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Slavonski Brod and the foundation of Banovina of Croatia in 1939

Slavonski Brod i uspostava Banovine Hrvatske 1939.

Author(s): Suzana Leček / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 5/2005

Keywords: Croatian Peasant Party (HSS); Banovina of Croatia; Croatian Peasant Protection

This paper outlines the events in the year 1939 which was a watershed in the history of Slavonski Brod. The year started with increased tension between the Croatian Peasant Party (HSS), which had won the elections in December 1938 and the City Hall, which was dominated by the party's political opponents from the Jugoslav Radical Community (JRZ). Following the foundation of Banovina of Croatia, there finally came to changes in the structure of the city administration, but also to the first serious conflicts within the heterogenous Croatian peasant movement headed by the Croatian Peasant Party. After the electoral victory of December 1938 and the appointment of lawyer Filip Markotiæ as people's representative, HSS staged a more open fight against the city hall in Slavonski Brod. Since 1935 the City Hall was dominated by the designated (not elected) members headed by Emanuel Kovaèiæ, who were all members of the ruling JRZ. Although it seemed that the campaign would succeed, especially since after the collapse of Stojadinoviæ's government the city hall lost the support it had enjoyed, the old guard, i.e. old city hall members retained their positions until the foundation of Banovina of Croatia (on 26. 8.1939). Only after some authorities had been conferred on the Banovina of Croatia, could there come to changes in some state instituions in the city (city hall, county, police forces, schools and railway). The positions held by persons who had been supportive of the Serbian regime, were then filled by those poeple who were expected to be loyal to Banovina, and who were mostly Croats. During these changes there had been a lot of initial confusion and disorientation, which resulted in a breach between Markotiæ and the temporary commissioner of Banovina of Croatia for Slavonski Brod Ivan Mahin and the chief of police force, Ljubièiæ. Both were removed from office, but within the Slavonski Brod branch of HSS there came to serious internal problems, which marked the entire 1940.

Democratic changes, political pluralism, and elections in the Brod-Posavlje County area from 1990 to 1993 (Part one)

Demokratske promjene, uvođenje višestranačja i izbori na području Brodsko-posavske županije od 1990. do 1993. (Prvi dio)

Author(s): Mario Kevo,Ivan Jelić / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 5/2005

Keywords: Republic of Croatia; Brod-Posavina County; Slavonski Brod; Nova Gradiška; democratic changes; political pluralism; political parties; parliamentary and local elections

On the basis of published documents, newspaper articles, party-issued publications and other literature the authors of this paper address the issue of democratic changes, of the introduction of a multiparty political system, elections and the election results in the Brod-Posavina County between 1990 and 1993. Namely, prior to the constitution of counties as forms of local self-government in the Republic of Croatia towards the end of 1992, the territory of the then Socialist Republic of Croatia used to be divided in municipalities. This area comprised the municipalities of Slavonski Brod and Nova Gradiška, which, following the aforementioned reforms of the local administration and self-administration, merged into a single territorial administrative unit, the Brod-Posavina County. The paper consists of two parts and charters the political changes ending with elections for the House of Counties to the Parliament of the Republic of Croatia and the local elections of February 7th, 1993. The first part of the paper addresses the transformation of the political realm, the emergence of the first political parties and their functioning in the multiparty political system. This system used to be a completely unfamiliar concept in the whole of Socialist Federalist Republic of Jugoslavia and the Socialist Republic of Croatia from the end of the Second World War. The major portion of the paper is dedicated to the first multiparty elections held in two election rounds on April 22nd/23rd 1990 and May 6th/7th 1990, i.e. to political changes and election results in the municipalities of Nova Gradiška and Slavonski Brod. In the parliamentary and local elections the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) won a landslide victory and thus it alone formed the entire administration in both municipalities. Further, a part of the paper concerns the Referendum on Independence of May 19th, 1991 and the results thereof, which concludes this part of the paper. The attachment lists members of municipal councils in both municipalities as per their party membership, representatives of executive power and members of parliament who won their mandates in that area. The paper also provides insight into voting figures regarding the elections for representatives to the Parliament as well as the distribution of votes as per individual members who ran in the elections.

Feral Tribune Nr. 0960, Feb 13, 2004

Feral Tribune Broj 960, 13. veljače 2004.

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 0960/2004

Feral Tribune Nr. 1127

Feral Tribune broj 1127

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1127/2007

Keywords: Croatia

Universitas studiorum II.

Universitas studiorum II.

Author(s): Aleksandar Flaker / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 07+09/2009

Nastavak iz prethodnog broja

Nationalist Critics of Praxis

Nacionalističke kritike Praxisa

Author(s): Božidar Jakšić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 544-545/2013

Feral Tribune No 1140

Feral Tribune Broj 1140

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1140/2007

Feral Tribune No 1142

Feral Tribune Broj 1142

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1142/2007

Feral Tribune Nr. 973

Feral Tribune Broj 973

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 0973/2004

Feral Tribune Nr. 1077

Feral Tribune broj 1077

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1077/2006

PERCEPTIONS OF THE CROATIAN DEMOCRATIC UNION IN THE BELGRADE WEEKLY "NIN" DURING 1990

PERCEPTIONS OF THE CROATIAN DEMOCRATIC UNION IN THE BELGRADE WEEKLY "NIN" DURING 1990

Author(s): Domagoj Knežević / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2011

Keywords: NIN; media; perception; Croatian Democratic Union

The author analyzes perceptions of the Croatian Democratic Union in the Belgrade-based weekly newsmagazine “NIN” during the course of 1990. The media in Serbia played a major role in preparing the mood leading up to the Serbian aggression against Croatia in 1991. “NIN”, as one of the most influential publications on the Yugoslav media scene, was no exception, so its activities during 1990 are relevant.

Feral Tribune No 1146

Feral Tribune Broj 1146

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1146/2007

Feral Tribune Nr. 1131

Feral Tribune broj 1131

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1131/2007

Keywords: Croatia

Feral Tribune Nr. 1126

Feral Tribune broj 1126

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1126/2007

Keywords: Croatia

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Obsah

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): / Issue: 03/2012

TOC of the Issue 3/2012

The image of the celebrations of Slovak national uprising in the daily Pravda in the postwar years (1945 – 1948)

Obraz osláv Slovenského národného povstania v denníku Pravda v povojnových rokoch (1945 – 1948)

Author(s): Lucia Kaňuščáková / Language(s): Slovak / Issue: 1/2015

Keywords: Propaganda; Commemorating; Celebrations; Slovak National Uprising;

The article deals with the image of the celebrations of Slovak national uprising in the daily Pravda in the years 1945 – 1948. It deals with the analysis of propaganda in post war Czechoslovakia on the example of commemorating important historical event in Slovak history – Slovak national uprising. It provides an overview and concept of celebration of the Slovak National Uprising in the early post war years. There is an analysis of the relationship of the German and Hungarian minorities in that period on the occasion of commemorating the Slovak National Uprising and the removal of democratic leaders from the Uprising image associated with preventing Democrats to participate in power. The aim of this article is to trace changes in the presentation of the Slovak national uprising celebrations on the pages of daily Pravda in the after war period, which were related to current political and social conditions and tobring information onhow socialist propaganda used historical event Slovak national uprising and its celebrations for extruding communist ideology.

REVIEW

PRIKAZI I OCJENE

Author(s): Safet Bandžović,Izet Šabotić,Senaid Hadžić,Hadžija Hadžiabdić,Ćerim Rastoder / Language(s): Bosnian,Croatian,Serbian / Issue: 12/2009

Safet BANDŽOVIĆ, Jovan Byford, POTISKIVANJE I PORICANJE ANTISEMITIZMA: SJEĆANJE NA VLADIKU NIKOLAJA VELIMIROVIĆA U SAVREMENOJ SRPSKOJ KULTURI, izd. Helsinški odbor za ljudska prava u Srbiji, Beograd 2005., str. 235. Izet ŠABOTIĆ, SAZNANJA, Časopis za historiju, Izdavači: Društvo historičara Tuzla i Odsjek za historiju Filozofskog fakulteta Univerziteta u Tuzli, br. 2, Tuzla 2008, str. 206. Senaid HADŽIĆ, Mr. Kemal Nurkić (preveo), POPIS BIJELJINSKOG KADILUKA, MULKOVNA DOBRA, Izdavač: Arhiv Tuzlanskog kantona Tuzla, I knjiga, Tuzla 2009., str. 543. Hadžija HADŽIABDIĆ, Dr. Genc Osman Gencer, SALIH SAFVET BAŠIĆ: JEDAN OSMANSKI INTELEKTUALAC U BOSNI I HERCEGOVINI, Izdavači: JU Arhiv Tuzlanskog kantona i Društvo arhivskih zaposlenika TK Tuzla, Tuzla 2009., str. 228. Ćerim RASTODER, Seudin Muratović – Zehudin Maslić, STEĆCI NA PODRUČJU OPĆINE ŽIVINICE, Izdavač: „Hamgraf“ Živinice, Živinice 2008., str. 161.

The Beginning of Democracy – Democratic Elections in the Bjelovar Municipality in 1990

"Demokracija je počela" - demokratski izbori u Općini Bjelovar 1990.

Author(s): Željko Karaula / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 2/2008

Keywords: Bjelovar; democratic changes; local elections; political parties; parliamentary democracy; Communist Union;

The downfall of the communist system in Europe in 1989, during a peoples’ awakening of a kind, was very soon reflected upon the events occurring in Socialist Yugoslavia, where the Yugoslav Communist Union had, until that time, exercised absolute power. Under the pressure of the communist system having fallen down in Eastern Europe, the true power takeover happened in 1990, when – after the introduction of a multi-party system – the Communist Union disappeared from the Croatian political scene. Referring to and based upon articles from local newspapers, publications issued by political parties and other written sources, the author notes how hard the way to democracy had been and indicates to the emergence of political parties in the area of the then Bjelovar Municipality. The paper presents the election results in the Bjelovar area in detail.

STUDENT’S MOVEMENT IN YUGOSLAVIA 1963—1974 (II)

STUDENTSKI POKRETI U JUGOSLAVIJI 1963—1974. (II)

Author(s): Nebojša Popov / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 3-4/1984

Keywords: Student's movement; Yugoslavia; 1963-1974;

The recent upsurge of student movements throughout the world has contained a double-sided emancipatory potential: a tendency to complete the political emancipation of the bourgeois revolutions and the impulses of a universal human emancipation, which had been announced by the socialist revolutions. In both instances, we are dealing with a widening of the given boundaries of man’s freedom.

The translation of Youth Language: Strategies Applied on the German Translation of Marko Vidojković’s Novel Ples sitnih demona

Prevodilačke strategije za prenošenje jezika mladih na primeru prevoda romana Ples sitnih demona Marka Vidojkovića na nemački jezik

Author(s): Mirjana Zarifović Grković,Ivana D. Pajić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 19/2019

Keywords: translation strategies; youth language; translation to German; contrastive analysis; descriptive analysis; Marko Vidojković; „Tanz der kleinen Dämonen”;

The aim of this paper was to examine, identify and define strategies by which it is possible to translate such language varieties as the youth language, as well as their specific local, cultural and temporal linguistic forms (thus also the youth-colored Overall style of a text) into another language. The original text of Marko Vidojković's novel Ples sitnih demona and its German translation Tanz der kleinen Dämonen by translator Milan Andrejić served as the subject of the examination. Contrastive and descriptive methods were chosen as a methodological approach to the text analysis.