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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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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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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