General information

Call No.:

310-0-2:21/1

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 #21 / No. 1

Original Title

Dnevnik

Date of air

1996-11-01

Date

1996

Level

Item

Primary Type

Moving image

Language

Croatian

Duration

38 min.

Content

Form/Genre

News, Television program

Contents Summary

Report on the celebration of All Saints Day around Croatia | Franjo Tuđman lays wreath on Medvedgrad in honour of those that gave their lifes for Croatia | UNTAES withdraw from 5 villages from Croatian Podunavlje | Visit of the graveyards in the Croatian Podunavlje by Croat exiles from this area | Report on a mass for the All Saints Day in Zagreb and a visit of graveyards in Zagreb | Report on the visit of the delegation of the Croatian Ministry of Defense of US: Šušak expects that by the end of the first six months of the following year Croatia could take control of the Croatian Podunavlje | The delegation of the Croatian parliament in China familiarized the hosts with the economic possibilities of Croatia | Report on the session of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo | Celebration of All Saints Day in Sarajevo | Problems in Mostar with stoned cars of Croatians and exiled Bosniaks from Wester Mostar | International news | Report on the electoral campaign in SR Yugoslavia | Report on the celebration of All Saints Day in Zagreb | Sport

Context

Associated Names

Hrvatska radiotelevizija (HRT) (Producer)

Subject / Coverage

Spatial Coverage

Mostar

Nijemci

Osijek

Sarajevo

Vukovar

Zagreb

Subject

Arafat, Yasser

Avramović, Dragoslav

Boutros-Ghali, Boutros

Červenko, Zvonimir

Clinton, Bill

Coffman, Douglas

Ćorić, Valentin

Culej, Marko

Dole, Bob

Drnovšek, Janez

Ganić, Ejup

Garrod, Martin

Granić, Mate

Ivanišević, Katica

Janša, Janez

Jarnjak, Ivan

Klein, Jacques Paul

Kos, Ćiril

Kostović, Ivica

Lake, Anthony

Le Pen, Jean-Marie

Mateša, Zlatko

Matulović-Dropulić, Marina

Milošević, Slobodan

Pavletić, Vlatko

Perry, William

Primakov, Yevgeny

Prlić, Jadranko

Puljić, Vinko

Radić, Jure

Sanader, Ivo

Šeks, Vladimir

Šešelj, Vojislav

Talbott, Strobe

Tuđman, Franjo

Vrkić, Ivica

Zubak, Krešimir