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Franjo Tuđman's relations with the Croatian diaspora at the time of socialist Yugoslavia

Franjo Tuđman was the first president of independent Croatia, and the diaspora played a significant role in his politics during the 1990s. However, his positive attitude towards the diaspora began decades earlier, that is, during the 1960s. Tuđman was among the Croatian diaspora for the first time in the summer of 1966, during his visit to the USA, and
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Victimhood and the transnationalization of Croatian memory politics

Memory Studies
Daphne Winland
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Outstanding Croatian Scientists in Diaspora

Periodicum Biologorum, 2017
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The Diaspora Dilemma: Croatian- American Civil Society Institutions and their Political Role in the Democratisation of the Homeland

2013
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The Process of Learning the Standard Language of a Country of Origin for People Born Outside the Country <br>—On the Example of Croatian Supplementary Teaching in Minority Communities and Diaspora

Open Journal of Modern Linguistics
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Bosnian/Croatian/Montenegrin/Serbian: one language or four? Speaker attitudes and language naming in the home countries and the diaspora

Welt Der Slaven-Halbjahresschrift Fur Slavistik
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The Croatian Diaspora:

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Mobilised Croatian Diaspora: Its Role in Homeland Politics and War

2007
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