Studia Croatica - números 42-43 - 1971 (Spanish Edition) (Kindle Edition)

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Studia Croatica

Año XIV, Buenos Aires, 1971, N° 42-43



El Vaticano y Croacia
La situación económica de Croacia
Los primeros croatas en la Argentina
El revolucionario Eugenio Kvaternik
La conjuración del conde Pedro Zrinski y del marqués Francisco Cristóbal Frankopan
"Le Monde" en servicio de una causa injusta
Starcevic, vivificador del nacionalismo croata
Strossmayer y los búlgaros
Benedetto Croce y la encrucijada de la civilización europea
Documentos:
Carta del Instituto Croata-Latinoamericano de Cultura a la Santa Sede con motivo de la recepción de Tito en el Vaticano
Comentarios y noticias
La crisis yugoslava vista por la prensa mundial
In memoriam de Ivo Bogdan
Murió el Dr. Ricardo Floegel
Micronoticiero
Reseña de libros
Branko Miljus: Les Habsburg, L'Eglise et les Slaves du sud
John Prcela and Stanko Guldescu Operation Slaughterhouse
Ivan Tomas: Dva predvodnika Bozje Hrvatske (Dos Conductores de la Croacia de Dios)
Stepan Buc: Zur Slavischen Problematik (Acerca de la problemática eslava)
James Nash: Yugoslavia in pictures (Yugoslavia en fotografías)
George J. Prpic: A Century of World Communism - A selective chronological outline
Ivan Degrel: El año fatal 1918 - La disgregación del milenario reino croata (Kobna 1918. - Rasap tisucljetnog hrvatskog kraljevstva)
Dr. Estanislao Meciar - su fallecimiento

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Los croatas y la palabra - Croatians and the word - 01

Los croatas y la palabra - Croatians and the word - 01

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World War II mass graves found in Zagreb

Thursday, 1 st July, 2010
World War II mass graves found in Zagreb
The remains of German soldiers and Ustashe killed by Partisan forces and then buried in a mass grave during WWII have been exhumed and sent off for forensic examination.
Two skulls, bones, a military belt, and a button with the inscription "NDH" referring to the Independent State of Croatia established between 1941 and 1943 and which collaborated with the Nazi regime, were found in the top layer of the dig.
Ivica Relkovic, the president of the Croatian Responsible Society (HOD) discovered the graves on Monday in Gornja Kustosija (Zagreb) following conversations with witnesses.
The HOD is awaiting a court order for further exhumation. Relkovic said that he gave the police a map with six other locations where additional graves are suspected to exist, all within 300 meters of the site.
Milan Bituh, 79, was 14 when he witnessed the execution of 16 German officers and drivers.  He said that he never told anyone of what he had seen because because before the 1990s – when Croatia was part of former Yugoslavia – he could have been put in jail for such disclosure.
He denied the claims of some of the HOD officials that a child was murdered at the site, the Croatian daily Vecernji List reports.croatiantimes.com 

Ivan Mestrovic's marble portrait of a child sold at Sotheby's in London 2010

Ivan Mestrovic's marble portrait of a child sold at Sotheby's in London 2010

This portrait of Slavan Vidović, son of Croatian painter Ivan Vidović is the first major marble by distinguished Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović to appear at auction at Sotheby's in 2010. The portrait was modelled during Meštrović's stay in Split in 1906.

Studia Croatica - números 40-41 - 1970 (Spanish Edition) (Kindle Edition)

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Studia Croatica
Año XII, Buenos Aires, 1971, N° 40-41

La lucha por una nueva Constitución y los fondos centrales
Cuentas turbias: La destrucción de la economía croata
Cisma en la estructura de poder e ideología del marxismo-leninismo
El centenario de la ópera croata en Zagreb (1870-1970)
Reseña histórica de la lengua literaria croata
La poesía del resurgimiento croata
Ivan Ratkaj, primer misionero croata en América (1647-1683)
Documentos
Discurso de Esteban Radic
Die stimme der kroaten - La voz de los croatas
Micronoticiero
In memoriam a Sava M. Stedimlija
Reseña de libros
Zvonimir Kulundzic: Los Escritos Políticos de Esteban Radic
Vladimir Maric: Kroatische Adriaküste (Land der Tausend Inseln)
Ivan Muzic: Hrvatska polítika i jugoslavenska ideja (La política croata y la idea yugoeslava)
Der Donau-Raum, Zeitschrift des Forschungsinstitudes für den Donauraum
Ives Ivonides: El mártir de la Ciudad de Kresimir, Zagreb 1970, pág. 32.

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Studia Croatica - números 38-39 - 1970 (Spanish Edition) (Kindle Edition)

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STUDIA CROATICA
Año XI – Julio - Diciembre 1970- Vol. 38-39

SOBRE LA SOBERANIA LIMITADA
VIDA Y OBRA DE JORGE DRAGIŠIĆ
ETNOGRAFIA Y FOLKLORE DE CROACIA
CROACIA Y LOS ESLAVOS DEL SUR
Documentos
LA SANTA SEDE - EL PROTOCOLO DE 1966 Y LOS INTERESES NACIONALES EN YUGOESLAVIA
POR LA VENTANA DE LA REALIDAD "SOCIALISTA YUGOESLAVA"
Crónicas, noticias y comentarios
LA REANUDACIÓN DE LAS RELACIONES DIPLOMÁTICAS ENTRE LA SANTA SEDE Y EL GOBIERNO COMUNISTA YUGOESLAVO
DECIMO ANIVERSARIO DE STUDIA CROATICA
"FREIE PRESSE" SOBRE "STUDIA CROATICA"
VIGESIMO ANIVERSARIO DE LA REVISTA CROATA
SOBRE LA UNIFICACION DE LAS PROVINCIAS "ITALIANAS"
MICRONOTICIERO
Reseña de libros
Juan Maler, Die Grosse Rebellion — Studienreise durch cine Welt am Abgrund
Ernest Bauer: Glanz und Tragik der Kroaten, Ausgewählte Kapitel der kroatischen Kriegsgeschichte
Zvonimir Kulundžić: Tragedija Hrvatske Historiografije - O falzifikatorima, negatorima, birokratima, itd., itd. hrvatske povijesti
Stanko Vujica: "The Humanist Marxism in Croacia - An Agonizing Reappraisal of Marxist Dogma and Practice"
Franjo Trogrančić: Narratori Croati - Moderni e Contemporanei
Branko Bruckner: Yugoeslavia - Autogestión en la Economia
Edgar Hoesch: Geschichte der Balkanländer
Der Donau - Baum, Zeitschrift des Forschungsinstitutes für den Donauraum
Vladimir Markotić: "The Kinship Systems from Yugoslavia"

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Clinton Walking Right into Bosnia Quicksand?

Clinton Walking Right into Bosnia Quicksand?

Long Beach Press Telegram May 16, 1993

When that theater of the absurd in Greece ended, Lord Owen euphoric statements fell short of nominating Slobodan Milosevic for the Nobel Peace Prize. Among his statements, "no need for bombs," Owen continued his condescending teaching of foreign affairs to Bill Clinton. It is noteworthy that all bombs dropped thus far have been Serbian, and since the Serbs have attained all their territorial goals, there is no need for further bombings.

Even before the ink dried on Radovan Karadzic's signature and his Cheshire-cat grin faded, the slaughter of Muslim and Croatian civilians intensified. However, the real drama came at Pale when Milosevic's creations made their second mistake of the war in former Yugoslavia.

The first occurred when the Serbs started the bombardment and siege of Dubrovnik. The Balkan conflict, with its unpronounceable names, referred to by George Bush as a mere "hiccup," would have remained a backwater civil disorder.

The Serbs' second mistake was not ratifying the Vance-Owen plan. Had the self proclaimed Bosnia Serb "parliament" endorsed the plan, it would have played the way the Vance Accord did in Croatia over a year ago: not one item has been implemented. There has been no disarming of the Serb militia or recognition of the preexisting borders. After Milosevic signed the "peace" in Croatia, all the attention then focused on Bosnia. The continuing daily shelling of towns and cities in Croatia with death, destruction and ethnic cleansing of Croatians, has been ignored by media as a war that wasn't.

The new Vance-Owen Plan, guaranteeing Bosnian Serbs a secure connection between Serb-held lands gave them better terms than the original one. Implementing the plan by U.N. troops would have been de facto recognition of land that Serbs captured. Muslim troops would not be allowed to enter Muslim areas. The U.N. Russian troops, with their appalling record, as peacekeepers in Croatia, will "enforce" the U.N. mandate in Bosnia. The rejection would prove to be a blessing because its implementation is, in reality, a dismemberment of the legitimate Bosnian government.

Serbian shrewdness correctly interpreted the West as trying to avoid action at all costs. For the first time in the war, meaningful options were proposed - arming the Muslims and Croatian Bosnian and launching air strikes.

Clinton's proposals dismayed European diplomats. They hysterically lamented that they would not stop the war, but escalate it and inflict more casualties. Their proposal is further negotiations, which will only result in more dead Muslims and Croatians, who are the real casualties of the war.

Ninety percent of the casualties have resulted from high visibility artillery and tank guns. The U.S. Air Force has electronic surveillance capability of targeting and neutralizing these threats within seconds. Serbian gunners may be savage but they do not have a death wish. No rational person believes air strikes are going to stop the war, but they would go a long way toward reducing the Muslim death rate and destruction.

After lifting the arms embargo, casualties will then becomes Serbs, which for some reason is repugnant to British and French diplomats. Is this an injustice? The Bosnians had the misfortune when the war started to have Western leaders who were wimps. George Bush, John Major and Francois Mitterrand are the tragedians of this history.

Clinton characterized the destruction of Bosnia as a smaller version of the Holocaust. Doing nothing and allowing the slaughter to continue would condone Serbian policy.