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This is a list of articles about a country in Central and Eastern Europe region. This list is created for a cross-border collaboration project by voluntary contributors and therefore it only reflects their subjective opinion. Presence or non-presence of a topic in the list is not related to its objective importance or lack of it. This page is open for changes and further contributions.

Article lists for Croatia

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  a. Culture

  1. Ivo Andrić (Q47561)
  2. Miroslav Krleža
  3. Tin Ujević
  4. August Šenoa
  5. Ljudevit Gaj
  6. Pavao Štoos
  7. Culture of Croatia (Q2748196)
  8. Croatian cuisine (Q1789628)
  9. Croatian art (Q3510323)
  10. Church of St. Donatus (Q426935)
  11. Church of the Holy Cross, Nin (Q1140629)
  12. Split Cathedral (Q1268475)
  13. Kamerlengo Castle (Q3182749)
  14. Walls of Dubrovnik (Q931733)
  15. Zagreb Cathedral (Q312220)
  16. Đakovo Cathedral (Q402221)
  17. Croatian Apoxyomenos (Q1525417)

  b. Nature / Geography

General
  1. Geography of Croatia (Q215923)
  2. Administrative divisions of Croatia (Q3435941)
Nature
  1. Dinara (Q736047)
  2. Plitvice
  3. Velebit
  4. Istria
  5. Dalmatia
  6. Slavonia
  7. Lika
  8. Kordun
  9. Kornati (Q756987)
  10. Brijuni (Q849748)
  11. National Park Sjeverni Velebit (Q591878)
  12. Paklenica (Q732723)
  13. Krka National Park (Q828155)
  14. Risnjak National Park (Q631183)
  15. Medvednica (Q743452)
  16. Kopački Rit (Q1118811)
  17. Biokovo (Q864456)
Cities
  1. Zagreb
  2. Varaždin
  3. Osijek
  4. Rijeka
  5. Dubrovnik
  6. Slavonski Brod
  7. Split
  8. Makarska
  9. Bjelovar (Q5707)
  10. Daruvar (Q399430)
  11. Čazma (Q337888)
  12. Vukovar (Q5867)
  13. Knin (Q208514)
  14. Crikvenica (Q397626)

  c. Economics

  1. Croatian kuna (Q26360)
  2. Jadrolinija
  3. Croatian Shipbuilding Corporation (Q19790480)
  4. Borovo (Q894110)
  5. Economy of Croatia (Q8067)
  6. Tourism in Croatia (Q898224)
  7. Zagreb Stock Exchange (Q140388)

  d. Society

  1. Croats (Q167420)
  2. Demographics of Croatia (Q2047394)
  3. Religion in Croatia (Q2035486)
  4. Roman Catholicism in Croatia (Q1191920)
  5. Orthodoxy in Croatia (Q4376184)
  6. History of the Jews in Croatia (Q3509326)

  e. Sports

  1. Croatia national football team (Q134479)
  2. Croatia men's national handball team (Q639266)
  3. Janica Kostelić
  4. Ivica Kostelić (Q311903)
  5. Davor Šuker (Q189217)
  6. Zvonimir Boban (Q231468)
  7. Miroslav Blažević (Q366788)
  8. Dražen Petrović (Q209982)
  9. Goran Ivanišević (Q204279)
  10. Ivano Balić (Q310526)
  11. Zoran Primorac (Q26355)
  12. Mirko Filipović (Q354790)
  13. Hrvoje Horvat (Q2744994)

  f. Politics

  1. Croatian Democratic Union (Q738439)
  2. Politics of Croatia (Q1154532)
  3. Croatian Government (Q1278383)
  4. President of Croatia (Q268984)
  5. Croatian Parliament (Q371576)
  6. Judiciary of Croatia (Q12642939)
  7. Foreign relations of Croatia (Q5468473)
  8. Croatian constitutional referendum, 2013 (Q15145562)

  g. Transport

  1. Zagreb Airport (Q128016)
  2. Transport in Croatia
  3. Zagreb Glavni kolodvor
  4. Krk Bridge
  5. A1 motorway (Q429165)
  6. Croatian Railways (Q931988)
  7. Zagreb Funicular (Q583140)
  8. Trams in Zagreb (Q2381904)
  9. Split Airport (Q1125392)

  h. History

  1. Josip Broz Tito (Q9161)
  2. Miko Tripalo
  3. United Nations Transitional Administration for Eastern Slavonia, Baranja and Western Sirmium (Q1257607)
  4. Illyrian movement
  5. Croatian Spring
  6. History of Croatia (Q210726)
  7. Croatian War of Independence (Q68969)
  8. Franjo Tuđman (Q183703)
  9. Alojzije Stepinac (Q310505)
  10. Josip Jelačić (Q154418)
  11. Matija Gubec (Q715968)
  12. Ante Gotovina (Q297318)
  13. Kingdom of Croatia (925–1102) (Q858841)
  14. Tomislav of Croatia (Q319638)
  15. Peter Krešimir IV of Croatia (Q281316)
  16. Baška tablet (Q1330496)
  17. Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić (Q3042828)
  18. Republic of Ragusa (Q208169)
  19. Operation Storm (Q769377)
  20. Nikola Jurišić (Q606632)

  i. Science

  1. Ruđer Bošković Institute (Q7383690)
  2. Andrija Mohorovičić (Q243445)
  3. Leopold Ružička (Q122996)
  4. Nikola Tesla (Q9036)
  5. Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts (Q1264085)
  6. Ivan Supek (Q1267231)
  7. Dragutin Gorjanović-Kramberger (Q1287538)
  8. Slavoljub Eduard Penkala (Q1281664)
  9. Faust Vrančić (Q251738)

  j. Education

  1. University of Zagreb (Q675848)
  2. University of Split (Q609301)
  3. Education in Croatia (Q3439910)
  4. National and University Library in Zagreb (Q631375)
  5. XV Gymnasium (Q3512583)

  k. Women

  1. Blanka Vlašić (Q210814)
  2. Savka Dabčević-Kučar (Q267808)
  3. Marija Petković (Q2661542)
  4. Drina Martyrs (Q909902)
  5. Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić (Q254383)
  6. Sandra Perković (Q6379)
  7. Tamara Boroš (Q291965)
  8. Barbara Jelić-Ružić (Q431449)
  9. Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović (Q3176299)
  10. Tereza Kesovija (Q239256)
  11. Milka Ternina (Q73390)
  12. Ruža Pospiš-Baldani (Q7383707)
  13. Josipa Lisac (Q384043)
  14. Sanja Doležal (Q744439)
  15. Dora Pejačević (Q455515)
  16. Katarina Zrinska (Q452694)
  17. Helena of Hungary, Queen of Croatia (Q267792)
  18. Slava Raškaj (Q452807)

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