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Juraj Krnjević (19
February 1895 – 9
January 1988) was a
Croatian politician who was
among the
leaders of the
Croatian Peasant Party (HSS). He was the...
- Krešimir
Krnjević (7
September 1927 – 16
April 2021) was a Canadian-British
neurophysiologist of
Croatian extraction.
Krnjević was born in
Zagreb in the...
- Union. Maček
represented the HSS in
exile until his
death in 1964.
Juraj Krnjević took over as
leader until his own
death 1988, only a year
before the HSS...
- the new
regime of Ante Pavelić,
while at the same time
delegating Juraj Krnjević to
represent the
Croatian people in the
Yugoslav government-in-exile. [citation...
- Bloodshed'".
Balkan Insight. 22
February 2013.
Retrieved 9
September 2024. de
Krnjevic-Miskovic, Damjan. "Alija Izetbegović, 1925–2003". In the
National Interest...
- 2102–2107. doi:10.1161/STROKEAHA.118.021484. PMC 6206882. PMID 30354992.
Krnjević K (September 1999). "Early
effects of
hypoxia on
brain cell function"....
- Maček (Radić's
successor as the head of the HSS),
Josip Predavec,
Juraj Krnjević,
August Košutić, Ante Trumbić, and
Pernar with Većeslav
Wilder and Juraj...
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central committee of the
Croatian Peasant Party.
After the
death of
Juraj Krnjević in 1988, he
served as
president of the
central committee until 1991. Torbar...
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editor of HSS
newspaper Seljački dom (Peasant Home)
jointly with
Juraj Krnjević, when the
World War II
invasion of
Yugoslavia happened. In 1943, he moved...
- Neurophysiology. 26 (5): 739–51. doi:10.1152/jn.1963.26.5.739. PMID 14065325.
Krnjević K,
Schwartz S (1967). "The
action of gamma-aminobutyric acid on cortical...
