A monument to the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust in Europe is being unveiled in Zagreb, right next to the train station from which victims of the Ustasha genocide were sent to concentration camps. There is no mention of them on the monument
Exactly one hundred years after Banija native Ljubomir Micić founded the famous magazine Zenit, based first in Zagreb and then in Belgrade, these two cities are connected by art again. That is, young people from art academies in Zagreb and Belgrade have celebrated one hundred years of Zenitism together
Three most read news portals in Croatia last year published a total of 93 texts about the commemoration in Vukovar and 12 about the commemoration in Jasenovac. There was no shortage of sensationalism and hate speech in any of them
Research shows that many young people emigrate from Croatia primarily because of disappointment in the system, nepotism, bribery, corruption and difficulty in finding desired jobs
The popular social network TikTok has recently become known to the public for its challenges, in which users encourage each other to perform dangerous acts, but there are also other, positive sides of this popular app. The only question is – do we know how to use them?
Due to the nonpayment of the annual grave lease, the burial plot of the mother of partisan fighter Herta Turza – who, at the age of 22, was the first communist to be executed in Croatia – is on offer at the Jewish Cemetery in Karlovac
The bicentennial of the birth of one of the most prominent Catholic Serbs of Dubrovnik, the erudite writer, poet, scientist, politician and preacher of Slavic reciprocity
“I believe that national identities make a society more wonderful and diverse. It bothers me when differences, whether national, racial, gender or any other, are perfidiously used to create divisions between people,” independent film director and editor Danilo Lola Ilić says for P-portal
Several hundred children from Kozara who died while being transported from children’s concentration camps to Zagreb, or in Zagreb shelters and families that took them in, were buried at Plot 142 of the Zagreb Mirogoj Cemetery
The residents of the Drašković Palace in Karlovac – a building protected as cultural heritage that was already decayed – fear that their roofs will completely cave in after the earthquake
Izneseni stavovi i mišljenja samo su autorova i ne odražavaju nužno službena stajališta Europske unije ili Europske komisije, kao ni stajališta Agencije za elektroničke medije ni Ministarstva kulture i medija. Europska unija i Europska komisija, kao ni Agencija za elektroničke medije ni Ministarstvo kulture i medija ne mogu se smatrati odgovornima za njih.
