ZAGREB, Oct 22 (Hina) - Hina's new editor-in-chief Benjamin Tolic +was prior to his latest post ambassador at the Croatian Foreign +Ministry, and in the past advisor minister at the Croatian Embassy +in Bonn, and Croatian consul
general in Zurich.+ Born July 8, 1943 in Osoj, Posusje Municipality, Tolic is married, +with one child. He graduated in philosophy and Germanic studies at +the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb.+ Tolic taught German in primary and secondary school, and worked as +editor on the "Eight-Language Encyclopaedic Dictionary" at the +"Miroslav Krleza" Lexicography Institute in the late 1980s.+ The new editor-in-chief was also president of the Social-Political +Council with the first democratic Zagreb City Assembly, and +subsequently performed the duty of foreign secretary on the ruling +Croatian Democratic Union's (HDZ) Executive Committee.+ He translated several books of fiction and scien
ZAGREB, Oct 22 (Hina) - Hina's new editor-in-chief Benjamin Tolic
was prior to his latest post ambassador at the Croatian Foreign
Ministry, and in the past advisor minister at the Croatian Embassy
in Bonn, and Croatian consul general in Zurich.
Born July 8, 1943 in Osoj, Posusje Municipality, Tolic is married,
with one child. He graduated in philosophy and Germanic studies at
the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb.
Tolic taught German in primary and secondary school, and worked as
editor on the "Eight-Language Encyclopaedic Dictionary" at the
"Miroslav Krleza" Lexicography Institute in the late 1980s.
The new editor-in-chief was also president of the Social-Political
Council with the first democratic Zagreb City Assembly, and
subsequently performed the duty of foreign secretary on the ruling
Croatian Democratic Union's (HDZ) Executive Committee.
He translated several books of fiction and science from German into
Croatian, and worked as a journalist.
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