Askingfor opinions on Italy from Slovenian friends . Hi everyone, I am really curious to know more about the perception in Slovenia of Italians and their history. other smaller towns which were majority italian Istria as a region lost 200k people and went from being 60% italian 35% croatian and 5% slovene in 1943 (similar numbers in 1910
TheRepublic of Croatia is located in the southeast and central Europe. It is part of Mitteleuropa and the Balkans. Croatia is the 127th largest country with an area of 21,851 square miles. The state borders five countries; Hungary to the north, Montenegro to the south, Slovenia to the west, and Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina to the east.
Toyour second question, yes and yes. Okay so your countries relations are not even close to the same as Armenia and Azerbaijan which having friends from there, people literally want to kill each other. 3. Urban Serbs mostly got assimilated and large part of tham actually fought on Croatian side during war.
2011May - Croatia and Slovenia officially submit their Piran Bay border dispute to UN arbitration. 2011 June - Croatia successfully completes EU accession negotiations, putting it on track to
Diplomaticrelations between both countries were established on February 6, 1992. Croatia has an embassy in Ljubljana and two honorary consulates in Maribor and Koper. Slovenia has an embassy in Zagreb and an honorary consulate in Split. Both countries shares 670 km of common border.
ACroatian crescendo. Lucie Grace fell in love with Croatia when she unexpectedly moved to its capital city two years ago. Since then, she has traveled the length and breadth of the country, usually on a quest to find the best slice of burek wherever she lands. Okay, Greece, we all know you’re the birthplace of Western civilization.
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are croatia and slovenia friends
