Jonjić: Tuđman thinks differently about Ustašism than prescribed
Historian Tomislav Jonjić explores Franjo Tuđman's complex views on Ustašism and the historical context surrounding his beliefs.
Jonjić: Dinner at the Tuđman Home and Discussion about Artuković (V.)
The article discusses a dinner hosted by Tuđman where he and others reflected on discussions about the formation of an independent Croatian state with historical figures from Yugoslav history.
Jonjić: Tuđman's Condemnation of Yugoslavia and Yugoslavism as 'Eastern Sin' (IV.)
This article discusses the reflections of Tomislav Jonjić on Franjo Tuđman's views regarding Yugoslavia and Yugoslavism, marking them as an 'eastern sin' in historical context.
Jonjić: Tuđman's Vision of Croatia Against Krleža's Yugoslav Myth (III)
Historian and politician Tomislav Jonjić discusses the creation and maintenance of the myth of Croatian identity by Franjo Tuđman, amidst the backdrop of historical reconciliation.
Jonjić: Tuđman's Vision of Croatia Against Krleža's Yugoslav Myth
Historian Tomislav Jonjić discusses how Franjo Tuđman contributed to the creation and maintenance of a narrative about Croatian identity that contrasts with Joseph Broz Tito's socialist legacy.
PHOTO Military barracks opened their doors, take a closer look at military equipment and weaponry
The Croatian Military Academy 'Dr. Franjo Tuđman' hosted an open day, allowing visitors to explore cadet life and military programs.
We were at the reception of the handball players: Check out how it was
A large crowd of fans gathered at the Franjo Tuđman Airport in Zagreb to welcome Croatia's bronze-winning handball team, despite the cancellation of an official reception.
Tuđman convinced him to come to Dinamo: 'I went through hell in Zagreb. I was f****d'
Marko Viduka reflects on his tumultuous experiences in Zagreb while reminiscing in a secluded café north of the city.
January 12, 1995 – Tuđman decided: International forces UNPROFOR must leave Croatia!
On January 12, 1995, Croatian President Franjo Tuđman announced the historic decision for UNPROFOR international forces to leave occupied areas in Croatia, a move met with skepticism but deemed courageous and far-sighted.
January 11, 1972 – the intellectual and political leaders of the Croatian Spring arrested
On January 11, 1972, ten prominent intellectual and political leaders of the Croatian Spring were arrested, marking a significant suppression of the movement aimed at fostering Croatian national identity and rights.
February 25, 1990 – Dr. Franjo Tuđman elected president of HDZ
On February 25, 1990, Dr. Franjo Tuđman was elected as president of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) during its first general assembly, marking a significant milestone in Croatia's shift to democracy after decades of communist rule.