank system in Croatia is potentially in danger after the collapse of the Trieste Credit Bank | New branches of Italian banks opened in Zagreb | Report on ship building in Rijeka | The crisis within HND continued | Milan Đukić comments on the future common life of Serbs and Croats in Eastern Slavonija | SDP will continue boycotting the sessions of the Croatian Parliament until HRT begins its direct broadcasting | HSP opens its new branch in Vinkovci | 125th anniversary of the Croatian Philharmonic Orchestra marked today in Zagreb | The theater play “Marriage” written by Nikolay Gogol was premiered today in Zagreb | The Coalition Zajedno might boycott the elections in Yugoslavia

Context

Associated Names

Hrvatska radiotelevizija (HRT) (Producer)

Subject / Coverage

Spatial Coverage

Kupres

Plomin

Rijeka

Sarajevo

Vinkovci

Zagreb

Subject

Agotić, Imra

Begović, Damir

Biškupić, Božo

Bonino, Emma

Chirac, Jacques

Dobrović, Neven

Drašković, Vuk

Granić, Mate

Howard, John

Izetbegović, Alija

Kračun, Davorin

Krajišnik, Momčilo

Manolić, Josip

Mateša, Zlatko

Mesić, Stjepan

Mubarak, Hosni

Račan, Ivica

Raić, Božo

Rodionov, Igor

Rukavina, Darko

Škreb, Marko

Steiner, Michael

Stipetić, Petar

Šušak, Gojko

Tuđman, Franjo

Višnjić, Nedeljko

Vitez, Zlatko

Wa Dondo, Kengo

Yeltsin, Boris

Zubak, Krešimir

Đukić, Milan