Geography of Croatia

An exhibition on Anne Frank was removed from a school in the town of Sibenik over claims the Croatian WWII fascist Ustasa fighters were depicted as villains and anti-fascist Partisans as innocents.

Former police chief Milenko Zelenbaba, a Serbian citizen, was charged with committing war crimes against Croat villagers near the southern town of Knin in 1992.

Marking the 25th anniversary of the Yugoslav People’s Army attack on the Croatian port town of Dubrovnik, rights groups urged the authorities to prosecute Montenegrins who participated in it.

The head of the Jasenovac municipality in Croatia says she sees "nothing contentious" about a memorial with the words "For home ready" inscribed on it.

Prosecutors accused retired Yugoslav People’s Army general Borislav Djukic of being responsible for deadly attacks on Croatian civilians and property in the Sibenik area during the war.

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A well known journalist on cultural and social issues, Tatjana Gromaca, claims that her former employer, the Croatian leftist daily Novi List, has sacked her for opposing nationalism.

"The rationale for my resignation, that they don't need a correspondent from Istria [on the Croatian coast] is ridiculous," Gromaca told BIRN.

VUKOVAR – A bilingual sign on the police station building has again been smashed in Vukovar on Friday, the Vukovar-Srem police confirmed. The same sign, containing the building name in Latin and Cyrillic scripts, has been destroyed several times before, the Hina news agency reported. The police could not confirm whether a culprit has been

Unknown perpetrators have broken into the office of the head of the Croatian Interior Ministry's organized crime service, local media are reporting on Monday.

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