Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social PhenomenaHealth CareGeographicals
CroatiaWarEurope, EasternBosnia-HerzegovinaYugoslaviaLeper ColoniesHealth Transition
HungaryLower PannoniaDalmatiaTerranovaDanubeRomanArchaeologicalSisakZagrebSlavoniaIllyriaCroatianOsijekMediterraneanSloveniaReflectionGovernorProvinceBishopLatinCountry2022TownThousandCoastalRiverAreaEuropeHistoryCoastHeritageTerritoryTravelPlaceModern dayPeaceInstituteFoundRepublicPopularEasternNationalCulturalIslands
Hungary7
  • Koprivnica-Križevci County is situated north east from Zagreb, in the valley of river Drava, on the border with Hungary, a very rich agricultural region of Croatia. (signa-fahnen.de)
  • In 2018, the Yamaha R6 Cup powered by Bridgestone will be a new part of the Alpe Adria International Motorcycle Championship which consists of the consolidation of in total eight motorcycle Federations: Italy, Austria, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia and Croatia. (fim-europe.com)
  • The series is made up of 6 race weekends with 2 heats each, which sums up to a total of 12 championship races at Slovakia-Ring (Slovakia), Autodrom Poznan (Poland), Pannonia-Ring (Hungary), Red Bull Ring (Austria), Autodrom Grobnik (Croatia) and at the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben (Germany). (fim-europe.com)
  • The independent Croatian kingdom lasted until 1102 when Croatia, after a series of dynastic struggles entered into a personal union with Hungary , with a Hungarian king ruling over both countries. (getluckyhotels.com)
  • It is the fifth largest city in Hungary, close to its border Croatia. (undiscoveredhungary.com)
  • Hungary (匈牙利) Hungary (匈牙利) a kamu "Magyarorsza'g" han u i Cung-ow Pannonia masaenal ku lalabu nu kanatal, 93030 kungli kaahebal, nuwaminsa a belaw u Slovakia, nuwalia amis a belaw u Ukraine, nuwalian atu nuwalian timul balaw u Romania, nutimulan a belaw u Serbia, satipan timul belaw Croatia, satipan belaw Slovenia, satipan nuwamisan a belaw u Austria. (wikipedia.org)
  • Records exist from the Middle Ages of a tax and/or a currency in the then highly valued marten skins, which were recorded as marturina ("marten tax") or kunovina, in Lower Pannonia (today in Hungary and Slavonia). (gb.net)
Lower Pannonia1
  • Ljudevit (pronounced [ʎûdeʋit]) or Liudewit (Latin: Liudewitus), often also Ljudevit Posavski, was the Duke of the Slavs in Lower Pannonia from 810 to 823. (wikipedia.org)
Dalmatia6
  • Recently, some of our core staff have spent much time in Croatia , especially in Dalmatia, their travels being the culmination of years of research. (petersommer.com)
  • Vinita has a habit of hosting and presenting many domestic winemakers and their wines, but its refined taste is not limited to the borders of Croatia - Vinita can boast of hosting winemakers from all of Slavonia, Baranja and western Srijem, Istria, Dalmatia, Herzegovina and all the way to France. (total-croatia-news.com)
  • As a result of their settlement, Croatia saw the areas Histri (Istria) and the Delmati (Dalmatia) come to life. (adventurescroatia.com)
  • During their reign, the Romans split the country into three provinces: Dalmatia along the coast, Noricum and Pannonia. (adventurescroatia.com)
  • In ancient times, what is now Croatia was part of the regions of Illyria and Dalmatia. (getluckyhotels.com)
  • The name STRIDON pays homage to one of the greatest translators of the Western world, St. Jerome, who was born in Stridon, a lost town on the confines of Dalmatia and Pannonia, which lay most probably in today's border-region between Croatia and Slovenia. (uni-lj.si)
Terranova5
  • Pannonia Terranova ligger i Vardarac, 5,7 km fra naturparken Kopački Rit, og tilbyder indkvartering med have, gratis privat parkering, fælles opholdsstue og terrasse. (boutiquehotel.me)
  • For common use, Pannonia Terranova has a dining room and two outdoor terraces for meal times, leisure or workshop activities. (pannonia-terranova.com)
  • Pannonia Terranova is a perfect place for organised group fun and educational activities. (pannonia-terranova.com)
  • Pannonia Terranova " - ART ECO HERITAGE HOUSE - a unique place for living in harmony with nature, in the landscape of golden fields of Slavonija and Baranja and the majestic nature park Kopacki Rit. (pannonia-terranova.com)
  • Pannonia Terranova is your home away from home! (pannonia-terranova.com)
Danube2
  • The new emperor knew the area well through his appointment as governor of the province of Pannonia Inferior in AD 106, also on the Danube frontier, where he took command of Legio II Adiutrix , the very legion with which he had begun his military career (AD 94-95). (followinghadrian.com)
  • I am the man who, once well-known to the river banks in Pannonia, brave and foremost among a thousand Batavi, who, with Hadrian as my judge, could swim the wide waters of the deep Danube in full battle kit. (followinghadrian.com)
Roman6
  • The former Roman city of Cibalae in southeastern Pannonia was under Avar control in the 7th and 8th centuries, but until now, none of their graves had been discovered. (thehistoryblog.com)
  • Beneath the streets of this town, there was a Roman city called Sirmium, which was the capital of the Roman province of Pannonia. (meettheslavs.com)
  • From Roman-built colosseums to fortified castle walls that span the Dalmatian Coast, Croatia is a fusion of ancient ruins and modern buildings which makes for an incredible travel destination. (adventurescroatia.com)
  • Roman rule over Croatia collapsed in the 5th century, but much of their influence can still be seen today in the ancient buildings they created. (adventurescroatia.com)
  • Pannonia formed part of the Roman Empire for 400 years, and Dacia for about 150 years. (catholic.com)
  • National park Brijuni Croatia fetaures Mediterranean vegetation, rich heritage from Roman times as well as the first golf course in Croatia with accommodation facilities. (santo-bol-croatia.com)
Archaeological1
  • When inclement weather and even more inclement pathogens struck Croatia, all archaeological investigations were suspended, but because the tomb had already been partially exposed and was in danger from the elements and from looters, the excavation was given a dispensation to continue. (thehistoryblog.com)
Sisak2
Zagreb1
  • Naturally, when the affirmation of women in wine is the topic, we need to mention an association based in Zagreb, with members all over Croatia: WOW - Women on Wine, which recently toured Baranja. (total-croatia-news.com)
Slavonia1
  • The total area is 125,430 square miles, of which 16,423 belong to the Kingdom of Croatia -Slavonia. (catholic.com)
Illyria1
  • I think both did happen, participation in Pannonia, 'motivated push' in classical Illyria, so J-L283 might have gotten split into more North Western integrated people which adopted cremation and mixed with R-L2 in particular and those staying independent and conservative, keeping collective clan burials etc., which was the main/proper Illyrian group which formed Glasinac-Mati. (eupedia.com)
Croatian4
  • If Croatia is not "typical" of any history, that's because it was often fragmented and it behaved neither just as a Balkan region, nor as a Mediterranean or as a Central European one - Croatian history reflects all of those options, but it exemplifies none, as the country and area went their own way or ways. (petersommer.com)
  • By 12 AD the Romans ruled all of Croatia and played a massive role in ancient Croatian history. (adventurescroatia.com)
  • Croatia (Croatian: Hrvatska) is a Mediterranean country in Southeastern Europe, and is a part of the Balkans. (getluckyhotels.com)
  • National Park Risnjak, named after lynx - on Croatian ris, is spread over 64m2 and is located in area where the Alps meet the Dinaric Range and where the Mediterranean gradually gives way to the Pannonia Plain. (santo-bol-croatia.com)
Osijek1
  • Hotel Central Osijek is in the heart of Osijek, a short 1-minute walk from Pannonia and 20 minutes' walk from Osijek Citadel. (hotels.com)
Mediterranean3
  • Croatia is a land of urban culture which numbers more cities than any other part of the Mediterranean. (hupgconference.com)
  • It is a land where the hues of the sunny and warm Mediterranean happily blend with the tranquillity and freshness of mountains and the gentle sway of the golden plains of Pannonia. (hupgconference.com)
  • For dedicated nature lovers in Croatia you can put to sea with an adopted dolphin or, if you are particularly lucky, encounter the mysterious and rare Mediterranean monk seal. (hupgconference.com)
Slovenia2
  • Croatia is what's known as Central Europe a ''stones throw'' away from Slovenia and Serbia, so naturally they could be both or either. (eupedia.com)
  • 5 Žumberak is the mountainous region between Slovenia and Croatia. (getluckyhotels.com)
Reflection1
  • Below, we offer an overview of some of the key moments in the history of Croatia - the length of the overview is itself a reflection of the complexity it tries to explain. (petersommer.com)
Governor1
  • Understanding that Maximus who ruled in Pannonia as a lieutenant for the governor had given orders for his arrest. (ablessedcalltolove.com)
Province1
  • By the end of the 3rd century AD Sopianae was one of the administrative centres of the province of Pannonia. (undiscoveredhungary.com)
Bishop2
Latin1
  • The oldest preserved relics of musical culture in Croatia are sacral in nature and represented by Latin medieval liturgical chant manuscripts (approximately one hundred musical codices and fragments dating from the 11th to the 15th centuries have been preserved to date). (wiki2.org)
Country6
  • Croatia is a country that personifies the complex hybrid that is Europe. (petersommer.com)
  • Based on her remarkably varied topography and her position between East and West, North and South, but based even more on the dazzling range of peoples and influences that resulted from those factors, Croatia is a country of extraordinary diversity in all regards, including her history. (petersommer.com)
  • Croatia is a country rich with history, which has had an inevitable influence over its food, culture and can be experienced firsthand at any of the nation's numerous historical sites. (adventurescroatia.com)
  • We'll be taking you on a short tour through the history of Croatia and highlighting the big events which shaped Croatia into becoming the incredible country you can visit today. (adventurescroatia.com)
  • For Croatia, this period was a huge turning point in shaping much of the infrastructure and cities throughout the country. (adventurescroatia.com)
  • Whilst the Croatia we know today may have only been around since the 90s when it declared independence from Yugoslavia, the land on which the country sits has a history which can be traced back to prehistoric times. (adventurescroatia.com)
20222
  • The Economist Intelligence Unit rated Croatia a " flawed democracy " in 2022. (wikipedia.org)
  • code: HRK) was the currency of Croatia from 30 May 1994 until 31 December 2022. (gb.net)
Town1
  • In the north part of the Republic of Serbia, close to Croatia, there is a town called Sremska Mitrovica. (meettheslavs.com)
Thousand1
  • This is a story about a land of a thousand islands, her magical nature and rich heritage, her great Men whose great deeds have forever etched the name of Croatia in large letters on the map of the world. (hupgconference.com)
Coastal1
  • With Risnjak, Paklenica, the Plitvice Lakes and Northern Velebit in the mountainous area, and with the Kornati Archipelago, the island of Mljet, the Brijuni Archipelago and the Krka waterfalls in the coastal area, Croatia is indeed a jewel of the primeval beauty of nature. (hupgconference.com)
River2
  • The northern Frankish group moved from Bavaria across Pannonia to make an invasion across the river of Drava. (wikipedia.org)
  • Mandy and I cycling along the Sava river in Croatia. (vladovince.com)
Area1
  • the word 'pannonia' describes the area between bratislava and croatia, east of vienna and west of the balaton lake. (crackshop.at)
Europe1
History2
  • One of those is a comprehensible and reasonably short history of Croatia as part of the information we will provide for our guests on the cruise - of course, that history will be explained on our tours and visits, but many of those who travel with us enjoy access to some written material before, during or even after their holiday. (petersommer.com)
  • Due to her position "between" cultures, Croatia is only rarely visible as a central theatre of history. (petersommer.com)
Coast1
  • Shortly after, the Greeks claimed rule over parts of old Croatia, mainly conquering the islands and settling up colonies along the coast. (adventurescroatia.com)
Heritage2
  • That is exactly why the cultural heritage of Croatia is so fascinating. (petersommer.com)
  • We'll also be giving you a quick lowdown on some of the best and oldest historical sites in Croatia to visit along the way, including some of the famous World Heritage UNESCO sites. (adventurescroatia.com)
Territory1
  • This study aims to correct the popular impression that the territory of Southern Pannonia between the fourth and sixth centuries. (barpublishing.com)
Travel2
  • We specialize in unique, exclusive, personalized travel planning to Croatia and its surrounding countries. (adventurescroatia.com)
  • We didn't travel to Croatia with our bikes, even though we really wanted to try flying with Bromptons. (vladovince.com)
Place1
Modern day2
  • Interestingly, these Illyrian tribes had a huge influence over the modern day names of places in Croatia. (adventurescroatia.com)
  • Heading west towards Pannonia, the first two legionary camps were Durostorum (modern-day Silistra in Bulgaria) and Novae (modern-day Svishtov in Bulgaria), which were occupied respectively by legio XI Claudia and legio I Italica . (followinghadrian.com)
Peace2
  • They described the horrors conducted by Margrave Cadolah of Friuli (800-819) and his men in Pannonia, but the King of Franks refused to make peace. (wikipedia.org)
  • adoption of the government budget , declarations of war and peace, defining national boundaries, calling referendums and elections, appointments and relief of officers, supervising the Government of Croatia and other holders of public powers responsible to the Sabor, and granting of amnesties. (wikipedia.org)
Institute2
  • Sanja Tepavcevic is an Associate Research Fellow at Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg and teaches in the International Studies MA Program at the University of Pannonia. (iask.hu)
  • Sanja is a member of the Budapest-based non-governmental organization Dialogue and external associate of the Croatia-based Institute of European and Globalization Studies. (iask.hu)
Found2
  • We looked for histories of Croatia and we found that there's not much available online that is of much use or of sufficient quality. (petersommer.com)
  • The horse buried with him still had its finery, including an iron bit, iron stirrups and iron saddle braces, the first Avar saddle remains ever found in Croatia. (thehistoryblog.com)
Republic4
  • The politics of Croatia are defined by a parliamentary , representative democratic republic framework, where the Prime Minister of Croatia is the head of government in a multi-party system . (wikipedia.org)
  • The Constitutional Decision on the Sovereignty and Independence of the Republic of Croatia came into effect on 8 October 1991. (wikipedia.org)
  • Croatia is a unitary democratic parliamentary republic. (wikipedia.org)
  • Following the collapse of the ruling Communist League , Croatia adopted a new constitution in 1990 - which replaced the 1974 constitution adopted by the Socialist Republic of Croatia - and organised its first multi-party elections. (wikipedia.org)
Popular1
  • In Croatia both pop and rock are popular, as well as pop music influenced by Dalmatian or Slavonian folk elements. (wiki2.org)
Eastern2
National1
  • Croatia has a three-tiered, independent judicial system governed by the Constitution of Croatia and national legislation enacted by the Sabor. (wikipedia.org)
Cultural1
  • While other areas underwent the glories and disasters that centre-stage brings, Croatia laboured on regardless, uniting different cultural strands, contributing to historical developments on this side, that side or the other, and constantly absorbing, adopting and adapting whatever cultural developments affected her. (petersommer.com)
Islands1