-
following decades, it
changed its name to U.S.
Fiumana in 1926, to S.C.F.
Quarnero in 1946, to NK
Rijeka in 1954, and
finally HNK
Rijeka in 1995.
Rijeka is...
- The
Kvarner Gulf (Croatian:
Kvarnerski zaljev,Italian:
Golfo del
Quarnero or Carnaro; Latin:
Sinus Flanaticus or
Liburnicus sinus)
sometimes also Kvarner...
-
Italian possession, and the name was
changed once again, to
Cantieri Navali Quarnero.
During World War II, the
shipyard was destro****, and had to be rebuilt...
-
Coast consisting of the
provinces of Friaul, Görz, Triest, Istrien, Fiume,
Quarnero, Laibach, and in the
Prealpine Operations Zone
consisting of the provinces...
-
Habsburg monarchy gained Venetian lands in the
Istrian Peninsula and the
Quarnero (Kvarner)
Islands as part of the
Treaty of
Campo Formio of 1797. However...
-
Director of the
Southern Railways,
started the
construction of the
Hotel Quarnero (Kvarner Hotel) and the
Hotel Kronprinzessin Stephanie (present-day Hotel...
- of the
Generalbezirk Weißruthenien, and as the SS and
Police Leader of "
Quarnero" (Kvarner Gulf)
based in
Fiume (today, Rijeka).
After the war ended, he...
-
American league to be
founded in a
foreign land), and the
Nautico Sport Club
Quarnero in 1888 by the
Hungarian minority of the city. Even earlier, in 1873, following...
- Anglo-American
bombings of the city, but the
local club (now
rebranded to SCF
Quarnero) kept
using the
stadium until early 1947, when the
stadium went into refurbishing...
- name and in 1946 its
management decided to
rebrand the side into S.C.F.
Quarnero in
order to be able to take part in the
first Yugoslav championship. The...
