NEWS BULLETIN NO. 13026
Protesting students finish 100-kilometre march on foot in Serbia
Mayors of Zagreb, Split, Osijek and Čakovec satisfied with waste separation results
Strike in education sector unnecessary, says Plenković
Dodik won't attend BiH Prosecutor's hearing, criticises Rutte's messages
News schedule for Tuesday, 11 March
Croatian shooter Miran Maričić wins bronze at European Championships
ZSE trading boosted by start of official trading in ING-GRAD shares
152 nesting griffon vulture pairs, 107 young birds recorded in Kvarner last year
Exhibition "Generation 2035, University WCNSF" to open in Zagreb on 14 March
ZAGREB, 10 March (Hina) - Historian Milan Radošević and leaders of the Istrian and Pula anti-fascist associations have launched an initiative to establish a Museum of Anti-Fascism in Istria, along with an interpretation centre and archive, as an institution to preserve the memory of Istrians' contribution to the victory over fascism.
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