Yes, Croatia was involved in World War II, primarily as part of the Axis powers. After the Axis invasion of Yugoslavia in 1941, Croatia was established as an independent state under the Ustaše regime, which collaborated with Nazi Germany. Throughout the war, there were also significant resistance movements, including the Partisans, who opposed both the Ustaše and Axis forces. The conflict had lasting repercussions for Croatia and the broader region.
in 1991 Croatia was attacked by Serbia, and the war began. Croatia won the war and became an independent country
It was after the war. But since then Croatia has recovered and is even an EU member.
Predrag Matic is the Minister of War Veterans for Croatia.
Beside Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia & Montenegro were involved too, which inputs that this was not a Civil war. Actually it was aggression of other two countries on one independent country accepted by UN and EU.
some of them died, some of them moved to another place or country (mostly Germany), some of them lived in a part of Croatia, where the Serbs didn't attack so much.
In Croatia. Serbian forces invaded Croatia, but were defeated.
Germany, austria-Hungary, the ottomons, Croatia
Assuming you mean the Croatian War of Independence, the side who won was Croatia.
well the leader took over croatia thats why
I think Croatia was still ruled over by Austria-Hungary but they may have been independent after World War I :)
Plitvice Lakes National Park, the start of the war AKA in Croatia as Plitvice Bloody Easter