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22. RootsWeb: CROATIA-L Re: [CROATIA] Lovas Croatia History And Vukovar Questions From Kurt McCrary Subject Re CROATIA Lovas Croatia History and Vukovar questions Date Sun, 22 Apr 2007 003942 0700 (PDT) In-Reply-To 001901c784a2$2cdb5ad0$ http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/CROATIA/2007-04/1177227582

writeHeader('760px','Mailing Lists'); OAS_AD('Top'); CROATIA-L Archives Archiver CROATIA From: Subject: Re: [CROATIA] Lovas Croatia History and Vukovar questions Date: Sun, 22 Apr 2007 00:39:42 -0700 (PDT) In-Reply-To: Hello Katherine and list, Thank You for your information If I understand the translation properly it sounds something like this: >From a report in a local paper called "Livaski List", January 1994. written by V. Berakovi The History of Lovas In written documents, Lovas was first time noted 1385 as, Lovasci. In old document is discovered that village Lovas was located east of today's village where is today Staro selo (Old village) House number? #269*, south of Bijeli Dol? the middle, between (#273 and #269) In the year 1404 there is noted two villages with same name Big (Nagylowaz) Hungarian? and (Tothlowas) Slovak. According to this it is believed that there were two different group of people in Lpvas, one Croatian and other a mix of Hungarian and Slovakian. At the end of 14th c. the Village was written as one "Lovas" In second half 15th c. documented is only Long Lovas (Dugi Lovas) (Hozylowas). In later development, it is possible that the two villages were united in one long village or that "Big Lovas" got the name "Long Lovas" Even though Lovas was very populated it did not have church, most possibly because in the near settlements there were several churches.

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WWW-VL: HISTORY: CROATIA Click here for The WWW-VL: History central catalogue WWW-VL: History: W3 Search Engines Research Tools Geography Maps Physical Other Maps, including satellite and aerial photographs Maps of Croatia , Perry-Casta�eda Library, University of Texas Varadzin 2000 , from Orbis Internet Services [Impressive. A vector city map making full use of the capabilities of Micromedia Flash technology] Gazeteers Location of Cities and Towns , getty.edu World Heritage Sites The Old City of Dubrovnik Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra History Historic Complex of Split and the palace of Diocletian Diocletian's Palace ... Historic City of Trogir Language Languages of Croatia Croatian Dictionaries Translation Software and CR Language Courses History of the Croatian Language Hravatski Radio ... Download Croatian Fonts Italian Dictionaries On-Line Italian Language Course La Libreria di Dora [extensive offering of Italian literature] Italian Language Texts Reference Works Croatia: The World Factbook CIA Croatia Country Profile , BBC History of Croatia , World History at KMLA Republic of Croatia Facts and Figures About Croatia , Republic of Croatia Embassy, Washington, D.C.

26. Croatia/History - Discussion And Encyclopedia Article. Who Is Croatia/History? W Croatia/History. Discussion about Croatia/History. Ecyclopedia or dictionary article about Croatia/History. http://www.knowledgerush.com/kr/encyclopedia/Croatia/History/

27. MapZones.com : Croatia History Information of Croatia History, Civilization, independence, king, rural, war http://www.mapzones.com/world/europe/croatia/historyindex.php

Country Info Home Introduction General Data Maps ... Time and Date Croatia : History The United Nations mediated a cease-fire in January 1992, but hostilities resumed the next year when Croatia fought to regain one-third of the territory lost the previous year. A second cease-fire was enacted in May 1993, followed by a joint declaration the next January between Croatia and Yugoslavia. in September 1993, the Croatian Army led an offensive against the Serb-held Republic of Krajina. A third cease-fire was called in March 1994, but it, too, was broken in May and August 1995 after Croatian forces regained large portions of Krajina, prompting an exodus of Serbs from this area. In November 1995, Croatia agreed to peacefully reintegrate Eastern Slavonia, Baranja, and Western Dirmium under terms of the Erdut Agreement. In December 1995, Croatia signed the Dayton peace agreement, committing itself to a permanent cease-fire and the return of all refugees. The death of President Tudjman in December 1999, followed by the election of a coalition government and president in early 2000, brought remarkable changes to Croatia. The government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Racan, progressed in implementation of the Dayton Peace Accords, regional cooperation, refugee returns, national reconciliation and democratization. Bjelovarsko Bilogorska Brodsko Posavska Dubrovacko Neretvanska Istarska ... AskBabyNames @ 2008 MapZones

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30. WWW.HR - History And Homeland War About Croatia History and Homeland War History and Homeland War. Croatia is located between East and West Europe and http://www.hr/croatia/history

www.hr - Croatian homepage since 1994. Impressum Contact About us ... About Croatia History and Homeland War Croatia is located between East and West Europe and have been used during centuries as a transit country. Thereby several cultures came in contact with each other. Several cultural influences have contributed to the history of the country. The history of Croatia returns almost as far as humanity himself. Current Croatia was inhabited in pre Historic period by the Illyrics. It was incorporated in 35 before Christ by Octavianus as Pannonian, which was a part of the Roman empire. In the 7th century Croatia was conquered by Slavonian tribes. In the 10 th century Tomislav (king in 924) made himself and Croatia independent. Also at that time Venice conquered the coast area. The influence of Italian construction art is still visible in the Croatian coast places. In 16 th and the beginning of the 17 th century Croatia had been conquered by the Turks (current Bosnia). The coast places and the islands remained Venetian. In 1699 Croatia became Austrian and 1779 Croatia was administratively joined at Hungary. Under the influence of the French revolution a national Croatian movement rose. After the French revolution the largest part of Croatia (except a part of Dalmatia) was incorporated by the Hungarian. The Croatian national movement fought especially against Budapest until 1868, when Croatia got a certain degree of autonomy. During the first world war a part of Croatia chose for an Yugoslavian kingdom governed by the Serbian dynasty.

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www.hr - Croatian homepage since 1994. Impressum Contact About us ... History and Homeland War History timeline around 400BC the first Greek colonies are founded on Adriatic islands around 100BC Romans rule over the east coast of Adriatic Roman emperor Diocletian in present-day Split around 600. Croats start moving to what is today Croatia Duke Trpimir issues the Charter in which for the first time is mentioned the name Croatia, in domestic official documents. Tomislav, the first Croatian king is mentioned, unifier of Pannonian and Dalmatian Croatia After the death of Petar Svacic, the last Croatian king, Croatia enters into a union with Hungary King Bela IV issues the Golden Bull in which he proclaims Zagreb a Free Royal City The beginning of defense against the Turks, who through time occupy the larger part of Croatian territory By a decision of the Croatian Assembly, the dynasty of Habsburg comes to the Croatian throne Croatia is largely liberated of Turkish rule; continental Croatia remains under the rule of Habsburg, and the largest part of the Adriatic coast and islands are under Venice; only Dubrovnik Republic remains completely independent

32. Croatia History - IndigoGuide Croatia Croatia has a long and colourful history. Originally home to the Illyrians, the country was occupied by the Romans in 229BC for a period of over 700 years, and later adopted by http://www.indigoguide.com/croatia/history.htm

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34. Croatia: History — FactMonster.com Encyclopedia — Croatia History History through the Nineteenth Century. A part of the Roman province of Pannonia, Croatia was settled in the 7th cent. by Croats, who accepted http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/world/A0857636.html

Home U.S. People Word Wise ... Homework Center Fact Monster Favorites American Indian Heritage Month Math Flashcards Geography Guide Seven New Wonders of the World ... The Fifty States Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... FunBrain Sponsored Links TripAdvisor Croatia (Europe) Encyclopedia Croatia History History through the Nineteenth Century A part of the Roman province of Pannonia, Croatia was settled in the 7th cent. by Croats, who accepted Christianity in the 9th cent. A kingdom from the 10th cent., Croatia conquered surrounding districts, including Dalmatia, which was chronically contested with Venice. Croatia's power reached its peak in the 11th cent., but internecine strife facilitated its conquest in 1091 by King Ladislaus I of Hungary. In 1102 a pact between his successor and the Croatian tribal chiefs established a personal union of Croatia and Hungary under the Hungarian monarch. Although Croatia remained linked with Hungary for eight centuries, the Croats were sometimes able to choose their rulers independently of Budapest. In personal union with Hungary, Croatia retained its own diet and was governed by a ban, or viceroy. After the battle of in 1526 most of Croatia came under Turkish rule. In 1527 the Croatian feudal lords agreed to accept the Hapsburgs as their kings in return for common defense and retention of their privileges. During the following century Croatia served as a Hapsburg outpost in the defense of central Europe from a Turkish onslaught.

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36. Articles About Croatia History - Los Angeles Times Croatia History News. Find breaking news, commentary, and archival information about Croatia History From The Los Angeles Times http://articles.latimes.com/keyword/croatia-history

37. Croatia - History History of Croatia Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Croatia first appeared as a duchy in the 7th century and then as a kingdom in the 10th century. http://www.kosmix.com/topic/Croatia/History

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Welcome Explore Before you go Activities Things to see Where to sleep Tours Keep in Touch Partners ] Subscribe To This Site Croatia History Through Croatia history This is a short review of Croatia history from the Illyrians to the Romans, Austrians, Italians (Venice), Tito and the Homeland War. Although Croatia developed under the influence of many different cultures - Greek, Roman, Celtic, Illyrian, Austrian, Hungarian, Byzantine, Islamic - it gave its own and unique contribution to the history of European civilization. Let me give you a brief plan of the main historical periods of the Croatia past: Illyrians period from 1000 BC Around 400BC the first Greek colonies are founded on Adriatic islands (Pharos � Stari Grad on Hvar island. Around 100BC Romans rule over the east coast of Adriatic, with Salona (Solin) as a capital. Roman monuments are present everywhere along the Adriatic coast ( Pula amphitheatre Zadar Forum Split Diocletian Palace and many others). At the beginning of the 7th century Croats (Horvats) has arrived on Balkan peninsula. The short period of the Croatian kingdom under Kings Tomislav, Kresimir, Zvonimir.

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Sitemap Germany Vacations Italy Vacations France Vacations ... Email this page to a friend Croatia History In 1918, the Croats, Serbs, and Slovenes formed a kingdom known after 1929 as Yugoslavia. Following World War II, Yugoslavia became an independent communist state under the strong hand of Marshal TITO. Although Croatia declared its independence from Yugoslavia in 1991, it took four years of sporadic, but often bitter, fighting before occupying Serb armies were mostly cleared from Croatian lands. Under UN supervision the last Serb-held enclave in eastern Slavonia was returned to Croatia in 1998. Expert Croatia History Vacation Planners Start Planning your Croatia History Vacation, Tour or Cruise Here Search here for your Vacation, Tour or Cruise About Us About Us About Us Video Today's Europe Specials Europe Vacation Accommodations Europe Luxury Villas Europe Spa Vacations Europe Luxury Vacations Europe Culinary Vacations Europe Travel Videos Helpful Travel Links Travelex Luxury Travel Insurance CSA Luxury Travel Insurance Travel Guard Insurance ... Other Helpful Vacation Links Our Newsletter Sign up for our Croatia History Newsletter and get our special vacations, tours and cruise deals.

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] Subscribe To This Site Split Croatia - History Split Croatia - History Overview Split (Italian: Spalato) is the largest and most important city in Dalmatia .It is situated on a small peninsula on the eastern shores of the Adriatic Sea, in the foothills of Kozjak and Mosor mountains. Split has been ruled by Rome, the Byzantine Empire, and intermittently by Croatian and Hungarian nobility, until the Venetian Republic took control in 1420 and held it until its own downfall in 1797, when it fell to Austria-Hungary with a brief period of Napoleonic rule (1806�1813). During this time, Split developed into an important port city with trade routes to the interior through the nearby Klis pass. Culture flourished as well, Split being the hometown of Marko Marulic, one of the classics of Croatian literature, and a place where he wrote Judita (1501, published in 1521), widely held to be the first modern work of literature in Croatian. Timeline A.D. 293: Roman emperor Diocletian , known for his reforms and persecution of Christians, preparing for his retirement from politics in 305, orders work on his palace to begin. The palace faces the sea on its south side and its walls are 570 to 700 feet (170 to 200 m) long and 50 to 70 feet (15 to 20 m) high, and it encloses an area of 9� acres (38,000 m�).

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