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2008-07-22 06:16:48

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Opština Živinice - Barice i Gornje Živinice by TV...

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2008-12-05 10:26:23

Description: Originalni (neobradjeni) snimci sela Barice i Gornje Zivinice - opstina Zivinice! Snimci i obrada: A.Ferhatbegovic i J.Razic - TV Zivinice

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Vlado Gotovac - 1991 speech

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2007-11-30 02:03:53

Description: http://vinovo.magnify.net Vlado Gotovac, was a leading dissident in Communist Yugoslavia and a powerful voice for democracy in the independent Croatia of the authoritarian Franjo Tudjman, Ivo Banac, (More) http://vinovo.magnify.net Vlado Gotovac, was a leading dissident in Communist Yugoslavia and a powerful voice for democracy in the independent Croatia of the authoritarian Franjo Tudjman, Ivo Banac, a Croatian historian who teaches at Yale University, praised Mr. Gotovac for courage that spanned decades. ''Nobody could challenge his primacy in moral leadership, which he retained to the end,'' Mr. Banac said. ''He belonged to the school of Central European dissidence that put primacy on individual example -- on the importance of disassociating oneself from tyranny. He believed that the individual mattered. This is his greatest heritage in a country that is morally ruined after decades of dictatorship, war and corruption.'' Mr. Gotovac was one of Croatia's most urbane, humane and elegant voices. He was a prolific author and the leader of the Liberal Party, a junior partner in the government coalition that took power from the late President Tudjman's nationalists in elections in January, just a month after Mr. Tudjman's death. That triumph came after Mr. Gotovac had already fallen ill and capped a life dedicated to attacking rulers who sought to limit personal freedom. ''In the name of the state all has become permissible,'' Mr. Gotovac told The New York Times in a June 1997 interview about Mr. Tudjman's government. ''All ethical, moral and spiritual values have been subjected to the power of the state. ''Crimes are committed and defended because they are carried out in the name of the state. Totalitarian regimes always justify repressive measures by appealing to the love of the homeland.'' Despite the long years of jail and isolation for his views, Mr. Gotovac did not succumb to bitterness and retained the warm, affable outlook of a befuddled college professor. He said his political mentor was Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher. ''He warned us that we must be willing to carry out tasks in life where we have no chance of success,'' he said. Mr. Gotovac was born Sept. 18, 1930, in Imotski in southern Croatia and grew up in poverty. His father was a gendarme in the royal Yugoslav state and his mother was illiterate. But their son went on to study philosophy at Zagreb University and later headed Matica Hrvatska, an influential association of Croatian writers and historians. He was the most philosophical of Croatia's post-1945 poets, finding inspiration in urban society, despite his rural upbringing. He championed the integrity of the individual, and attacked communal passions such as those that inspired Communist and nationalist movements. His blistering attacks against the Tito's Communist system and his widely read essays arguing for democratic freedoms and reforms landed him in prison twice and led to his dismissal from his state job. He was first sent to prison by the Communist authorities in 1972, serving six years in Stara Gradiska in squalor with common criminals. He was released in 1976, but his outspokenness led to another arrest, in 1982. He served two more years in the Lepoglava prison. In 1989, as the old Communist Yugoslavia began to disintegrate, Mr. Gotovac founded the Croatian Social-Liberal Party, part of a coalition that in 1990 lost Croatia's first multiparty elections to Mr. Tudjman's Croatian Democratic Union. The election of Mr. Tudjman led to Croatia's secession from Yugoslavia in June 1991 and to a bitter war of independence. Mr. Gotovac, while denouncing the Serbian regime in Belgrade, also opposed the eventual displacement of some half a million Serbs from Croatia. He made their return part of his political platform. Mr. Gotovac was a member of all three parliaments elected since 1990, but he also devoted much of his time to the restoration of Matica Hrvatska, over which he presided from 1990 to 1996. Croatia Croatian vlado gotovac speech politics JNA army kroatien dalmatia dalmatian zagora hrvatska imotski vinovo gornje tony blair george bush drazen budisa demosten cicero ciceron speech party labourist john kennedy robert bill clinton diplomacy war (Less)

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Jakov Gotovac - Croatian composer & conductor

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2007-11-02 12:06:23

Description: http://vinovo.magnify.net/ Jakov Gotovac was born on November 11, 1895 in Split (his origins are from Vinovo Gornje, village in Dalmatian Zagora), Croatia, and died on October 16, 1982 in Zagreb, (More) http://vinovo.magnify.net/ Jakov Gotovac was born on November 11, 1895 in Split (his origins are from Vinovo Gornje, village in Dalmatian Zagora), Croatia, and died on October 16, 1982 in Zagreb, Croatia. He was a composer and conductor of classical music. He is the author of the most famous Croatian opera, the comic Ero s onoga svijeta ("Ero the joker"), which first played in Zagreb in 1935. Gotovac was born in Split and initially had little if any formal education in music. Jakov was fortunate to be encouraged and supported by Josip Hatze, Cyril Metoděj Hrazdíra and Antun Dobranić who instilled him with a nationalistic orientation in music. He started as a law student in Zagreb, but switched to writing music in 1920. In Vienna, he studied in the class of Johan Marx. Back home, in 1922 he founded the Philharmonia Society in Šibenik. In 1923 he moved to Zagreb, where he kept working both as conductor and composer until his death. Between 1923 and 1958, he was opera conductor in the Croatian National Theatre (Hrvatsko narodno kazalište), and leader of an academic musical society Mladost, and of the choir Vladimir Nazor. The best-known piece of work of Gotovac is no doubt Ero, which has been performed on all five continents except Antarctica and Australia and translated into nine languages, with its libretto written by Milan Begović. It has been performed in more than 80 theatres in Europe alone. He also wrote numerous other works for orchestra as well as vocal music, piano pieces, and others. In his works, Gotovac represents the late national romanticism, with national folklore being the main source of ideas and inspiration. Musically he prefers homophonic textures, and fairly simple harmonic structures in keeping with the folk idiom he admired. Orchestral works Simfonijsko kolo (Symphony kolo) op.12 1926 Pjesma i ples s Balkana (Song and dance from the Balkans) op.16 1939 Orači (Men and ploughs) op.18 1937 Guslar (Gusle player) op.22 1940 Dinarka (Lady from Dinara) 1945 Plesovi od Bunjevaca (The dances from Bunjevci) 1960 Choral works 2 Scherzos 1916 2 pjesme za muški zbor (two songs for men's choir) 1918 2 pjesme čuda i smijeha (2 songs of wonder and joy) 1924 Koleda 1925 Dubravka. Pastorale for Choir & Orchestra, text from Ivan Gundulić op. 13 (1927-28) 3 momačka zbora (3 boy choirs) 1932 Pjesme vječnog jada (Songs of eternal sorrow) (1939) Pjesme zanosa (Songs of excitement) 1955 Vocal solo works Djevojka i mjesec (A girl and the moon) for alto & orchestra 1917 Erotski moment za glas i glasovir (erotic moments for voice & piano) 1929 2 Sonate za bariton i orkestar (2 sonatas for baritone & orchestra) 1921 Pjesme djevojčice za jedan glas i glasovir (Songs for girl's voice & piano) 1923 Gradom za glas i glasovir (Through the town for voice & piano) Rizvan-aga za bariton i orkrstar (Rizvan-aga for bariton & Orchestra 1938 Pjesme čežnje za glas i orkestar (Songs of passion for voice & orchestra) (1939) Operatic works Morana op. 14 (1928-30) Ero s onoga svijeta (Ero the joker) op. 17 (1933-35) Kamenik op. 23 (1939-44; UA 1946) Mila Gojsalića op. 28 (1948-51; UA 1952) Đerdan op. 30 (1954-55) Dalmaro op. 32 (1958; UA 1964) Stanac op. 33 (1959) Petar Svačić. Opera-Oratorij (opera orathorium op. 35 (1969; 1971) Croatian Jakov Gotovac Vinovo Gornje Croatia Art Hrvatska Opera Music Kroatien Dalmatian Zagora Dalmacija Dalmatia Drnis Unesic Cvrljevo Lecevica Hrvace Ogorje planjane donje utore dicmo svilaja toma bebic arsen dedic rade serbedzija momcilo popadic miljenko smoje nikola listes marko ivic milan begovic wolfgang amadeus mozart verdi giaccomo puccini gioacchino rossini chopin frederic ivan mestrovic split trogir kastela sinj imotski zadar sibenik brac hvar (Less)

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Vlado Gotovac - govor ispred komande JNA 1991

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2007-11-30 06:26:12

Description: http://vinovo.magnify.net/ Ja vas volim i ja se s vama ponosim. I kada bih trebao birati da li ću s vama umrijeti ili s ovim strašilima živjeti, izabrao bih smrt. Jer davno već u onom (More) http://vinovo.magnify.net/ Ja vas volim i ja se s vama ponosim. I kada bih trebao birati da li ću s vama umrijeti ili s ovim strašilima živjeti, izabrao bih smrt. Jer davno već u onom svijetu postoji jedan divni stih jednog velikog pjesnika koji kaže U Navarri se umiralo od srama. Mi Hrvati kada ne bi imali ovo dostojanstvo i kada ne bi imali ovu ljubav mi bi umirali od srama, ali ovi ovdje nemaju od čega umrijeti jer nemaju ni dostojanstva ni ljubavi. Kada bi generali imali obitelj, kada bi generali imali djecu, kada bi generali imali bližnje, onda nikada ne bi zasjeli u ovoj zgradi. Ali generali nemaju djecu ja vas uvjeravam, jer onaj koji tuđu djecu ubija nema djece. Jer onaj tko tuđe majke ucviljuje nema majke. Jer onaj tko ruši tuđe domove nema doma. I oni moraju znati da na ovoj zemlji za njih nema ni majka ni djece ni doma. Umrijet će u pustoši svog mrtvog srca. Sramit će ih se njihova djeca, jer nisu im bili očevi. Sramit će ih se njihove žene, jer su bili ubojice tuđe djece. Sramit će ih se njihove obitelji, jer su uništavali tuđe obitelji. Stojimo ovdje dragi Zagrepčani, znate li pred kojom zgradom? Pred "Hrvatskim radišom", sazidanim da bi hrvatski đaci i sirotinja se školovala, da bi hrvatska napredovala, da bi Hrvatska bila moderna nacija. Tu zgradu su gradili najhrabriji i najsiromašniji Hrvati da bi Hrvatska bila dostojna Europe. A tko je u njoj sada, ostaci komunizma, ubojice hrvatskog naroda! Oni imaju obraza da zaposjevši naše svete zgrade, naše zadužbine, govore o svom posjedu u Hrvatskoj. Oni nam prijete da će uzeti ono što je njihovo. Oni nam govore da će odlazeći ostaviti iza sebe pustoš. A mi znamo da će se vratiti jedino s onim što će ukrasti, jer nikada ništa drugo nisu ni imali. Sve što imaju, sve što jedu, sve što piju, sve što oblače vaše je. Vi to plaćate, vi zato radite, vi zato stradate. Oni će kažu ukrasti, a pitam tu gospodu, a gdje su oni to stekli bogatstvo koje je Hrvatska stjecala tisuću godina. Neka nam ispripovijedaju gdje su to njihovi gradovi stari tisuće godina, gdje su to njihovi dvorci, gdje su to njihove palače, gdje je to njihovo blago koje mi ovdje imamo i koje prijete da će nam uništiti. Neka unište svoje, ali lako im je, ne trebaju uništavati jer ništa od toga ni nemaju. Ono što oni žele, zapamtite dobro, žele nas izjednačiti sa sobom, žele da budemo divlji kao oni, žele da nemamo ništa kao oni, žele da budemo ubojice kao oni, žele da nemamo morala kao oni, žele da sjedimo u tuđim domovima i u tuđim gradovima kao oni. Nama to ne treba. Mi imamo svoju domovinu, mi imamo svoje gradove, mi imamo svoju kulturu, mi imamo svoju naciju. Neka odlaze odavde! Molim vas lijepo, kakvi su to ljudi, ako smijemo govoriti uopće o ljudima, koji sjede u tuđim kućama, koji se griju na tuđim ognjištima, koji žive u tuđim zgradama, koji uživaju tuđi novac i tuđi kruh, i usuđuju se ubijati one koji im to daju. Umrli bi davno da imaju i traga čovjeka u sebi. Umrli bi od srama, umrli bi od poniženja, umrli bi od onoga od čega svaki pošten čovjek umire kad je pogriješio. Ali demoni se kroz povijest provlače kao da su besmrtni. Ali neka ne zaborave da je smrt koja im je došla definitivna. Ono što je umrlo u Moskvi, umrijet će i ovdje, ono što umire sa ruskim generalima, umrijet će i ovdje. Moj kolega je rekao, uvijek će ostati jedno pero i uvijek će netko reći: ne. Ostat će hrvatski narod, ostat ćemo ovdje sa stotinama, sa tisućama pera, da pokažemo koliko smo i kako kroz ovu povijest učinili, da bi opstali, da bi bili ljudi, da nikad ne bi pristali da postanemo moralna strašila kao oni koji nam tvrde da nas štite. Od koga nas štite u našoj domovini? Od nas. Neka nas puste na miru, bolje ćemo se od njih snać´. Neka nas puste na miru, mi ćemo osigurati svoju slobodu, svoju nezavisnost i svoje dostojanstvo. ... Živa je, bila je živa i živjet će Hrvatska! Živjeli! ------------------------------------------- Croatia Hrvatska Vlado Gotovac HSLS Drazen Budisa Franjo Tudjman JNA Imotski Vinovo Gornje Yugoslavia split dalmacija klis drnis 1991 War Liberal donje ivica racan veljko kadijevic bedem ljubavi zagreb blagoje adzic slobodan milosevic momir bulatovic vladimir seks franjo greguric anto djapic stipe stjepan mesic (Less)

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Jakov Gotovac - Croatian composer & conductor

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2008-04-21 16:18:07

Description: http://vinovo.magnify.net/ Jakov Gotovac was born on November 11, 1895 in Split (his origins are from Vinovo Gornje, village in Dalmatian Zagora), Croatia, and died on October 16, 1982 in Zagreb, (More) http://vinovo.magnify.net/ Jakov Gotovac was born on November 11, 1895 in Split (his origins are from Vinovo Gornje, village in Dalmatian Zagora), Croatia, and died on October 16, 1982 in Zagreb, Croatia. He was a composer and conductor of classical music. He is the author of the most famous Croatian opera, the comic Ero s onoga svijeta ("Ero the joker"), which first played in Zagreb in 1935. Gotovac was born in Split and initially had little if any formal education in music. Jakov was fortunate to be encouraged and supported by Josip Hatze, Cyril Metoděj Hrazdíra and Antun Dobranić who instilled him with a nationalistic orientation in music. He started as a law student in Zagreb, but switched to writing music in 1920. In Vienna, he studied in the class of Johan Marx. Back home, in 1922 he founded the Philharmonia Society in Šibenik. In 1923 he moved to Zagreb, where he kept working both as conductor and composer until his death. Between 1923 and 1958, he was opera conductor in the Croatian National Theatre (Hrvatsko narodno kazalište), and leader of an academic musical society Mladost, and of the choir Vladimir Nazor. The best-known piece of work of Gotovac is no doubt Ero, which has been performed on all five continents except Antarctica and Australia and translated into nine languages, with its libretto written by Milan Begović. It has been performed in more than 80 theatres in Europe alone. He also wrote numerous other works for orchestra as well as vocal music, piano pieces, and others. In his works, Gotovac represents the late national romanticism, with national folklore being the main source of ideas and inspiration. Musically he prefers homophonic textures, and fairly simple harmonic structures in keeping with the folk idiom he admired. Orchestral works Simfonijsko kolo (Symphony kolo) op.12 1926 Pjesma i ples s Balkana (Song and dance from the Balkans) op.16 1939 Orači (Men and ploughs) op.18 1937 Guslar (Gusle player) op.22 1940 Dinarka (Lady from Dinara) 1945 Plesovi od Bunjevaca (The dances from Bunjevci) 1960 Choral works 2 Scherzos 1916 2 pjesme za muški zbor (two songs for men's choir) 1918 2 pjesme čuda i smijeha (2 songs of wonder and joy) 1924 Koleda 1925 Dubravka. Pastorale for Choir & Orchestra, text from Ivan Gundulić op. 13 (1927-28) 3 momačka zbora (3 boy choirs) 1932 Pjesme vječnog jada (Songs of eternal sorrow) (1939) Pjesme zanosa (Songs of excitement) 1955 Vocal solo works Djevojka i mjesec (A girl and the moon) for alto & orchestra 1917 Erotski moment za glas i glasovir (erotic moments for voice & piano) 1929 2 Sonate za bariton i orkestar (2 sonatas for baritone & orchestra) 1921 Pjesme djevojčice za jedan glas i glasovir (Songs for girl's voice & piano) 1923 Gradom za glas i glasovir (Through the town for voice & piano) Rizvan-aga za bariton i orkrstar (Rizvan-aga for bariton & Orchestra 1938 Pjesme čežnje za glas i orkestar (Songs of passion for voice & orchestra) (1939) Operatic works Morana op. 14 (1928-30) Ero s onoga svijeta (Ero the joker) op. 17 (1933-35) Kamenik op. 23 (1939-44; UA 1946) Mila Gojsalića op. 28 (1948-51; UA 1952) Đerdan op. 30 (1954-55) Dalmaro op. 32 (1958; UA 1964) Stanac op. 33 (1959) Petar Svačić. Opera-Oratorij (opera orathorium op. 35 (1969; 1971) Croatian Jakov Gotovac Vinovo Gornje Croatia Art Hrvatska Opera Music Kroatien Dalmatian Zagora Dalmacija Dalmatia Drnis Unesic Cvrljevo Lecevica Hrvace Ogorje planjane donje utore dicmo svilaja toma bebic arsen dedic rade serbedzija momcilo popadic miljenko smoje nikola listes marko ivic milan begovic wolfgang amadeus mozart verdi giaccomo puccini gioacchino rossini chopin frederic ivan mestrovic split trogir kastela sinj imotski zadar sibenik brac hvar (Less)

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Vlado Gotovac - govor ispred komande JNA 1991

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2008-04-21 20:52:26

Description: http://vinovo.magnify.net/ Ja vas volim i ja se s vama ponosim. I kada bih trebao birati da li ću s vama umrijeti ili s ovim strašilima živjeti, izabrao bih smrt. Jer davno već u onom (More) http://vinovo.magnify.net/ Ja vas volim i ja se s vama ponosim. I kada bih trebao birati da li ću s vama umrijeti ili s ovim strašilima živjeti, izabrao bih smrt. Jer davno već u onom svijetu postoji jedan divni stih jednog velikog pjesnika koji kaže U Navarri se umiralo od srama. Mi Hrvati kada ne bi imali ovo dostojanstvo i kada ne bi imali ovu ljubav mi bi umirali od srama, ali ovi ovdje nemaju od čega umrijeti jer nemaju ni dostojanstva ni ljubavi. Kada bi generali imali obitelj, kada bi generali imali djecu, kada bi generali imali bližnje, onda nikada ne bi zasjeli u ovoj zgradi. Ali generali nemaju djecu ja vas uvjeravam, jer onaj koji tuđu djecu ubija nema djece. Jer onaj tko tuđe majke ucviljuje nema majke. Jer onaj tko ruši tuđe domove nema doma. I oni moraju znati da na ovoj zemlji za njih nema ni majka ni djece ni doma. Umrijet će u pustoši svog mrtvog srca. Sramit će ih se njihova djeca, jer nisu im bili očevi. Sramit će ih se njihove žene, jer su bili ubojice tuđe djece. Sramit će ih se njihove obitelji, jer su uništavali tuđe obitelji. Stojimo ovdje dragi Zagrepčani, znate li pred kojom zgradom? Pred "Hrvatskim radišom", sazidanim da bi hrvatski đaci i sirotinja se školovala, da bi hrvatska napredovala, da bi Hrvatska bila moderna nacija. Tu zgradu su gradili najhrabriji i najsiromašniji Hrvati da bi Hrvatska bila dostojna Europe. A tko je u njoj sada, ostaci komunizma, ubojice hrvatskog naroda! Oni imaju obraza da zaposjevši naše svete zgrade, naše zadužbine, govore o svom posjedu u Hrvatskoj. Oni nam prijete da će uzeti ono što je njihovo. Oni nam govore da će odlazeći ostaviti iza sebe pustoš. A mi znamo da će se vratiti jedino s onim što će ukrasti, jer nikada ništa drugo nisu ni imali. Sve što imaju, sve što jedu, sve što piju, sve što oblače vaše je. Vi to plaćate, vi zato radite, vi zato stradate. Oni će kažu ukrasti, a pitam tu gospodu, a gdje su oni to stekli bogatstvo koje je Hrvatska stjecala tisuću godina. Neka nam ispripovijedaju gdje su to njihovi gradovi stari tisuće godina, gdje su to njihovi dvorci, gdje su to njihove palače, gdje je to njihovo blago koje mi ovdje imamo i koje prijete da će nam uništiti. Neka unište svoje, ali lako im je, ne trebaju uništavati jer ništa od toga ni nemaju. Ono što oni žele, zapamtite dobro, žele nas izjednačiti sa sobom, žele da budemo divlji kao oni, žele da nemamo ništa kao oni, žele da budemo ubojice kao oni, žele da nemamo morala kao oni, žele da sjedimo u tuđim domovima i u tuđim gradovima kao oni. Nama to ne treba. Mi imamo svoju domovinu, mi imamo svoje gradove, mi imamo svoju kulturu, mi imamo svoju naciju. Neka odlaze odavde! Molim vas lijepo, kakvi su to ljudi, ako smijemo govoriti uopće o ljudima, koji sjede u tuđim kućama, koji se griju na tuđim ognjištima, koji žive u tuđim zgradama, koji uživaju tuđi novac i tuđi kruh, i usuđuju se ubijati one koji im to daju. Umrli bi davno da imaju i traga čovjeka u sebi. Umrli bi od srama, umrli bi od poniženja, umrli bi od onoga od čega svaki pošten čovjek umire kad je pogriješio. Ali demoni se kroz povijest provlače kao da su besmrtni. Ali neka ne zaborave da je smrt koja im je došla definitivna. Ono što je umrlo u Moskvi, umrijet će i ovdje, ono što umire sa ruskim generalima, umrijet će i ovdje. Moj kolega je rekao, uvijek će ostati jedno pero i uvijek će netko reći: ne. Ostat će hrvatski narod, ostat ćemo ovdje sa stotinama, sa tisućama pera, da pokažemo koliko smo i kako kroz ovu povijest učinili, da bi opstali, da bi bili ljudi, da nikad ne bi pristali da postanemo moralna strašila kao oni koji nam tvrde da nas štite. Od koga nas štite u našoj domovini? Od nas. Neka nas puste na miru, bolje ćemo se od njih snać´. Neka nas puste na miru, mi ćemo osigurati svoju slobodu, svoju nezavisnost i svoje dostojanstvo. ... Živa je, bila je živa i živjet će Hrvatska! Živjeli! ------------------------------------------- Croatia Hrvatska Vlado Gotovac HSLS Drazen Budisa Franjo Tudjman JNA Imotski Vinovo Gornje Yugoslavia split dalmacija klis drnis 1991 War Liberal donje ivica racan veljko kadijevic bedem ljubavi zagreb blagoje adzic slobodan milosevic momir bulatovic vladimir seks franjo greguric anto djapic stipe stjepan mesic (Less)

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Vlado Gotovac - 1991 speech

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2008-04-22 08:57:00

Description: http://vinovo.magnify.net Vlado Gotovac, was a leading dissident in Communist Yugoslavia and a powerful voice for democracy in the independent Croatia of the authoritarian Franjo Tudjman, Ivo Banac, a (More) http://vinovo.magnify.net Vlado Gotovac, was a leading dissident in Communist Yugoslavia and a powerful voice for democracy in the independent Croatia of the authoritarian Franjo Tudjman, Ivo Banac, a Croatian historian who teaches at Yale University, praised Mr. Gotovac for courage that spanned decades. ''Nobody could challenge his primacy in moral leadership, which he retained to the end,'' Mr. Banac said. ''He belonged to the school of Central European dissidence that put primacy on individual example -- on the importance of disassociating oneself from tyranny. He believed that the individual mattered. This is his greatest heritage in a country that is morally ruined after decades of dictatorship, war and corruption.'' Mr. Gotovac was one of Croatia's most urbane, humane and elegant voices. He was a prolific author and the leader of the Liberal Party, a junior partner in the government coalition that took power from the late President Tudjman's nationalists in elections in January, just a month after Mr. Tudjman's death. That triumph came after Mr. Gotovac had already fallen ill and capped a life dedicated to attacking rulers who sought to limit personal freedom. ''In the name of the state all has become permissible,'' Mr. Gotovac told The New York Times in a June 1997 interview about Mr. Tudjman's government. ''All ethical, moral and spiritual values have been subjected to the power of the state. ''Crimes are committed and defended because they are carried out in the name of the state. Totalitarian regimes always justify repressive measures by appealing to the love of the homeland.'' Despite the long years of jail and isolation for his views, Mr. Gotovac did not succumb to bitterness and retained the warm, affable outlook of a befuddled college professor. He said his political mentor was Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher. ''He warned us that we must be willing to carry out tasks in life where we have no chance of success,'' he said. Mr. Gotovac was born Sept. 18, 1930, in Imotski in southern Croatia and grew up in poverty. His father was a gendarme in the royal Yugoslav state and his mother was illiterate. But their son went on to study philosophy at Zagreb University and later headed Matica Hrvatska, an influential association of Croatian writers and historians. He was the most philosophical of Croatia's post-1945 poets, finding inspiration in urban society, despite his rural upbringing. He championed the integrity of the individual, and attacked communal passions such as those that inspired Communist and nationalist movements. His blistering attacks against the Tito's Communist system and his widely read essays arguing for democratic freedoms and reforms landed him in prison twice and led to his dismissal from his state job. He was first sent to prison by the Communist authorities in 1972, serving six years in Stara Gradiska in squalor with common criminals. He was released in 1976, but his outspokenness led to another arrest, in 1982. He served two more years in the Lepoglava prison. In 1989, as the old Communist Yugoslavia began to disintegrate, Mr. Gotovac founded the Croatian Social-Liberal Party, part of a coalition that in 1990 lost Croatia's first multiparty elections to Mr. Tudjman's Croatian Democratic Union. The election of Mr. Tudjman led to Croatia's secession from Yugoslavia in June 1991 and to a bitter war of independence. Mr. Gotovac, while denouncing the Serbian regime in Belgrade, also opposed the eventual displacement of some half a million Serbs from Croatia. He made their return part of his political platform. Mr. Gotovac was a member of all three parliaments elected since 1990, but he also devoted much of his time to the restoration of Matica Hrvatska, over which he presided from 1990 to 1996. Croatia Croatian vlado gotovac speech politics JNA army kroatien dalmatia dalmatian zagora hrvatska imotski vinovo gornje tony blair george bush drazen budisa demosten cicero ciceron speech party labourist john kennedy robert bill clinton diplomacy war (Less)

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Zapuzane 2008 3. dio HRAM SV. ARHANGELA MIHAILA (1497)

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2008-08-11 23:15:30

Description: HRAM SV. ARHANGELA MIHAILA (1497) Miranje Gornje ,Zajednicki hram i groblje Mz Zapuzane i MZ Miranje

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"Vredni ljudi" udruženje Gornje Vidovo

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2008-08-11 08:14:52

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Gornje Ljubinje - SharPlaniNci

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2009-10-16 15:13:33

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(www.vest.si) Župan Gornje Radgone Anton Kampuš o ...

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2008-08-09 02:42:50

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Srbija od srca Sombor Gornje podunavlje

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2008-12-26 15:07:46

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30.03 09.Gornje Dubrave-HŽ

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2009-03-30 23:31:49

Description: Gornje Dubrave su mjesto u sastavu grada Ogulina. Nalaze se oko 10 km od tzv. Jozefinske ceste koja povezuje Dugu Resu sa Senjom. Kroz mjesto prolazi željeznička pruga koja spaja Zagreb i Rijeku. (More)

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