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BILINGUAL CHRONOLOGY ON CROATIAN HISTORY PRESENTED

ZAGREB, Jan 28 (Hina) - Repeating historical mistakes will not help Croatia join Europe, President Stjepan Mesic said during the presentation of a book, entitled "The History of Croatians" at the National and University Library in Zagreb on Tuesday.
ZAGREB, Jan 28 (Hina) - Repeating historical mistakes will not help Croatia join Europe, President Stjepan Mesic said during the presentation of a book, entitled "The History of Croatians" at the National and University Library in Zagreb on Tuesday. #L# The bilingual book, published in Croatian and English, is a chronology written by scholars Ante Nazor and Zoran Ledic who presented the history through several topics covering the period from the seventh century until 1990 when Croatia waged the war for its independence. The 500-page book with 700 pictures, graphs and copies of documents is published by the Zagreb-based "Multigraf" company. Speaking at the presentation, the Croatian head of state described the book as a good chronology of Croatian history. "This is a book about the eventful history of a small nation in which there were great men but also criminals. We should be able to know the difference between bright and dark historic times, as we have to remember both of them," Mesic said. "We lived in two totalitarian systems and in one system close to totalitarianism, although it was under the guise of democracy," he said. Mesic warned that just as one had to be silent about Bleiburg during the Socialist rule, today some would like not to talk about the real nature of the Ustasha regime, although, Mesic said, all of it was a part of history. Reiterating that the country is in front of the European Union's doorstep, Mesic says the glorification of Fascists symbols, regardless of the fact that only few people do it, and the tolerance of the revision of history as well as recurrence of historical errors would not take Croatia into Europe. (hina) ms sb

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