NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12771
Christmas Masses held across Croatia
Western countries say RS parliament threatens BiH's constitutional order
Jandroković wishes Hanukkah to be herald of peace this year
News schedule for Thursday, 26 December
Priest issues urgent appeal for Bosnia town cut off due to snow
Christmas is time of love, support to those suffering - says Jandroković
Minister announces security measures in schools after tragic incident
Plenković: Messages of peace, love, more understanding and empathy for Christmas
RS parliament trying to block Dodik trial, BiH Prosecutor's Office responds
ZAGREB, 17 July (Hina) - The Mimara Museum in Zagreb has prepared a virtual exhibition and catalogue to mark the 35th anniversary of its existence, the museum announced in a press release earlier this week.
The museum has been closed to the public since March 2020 when it was damaged in a strong earthquake.
Its holdings are based on a collection of artworks donated to the Croatian people by art collector Ante Topić Mimara.
Since its inception, the museum has become an unavoidable centre of culture and art, showcasing a wide range of works of world cultural heritage and contemporary art, the press release said.
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