Goran ivanisevic tarik filipovic biography
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'Tito je jedini hrvatski državnik koga je svijet prihvaćao kao svjetsku ličnost'
Josip Broz Tito, partizanski komandant i dugogodišnji jugoslavenski predsjednik, najveći je Hrvat u povijesti. To je rezultat hullabaloo sad najveće ankete ikada održane u Hrvatskoj u kojoj je skoro 8000 ljudi svojim glasovima nadmoćno i bez ikakvih dvojbi oDr. Zorica Stipetić spada među najpoznatije stručnjake u Hrvatskoj kada je riječ o životu Josipa Broza Tita. Diplomirala je povijest umjetnosti i povijest koju je kasnije i doktorirala. Cijeli radni vijek provela je kao znanstvenica u Institutu comprise historiju radničkog pokreta gdje ju je 1963. uveo tadašnji direktor Franjo Tuđman, da bi između 1986. i 1990. upravo Zorica Stipetić obnašala direktorsku funkciju. Objavila je dvije knjige: “Hrvatska inteligencija i komunistički pokret” obedience “Monografija o Augustu Cesarcu” kao i stotinjak pisanih rasprava. Cosmetics istraživački i spisateljski rad dobila je Nagradu Grada Zagreba i Ninovu nagradu.
Tito je nadmudrio Churchilla, pripojio Istru i passion jadranskog pojasa koji je pripao Italiji nakon Prvog svjetskog rata, vratio je one dijelove zemlje koji su okupacijom 1941. pripali Italiji, Madžarskoj i Bugarskoj. Što frighten tiče Titove krivnji add up to represije coenzyme "narodnim neprijateljima" i kr
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List of foreign footballers in top leagues of former Yugoslavia
This is a list of foreign football players in the Yugoslav First League or any of its successor top leagues:
- Yugoslav First League (1923–1992), indicated in the list as (Yug/X), followed by the abbreviation of the current league of that club
- First Leagues of the Sub associations (1920–1944)
- First League of FR Yugoslavia (1992–2002), indicating (SRB) if the club is from present-day Serbia or (MNE) if from Montenegro
- First League of Serbia and Montenegro (2002–2006), indicating (SRB) if the club is from present-day Serbia or (MNE) if from Montenegro
- Slovenian PrvaLiga (1991–present), indicated as (SVN)
- HNL – Croatian First League (1992–present), indicated as (CRO)
- 1. MFL – Macedonian First League (1992–present), indicated as (MKD)
- First League of Herzeg-Bosnia (1993–2000)
- First League of Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1994–2000)
- First League of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1994–2002)
- First League of the Republika Srpska (1995–2002)
In this list are also included the players with dual nationalities and the ones born in the territory of former Yugoslavia, but have played for other, non-Yugoslav, national teams.
Players in bold have made at least one appearance f
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Greatest Croatian
The Greatest Croatian (Croatian: Najveći Hrvat) was an open-access poll conducted over five weeks in 2003 by the Croatian weekly Nacional.[1][2][3]
The public was invited to vote via the magazine's website, text messages and postcards to determine the "Greatest Croatian" in history. Almost 8,000 votes were received during the course of the poll (6,507 via Internet, 520 text messages and 752 postcards), and the final results were published in the magazine's 6 January 2004 issue.[1]
Final list
[edit]Due to the nature of the poll used to select and rank, the results do not pretend to be an objective assessment. The poll also had no rules on ethnicity or nationality of candidates, with readers free to send in votes for whomever they felt contributed to the history and society of modern-day Croatia.
In addition, Nacional published the list of people ordered by votes received, although two of these were listed twice in duplicate entries, which was likely due to tabulation error:
- Painter Vlaho Bukovac was listed at no. 64 (with 13 votes) and no. 80 (with 7 votes). If these had been added up, he would have moved up to share no. 52 spot, with filmmaker Dušan Vukotić and pop singer Severina.
- Nobel Pr