A Croatian third division footballer got the shock of his life when he saw a flock of sheep waiting for him at work.
These include Eritrean refugees in eastern Sudan, Burundian refugees in Tanzania, Croatian and Bosnian refugees in Serbia, Rohinga refugees in Bangladesh and Afghan refugees in Iran and Pakistan.
The Croatian people hold profound friendship with the Chinese people.
The Battle of Mohács in 1526 led the Croatian Parliament to invite the Habsburgs to assume control over Croatia.
His Croatian descent appeals to Ohio's white working-classes, many of whom are of central European stock.
This street has two names, depending on which side you talk to: the Avenue of Croatian Youth and the Boulevard of National Revolution.
The Croatian will play either Andy Roddick or Robin Soderling in Sunday's final.
But Hungary and other countries have stiffened Croatian resistance to other Russian plans, such as the attempt to gain control of an oil pipeline from the Croatian coast to Hungary.
"Serbs are not bad people," said Boris, who explained that during the Civil War he had been forced to flee from Osijek, the Croatian city I had visited last week.
In 2005 Ante Sapina, the head of a Croatian syndicate, was jailed for bribing a German referee, Robert Hoyzer.
According to CRI Online of July 15, Coolidge, a Croatian inventor created what seems to be the world's smallest violin. The instrument is 28 mm long, 15 mm wide and 4 mm thick.
The following day, Vuk Jeremic, Serbia's foreign minister, hosted a good-humoured meeting of his Croatian, Bosnian and Montenegrin counterparts in Belgrade.
The Croatian government has said these records either do not exist or are lost.
The Portugal winger also came in for some rough treatment from the Croatian side's defenders, prompting Ronaldo to offer his own assessment.
