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Croats and Carolingians

Hortus artium medievalium, 2003
Prikaz kataloga izložbe Hrvati i Karolinzi, Split 2000.
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Slovene and Croat Perspectives

1996
Yugoslavia’s rapid disintegration amid violence and war in 1991 came as a shock to the outside world. The shock was all the greater because the collapse was caused by an internal implosion rather than, as in 1941, an external invasion. Nobody wished Yugoslavia any ill in 1991 — unlike in 1941, when several of its neighbours had designs on parts of its ...
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How to be a Croat?

2013
Hrvatska etnonacionalna mobilizacija aktivirala je i unutarnje interakcijske procese koji su rezultirali ne samo centripetalnim, već i centrifugalnim učincima. U situaciji pregovaranja sadržaja identiteta, raniji se osjećaj istarske drugosti, kataliziran učinkom regionalne stranke, snažnije iskazuje kroz povećanje regionalno izjašnjenih, kao i kroz ...
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Croats

2023
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Navigating Exclusion as Enemies of the State: The Case of Serbs in Croatia and Croats in Serbia

Geopolitics, 2023
Dustin Y Tsai
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Serbo-Croat

2018
Greville Corbett, Wayles Browne
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La langue croate

1998
Ce texte tache de donner une présentation synthétique des caracteres génétiques, typologiques et sociolinguistiques de la langue croate a l'usage des lecteurs français possédant les notions de base en linguistique slave.
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The Need to Have Something ‘Of Their Own’: Croat Parallel Institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Swiss Political Science Review, 2016
Aleksandra Zdeb
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Serbo-Croat

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1952
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Migrant, 'Culturaly Distant Co-ethnics' or 'Croats as any Other Croats'?'

2011
Based on previous studies on Bosnian refugees around the world, the authors assume, that unlike other migrants in Croatia, Bosnian Croats in Croatia may be seen as 'co-ethnic migrants' or 'ethnically privileged migrants'. However, it is also assumed that Bosnian Croats in Croatia are defined in two diametrically different ways - as lw status ...
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