‘Thatcher’s legacy was betrayed by the Conservatives’, claims COK’s President and her former special adviser, Robin Harris in an interview for the Hungarian Conservative, which we republish with permission.
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This month marks the centenary of the birth of the great British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher: read the speech given on the occasion in Budapest by her former advisor and President of COK, Robin Harris.
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For all interested in our conference “Eighty Years after the End of the War in Europe: Liberation or Enslavement?” who could not attend, we have good news! All presentations were recorded and are now available in this article and on our YouTube channel.
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COK, in cooperation with the Brussels-based think tank New Direction, organized a two-day conference in Zagreb “Liberation or Enslavement?” Read the final report by COK’s President, Robin Harris!
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On Tuesday and Wednesday 8/9 July, COK and the Brussels-based New Direction think tank are holding a two-day international conference on what the end of WWII meant for countries in this part of Europe.
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On Tuesday 20 May, COK hosted the annual Free-Market Road Show, for the sixteenth time, once more at Zagreb School of Economics and Management.
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On Thursday 15 May, at 7.00 pm, our board attended the Počasni Bleiburški Vod Commemorative Academy, as well as the 80th commemoration of Bleiburg in Bleiburg itself the following day.
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The continued use of the word “Liberation” (Oslobođenje) for what occurred in Zagreb eighty years ago, when Partisan forces took control of the city, is intellectually indefensible. Robin Harris describes why in his latest text.
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Robin Harris, President of COK, was one of the four participants at a round table held in London on the Croatian Disappeared. Read the entire text, which discusses the role of the Western policy and the Programme of a Greater Serbia in the massacres that happened.
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The Feast of St Blaise in Croatia is primarily recognised as the feast-day of Dubrovnik’s patron saint. In 1945, it was seemingly allowed by the Communist Party, once the public events were out of the way, terror ensued.
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