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  • 1862: Liber Linteus Zagrebiensis – The Longest Etruscan Text

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    1862: Liber Linteus Zagrebiensis – The Longest Etruscan Text

    1862: Liber Linteus Zagrebiensis – The Longest Etruscan Text

    On this day in 1862, it was decided that the “Linen Book of Zagreb” would be kept in Zagreb, Croatia. The ...

    On this day in 1862, it was decided that the “Linen Book of Zagreb” would be kept in Zagreb, Croatia. The 1130-word text is the longest Etruscan text ever found. The fabric of the book was preserved w ...

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  • 1866: Habsburgs Defeat the Italians in the Battle of Lissa

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    1866: Habsburgs Defeat the Italians in the Battle of Lissa

    1866: Habsburgs Defeat the Italians in the Battle of Lissa

    This day in 1866 marked one of the greatest  naval victories of the Habsburgs. The Battle of Lissa is kno ...

    This day in 1866 marked one of the greatest  naval victories of the Habsburgs. The Battle of Lissa is known as first major naval battle between ironclads, which replaced wooden sailing ships. The comm ...

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  • 1987: The 5-billionth Inhabitant of the Earth Born in Zagreb

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    1987: The 5-billionth Inhabitant of the Earth Born in Zagreb

    1987: The 5-billionth Inhabitant of the Earth Born in Zagreb

    On this day, Matej Gašpar, who was proclaimed 5-billionth person on planet Earth by the UN, was born in Z ...

    On this day, Matej Gašpar, who was proclaimed 5-billionth person on planet Earth by the UN, was born in Zagreb.  At that time, the Universiade was held in Zagreb, from 8 till 19 July in 1987. On the o ...

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  • 2001: Goran Ivanišević Wins Wimbledon

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    2001: Goran Ivanišević Wins Wimbledon

    2001: Goran Ivanišević Wins Wimbledon

    On this day Goran Ivanišević achieved the greatest success in the history of Croatian tennis, winning the ...

    On this day Goran Ivanišević achieved the greatest success in the history of Croatian tennis, winning the prestigious Wimbledon tournament in the UK.  In the finals on this day he defeated Patrick Raf ...

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  • 1409: Disgraceful Sale of Dalmatia to Venice

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    1409: Disgraceful Sale of Dalmatia to Venice

    1409: Disgraceful Sale of Dalmatia to Venice

    On this day one of the most shameful episodes in the entire history of Croatia happened. King Ladislaus o ...

    On this day one of the most shameful episodes in the entire history of Croatia happened. King Ladislaus of Naples sold his rights to Dalmatia to the Republic of Venice for 100,000 ducats. Thus Venice ...

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  • 1991: The Yugoslav People’s Army tank crushed red Fiat in Osijek

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    1991: The Yugoslav People’s Army tank crushed red Fiat in Osijek

    1991: The Yugoslav People’s Army tank crushed red Fiat in Osijek

    On this day one of the best remembered events from the Croatian War of Independence took place in Osijek. ...

    On this day one of the best remembered events from the Croatian War of Independence took place in Osijek. A red Fiat with Osijek license plates was recklessly ran-over by a Yugoslav People's Army tank ...

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  • 1741: Maria Theresa Crowned “King” of Hungary and Croatia

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    1741: Maria Theresa Crowned “King” of Hungary and Croatia

    1741: Maria Theresa Crowned “King” of Hungary and Croatia

    On this day, the grand coronation of Maria Theresa as the ruler of the Hungarian-Croatian kingdom was hel ...

    On this day, the grand coronation of Maria Theresa as the ruler of the Hungarian-Croatian kingdom was held.  Since it was thought that women are not fit to govern Hungary, Maria Theresa simply took th ...

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  • 1593: Croatian and Austrian Victory over the Ottomans at Sisak

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    1593: Croatian and Austrian Victory over the Ottomans at Sisak

    1593: Croatian and Austrian Victory over the Ottomans at Sisak

    On this day, the most famous Croatian victory over the Ottoman Turks occurred near Sisak. By this time, t ...

    On this day, the most famous Croatian victory over the Ottoman Turks occurred near Sisak. By this time, the Turks were extensively ravaging Croatian territory, mounting raids even in neighboring Slove ...

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