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The Croatian government has decided to donate property for building a memorial home dedicated to the Čengić family, who were victims of war crimes during the Croatian War of Independence.

A Hungarian court has decided not to recognize Croatian court judgments against Zsolt Hernádi, citing serious violations of his fundamental human rights during the legal proceedings.

A monograph documenting the history of the Usora municipality during the Croatian War of Independence was presented in Mostar, celebrating local bravery and sacrifice.

A song titled "Francuz" dedicated to hero Jean-Michel Nicolier has been released by Klapa Domovina, celebrating his bravery during the Croatian War of Independence.

Research at Petrovačka dola has revealed the remains of war victims, with ongoing efforts to identify all casualties connected to the Croatian War of Independence.

Journalist Ivan Hrstić's comments about Tomislav Merčep sparked fierce reactions from left-liberal activist circles, leading to an open letter from human rights organizations and an official apology from television N1.

Tony Cetinski canceled his concert in Novi Sad at the SPENS venue, which is associated with a concentration camp during the Croatian War of Independence.

Croatian singer Tony Cetinski canceled his concert scheduled for International Women's Day in a Novi Sad hall that served as a camp during the Croatian War of Independence.

Tony Cetinski has canceled his concert scheduled for International Women's Day at the SPENS hall in Novi Sad, which served as a detention camp during the Croatian War of Independence, following public concerns.

The article features reader comments on the controversial symbols related to the communist era in Zagreb, sparking debate about their impact on the victims of the Croatian War of Independence.

The Miljak family has confirmed the identity of their father, along with others, as part of the identification process for victims of the Croatian War of Independence.

Nine victims from the Croatian War of Independence have been identified, including four Croatian defenders and five civilians.

Dalija Orešković continues her Facebook battle against imagined Ustashas, recently targeting handball players and insulting defenders of the Croatian War of Independence, prompting responses from users.

The Croatian women's water polo team finished 6th at the European Championship in Funchal, Portugal, marking their best result since Croatia's independence.

Former Prime Minister Franjo Gregurić reflects on the challenges and triumphs of securing international recognition for Croatia on its independence anniversary.

The Croatian Judges' Association has criticized the HDZ's proposal to link the election of the President of the Supreme Court with the appointment of three Constitutional judges, arguing it undermines judicial independence.

Domagoj Vida is currently the most efficient Croatian defender since the country's independence, excluding players who have played in positions other than defense.

Historian Hrvoje Klasić criticized singer Marko Perković Thompson for linking the Croatian War of Independence with Ustaša ideology during a live studio appearance.

Marko Perković Thompson delivered a powerful speech after performing at a packed arena, criticizing the government's ban on new concerts due to the performance of a song tied to the Croatian War of Independence.

The article recounts the massacre of Croatian soldiers captured in Dragišići village during the Croatian War of Independence.

The article discusses the ethnic cleansing perpetrated by the Serbian military during the Croatian War of Independence, particularly the expulsion of Croats from the village of Lovas.

This article commemorates the life of Živko Krstičević, a journalist who documented his own death during the Croatian War of Independence, highlighting the sacrifices made by journalists in the conflict.

The article recounts the historical significance and heroism surrounding the defense of the Croatian village of Škabrnja during the Croatian War of Independence.

Violeta Antolić, a revered figure from the Croatian War of Independence, is celebrated for her bravery and pivotal role in the defense of Vukovar.

Gojko Šušak, a key figure in the Croatian War of Independence, was born on March 16, 1945, and served as the Minister of Defense during a critical period in Croatia's history.

Siniša Glavašević was buried on March 14, 1997, next to his colleague and friend Branimir Polovina at Mirogoj Cemetery, after both were killed during the Croatian War of Independence.

On March 7, 1992, Goran Milneršić and Zdravko Čanak, two volunteers from Rijeka, died in Ribnik near Gospić during the Croatian War of Independence.

The article discusses the history and significance of 'Omegas', the first regional special police unit in Croatia, which played a critical role during the Croatian War of Independence.

Stjepan Antolić Tonča, a Zagreb native and veteran of the Croatian War of Independence, is commemorated on a mural in Split honoring heroes from the battle of Vukovar.

The article celebrates the valor and humanity of Marko Babić, a Croatian war hero known for his unwavering morality and commitment to his homeland during the Croatian War of Independence.

This article details the brave actions of Croatian volunteers from Vojvodina who joined the defense of Vukovar during the Croatian War of Independence, risking their lives and families' safety.

The article discusses the origins of the Croatian War, marking the entry of the JNA into Baranja shortly after Croatia's declaration of independence, as posited by academic Davorin Rudolf.