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ZAGREB, 3 Jan (Hina) -The 30th edition of the winter course in Croatian traditional dances and songs and musical instruments started in the northern Croatian city of Koprivnica on Wednesday.
The 10-day event, organised by the Croatian Heritage Foundation (HMI), will focus on the tradition and folklore of Croatian Pannonian areas.
The school was launched in 1964 by ethnologist and folklore researcher Ivan Ivančan.
The aim of this school that takes place in winter and summer is to preserve and promote Croatia's heritage, culture and traditional customs among ethnic Croats living outside Croatia and among the Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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