After years of war, loss, and rebuilding, Croatia entered a new era between 1996 and 1998 — one defined not by battle, but by diplomacy, reconstruction, and reconciliation. With…
Documents from Exile - DOKUMENTI IZ ISELJENIŠTVA
Book One Title (Left Book) BEDEM LJUBAVI, MOTHERS FOR PEACE, OGRANAK TORONTO — TORONTO CHAPTER, PRVA KNJIGA — 1991–1995 — BOOK ONE
Book Two Title (Right Book) BEDEM LJUBAVI, MOTHERS FOR PEACE, OGRANAK TORONTO — TORONTO CHAPTER, DRUGA KNJIGA — 1995–1998 — BOOK TWO
Croatian War of Independence
Oct 08, 2025
By 1995, Croatia stood ready to reclaim its sovereignty in full. Years of rebuilding, training, and strategic patience had paid off. The Croatian Army was now a well-organized, confident force —…
Oct 08, 2025
By 1993, Croatia’s Homeland War had entered a new stage. After two years of defense, the Croatian Army began a series of operations aimed at regaining territory that remained under occupation. The…
Oct 08, 2025
By early 1992, the worst of Croatia’s fighting had begun to subside — not because peace had been achieved, but because the war was shifting beyond its borders. After a year of devastation,…
Oct 08, 2025
By 1991, Croatia’s calls for independence from Yugoslavia had reached a breaking point. What began as political unrest the year before erupted into open war. With the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA)…
Nov 15, 1999
Apr 15, 1998
In 1990, Croatia stood at a turning point. After decades under Yugoslav rule, the winds of change were sweeping across Eastern Europe — and Croatia was no exception. The desire for national…
Aug 14, 1995
Date: August 14, 1995
Author: Valentina Krčmar, Thornhill, Ontario
Addressed to: Letters to the Editor, The Toronto Star…