- 15
April 2017. "Franjo
Tudjman".
Encyclopedia Britannica.
Retrieved 5 June 2018. Traynor, Ian (12
December 1999). "Franjo
Tudjman". The Guardian. Retrieved...
- 11
December 2010. Magas,
Branka (13
December 1999). "Obituary:
Franjo Tudjman". The Independent.
Archived from the
original on 10
November 2012. Retrieved...
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period of
Tudjman's tenure as
president when he was
criticized as
authoritarian by some observers. At
least one
political observer viewed Tudjman's post-war...
- Tuđman or
Tudjman can
refer to:
Ankica Tuđman (1926–2022), wife of
Franjo Tuđman and
mother of
Miroslav Tuđman
Franjo Tuđman (1922–1999),
Croatian politician...
- Milošević"
which caused alarm among Croatia's
large Serbian minority.
Franjo Tudjman had in
close contact with right-wing
Croat émigré
groups in the United...
-
Deutsche Welle.
Retrieved 30 May 2010. "Dr. M. Tuđman - Životopis". Miroslav-
Tudjman.com.
Archived from the
original on 27
November 2009.
Retrieved 11 July...
- Tuđmanism or
Tudjmanism (Croatian: tuđmanizam) is a form of
Croatian nationalism which reached its
strongest peak
during the
administration of Croatia's...
-
reference works dealing with
World War II.
Studies in
Yugoslavia by
Franjo Tudjman and Ivo Lah put
losses at 2.1 million However, the
official Yugoslav figure...
- position,
known as "Vrhovnik". This was held by
former President Franjo Tudjman and was
abolished after his death. In peace, the commander-in-chief exercises...
-
Chile Qian Qichen, Vice
Premier Pascal Lissouba,
President of
Congo Franjo Tudjman,
President of
Croatia Fidel Castro,
President of Cuba
Glafcos Clerides...
