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Croatia
Situated in Southeastern Europe, Croatia is a geographically diverse country and famous for its breathtaking national parks and lakes. It is bordered by Slovenia in the north, Hungary in the northeast, Serbia in the east, Bosnia and Herzegovina in the southwest, Montenegro in the southeast.
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What are the physical characteristics of an ethnic Yugoslavian?
There is no such thing as an ethnic "Yugoslavian." Please specify: Bosnian, Macedonian, Croatian, Serbian, or Slovenian.
Which former yugoslavian rebulic is the largest?
There is no such language as "Yugoslavian." Please specify: Bosnian, Macedonian, Croatian, Serbian, or Slovene.
I would say urban - 1/4 inhabitants in Croatia live in the capital - Zagreb, there are many cities so i suppose most of people live in cities.
it's not a race.
but if you ask what race croatians are- they're white.
What is the driving distance between Trieste Italy and Split Croatia?
The distance is approximately 300 road miles.
When is the best time to go to Croatia?
April through September
April - too cool to swim but inexpensive pricing. Cultural season in full swing in the capital Zagreb. The Zagreb Biennial of Contemporary Music and the Queer Zagreb FM Festival are going on.
May and June - great for outdoor activities (not skiing). Italian and German tourists have not arrived yet so prices are still resonable. But you have to watch out for the end of May and begining of June because there are lots of loud student on feild trips around the cultural highlights and hotels.
July and August - most expensive months and popular places can become uncomfortably crowded. The advantages of high-season travel are the extra boat lines to take you to the islands and organised excursions to take you to out-of-the-way highlights.
September - possibly the best month to visit since it's not as hot as summer, the sea is still warm and the crowds will have thinned out. Off-season accommodation rates will be in place, and fruit like figs and grapes will be everywhere.
The country that is surrounded on the north and south by Croatia is?
To the north = Slovenia and Hungary
To the south = Montenegro
What does a que lugar vamos a ir mean?
It means "To what place are we going to go?" Or "To where are we going to go?" much shorter "Where are we going?"
What is the value of a 1941 Croatia 100 Kuna note?
A very good used example is worth $0.75, rising to $12.50 in mint uncirculated condition.
(used = $1 NZ Dollars, unc = $17 NZ Dollars)
How do you say welcome in croatian?
plural/respect: Dobrodošli!
singular: Dobrodošao (male), dobrodošla (female)!
hope I helped
What is the tallest building in Croatia?
This question has several answers The tallest structure in Croatia is the chimney of Plomin 3 power plant which rises up to 340 meters (almost as tall as the Empire State building in New York). The tallest tower of Croatia is the Zagreb TV tower on mount Medvednica, it is 169 meters tall, but as it it is not used for residents or business, it is not counted as one of the tallest structures. The Zagreb Cathedral is 105 meters tall, and it is the tallest church in the former Yugoslavia. Eurotower 1 Zagreb is the tallest skyscraper in the category of business/resident structures in Croatia and it rises up to 97 meters from top to bottom.
What wars have Croatia been in?
In the early Croatian history, Kingdom of Croatia was in defensive war with Bulgarians and Hungarians.
There are Bulgarian,Hungarian and many other sources that confirm it.
Later, Croatia was under Hungarian rule and fought with Hungary against Ottoman invasion. One of the most famous generals during that time was a Croat Nikola Å ubic Zrinski (original Croatian), also know as Miklos Zrinyi (Hungarian).
Hungarian sources confirm it.
Centuries later, after Serbs assassinated king Franz Ferdinand, Croatia (now under Austro-Hungary) joined what is now known as or World War 1.
For further details, search for information about Great War, also known as World War 1.
Austro-Hungary and Croatia lost the war, and Croatia was forced to join the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.
Unhappy by Serbian rule, and dictatorship of king Alexander, numbers of Croat extremist grew and King Alexander was assassinated by Bulgarian and Croatian extremist.
Bulgarian and many other sources confirm it.
Decades later, Nazi Germany occupied Kingdom of Yugoslavia, and several puppet states were established, along with Independent State of Croatia.
While WW2 Croats seen Germans as liberators and enjoyed some sort of independence, this period is now considered as darkest hour of Croatian history. In 1945, Croatia lost the war, and joined The Socialist Republic Of Yugoslavia, which was actually a communist state.
For further information, look for ''independent'' sources. Communist often demonized every one of their enemies, and unfortunately , modern Serbia still refuses to leave their old myths about being a innocent God-chosen people, attacked by half of the world because of Catholic-Nazi-Masonic conspiracies.
Look for: Italian, Hungarian, Slovenian, Israelian, USA (American) and many other reliable sources.
After the inevitable break-up of Yugoslavia, Croatia proclaimed independence. Serbian minority in Croatia rebelled and Yugoslav National Army (now under command of Serb Milosevic and consisted of Serbs) attacked internationally recognized Croatia. Croatia won the war against impossible odds.
For further information, search all sources around the world, but I repeat, do not bother to look at Serbian conspiracy theories they call history. This has nothing to do by me being Croat. This is a fact which can be confirmed by anyone who knows modern Serb policies.
Postage for first class letter from US to Croatia?
how much would it be to post a parcel to Croatia from Scotland
