Browse Croatian history for this week, you may be surprised by what you read...

ZAGREB, April 10, 2018 - An exhibition called "Who Were Those Terrible Croats?", presenting a collection of archival material regarding the participation of Croats in the Thirty-Year War (1618-1648), opened on Tuesday in the Croatian State Archives (HDA) in Zagreb.

Check out items from Croatian history for this week, you may be surprised by what you find

ZAGREB, April 4, 2018 - The Serbian Defence Ministry believes that the original archival material of the Independent State of Croatia (1941-1945) must remain in Serbia's possession and that its copies may be issued in line with agreements entered into by the Serbian government and the country's security protocols and interests, the Belgrade-based Politika daily reported on Wednesday.

Take a peek at Croatian history for this week, you may be surprised by what you find...

ZAGREB, March 28, 2018 - Based on the Agreement on Succession to the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY), Croatia is seeking the archival material from Serbia that has been found to belong to it, regardless of the period when it was created and that material, according to sources at the Croatian ministries of foreign affairs and culture, "was taken in several turns and without any grounds to the institutions in Belgrade" and Serbia is obliged to return it.

Browse through Croatian history for this week, you may be surprised by what you read...

One of the most famous figures in Rijeka's history is Caroline of Rijeka, a woman who singlehandedly saved the city from British invasion during the Napoleonic wars. A look at this exceptional lady on March 23, 2018

ZAGREB, March 21, 2018 - The 4th International Historical Cities Congress opened on Wednesday in the historical city of Solin with more than 150 domestic and foreign participants who will speak about various topics on how to protect and present historical cities.

Welcome to another Croatian history lesson: we're looking to Šestine in Zagreb for some facts about traditional courting and marriage... 'as it once was'