PRESIDENT'S, GOVERNMENT'S, AND SABOR'S DELEGATIONS LAY WREATHS AT HOMELAND ALTAR

ZAGREB, June 22 (Hina) - On the occasion of the Day of Anti-Fascist Struggle in Croatia, celebrated on June 22, delegations of the Croatian President, the Croatian National Sabor, and the Croatian Government, laid wreaths at the Altar of Homeland in Medvedgrad on Mount Medvednica overlooking Zagreb, on Tuesday. President Tudjman's delegation consisted of President's chief-of- staff Ivica Kostovic, General Zvonimir Cervenko, and the head of the President's Military Cabinet, Zivko Zrilic. The establishment of the first anti-fascist unit in Europe on Croatian territory, headed by Croatians, is the best evidence of anti-fascist tradition and contribution of Croats and Croatia to the Anti-Fascist Movement, Kostovic said. A multi-party delegation, headed by president of the parliament Vlatko Pavletic, laid wreaths on behalf of the Croatian National Sabor. Pavletic stressed that this was an event which determined a series of events that have influenced the fate of Croatia in the next half of the century. The Sabor's delegation also consisted of Bosiljko Misetic of the ruling Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), Ivica Racan of the Social Democratic party (SDP), Luka Trconic of the Croatian Peasants' Party (HSS), Dorica Nikolic of the Croatian Social Liberal Party (HSLS), and Bozo Kovacevic of the Liberal Party (LS). The Government's delegation consisted of Finance Minister Borislav Skegro, Justice Minister Zvonimir Separovic, and Health Minister Zeljko Reiner. A delegation of the city of Zagreb, headed by Zagreb mayor Marina Matulovic-Dropulic, also laid a wreath at the Altar of Homeland. (hina) it,