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	First World War.com - Who's Who - Ante Trumbic
		Ante Trumbic (1864-1938), the Croatian nationalist leader, was born in Austro-Hungarian Dalmatia on 17 May 1864.
		Further, Trumbic's group worked to convince Nikola Pasic's Serbian government to sponsor the notion of a union of the Croats, Slovenes and Slavs, an idea regarded with great mistrust by Pasic who remained intent upon the simple expansion of Serbia via territorial gains from a beaten Austro-Hungarian empire.
		Ante Trumbic died in Zagreb on 17 November 1938 at the age of 74.
	www.firstworldwar.com /bio/trumbic.htm (466 words)

	Ante Trumbic
		Ante Trumbic ( May 17, 1864 - November 17, 1938), the Croatian nationalist leader, was born in Austro-Hungarian province of Dalmatia and studied law at Zagreb, Vienna and Graz (with doctorate in 1890).
		Trumbic resigned as Foreign Minister in 1920, as Serbian domination became the policy in the kingdom that was to have represented all the minority interests among South Slavs.
		By 1929, when King Alexander I abrogated the constitution to establish a royal dictatorship, Trumbic was in retirement in Zagreb.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/ante_trumbic (244 words)

	Ante TrumbiÄ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ante TrumbiÄ ( May 17, 1864 - November 17, 1938) was an influential Croatian nationalist leader from the early 20th century.
		TrumbiÄ was born in Austro-Hungarian province of Dalmatia and studied law at Zagreb, Vienna and Graz (with doctorate in 1890).
		At the Versailles conference after World War I, TrumbiÄ had to represent Yugoslav concerns in the face of Italian territorial ambitions in Dalmatia (temporarily settled in 1920, but raised again with Benito Mussolini).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ante_Trumbic (240 words)

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	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/ante.html (144 words)

	Kapitel 13. "SHS-kungariket"
		Den 30 april 1915 bildas, med en oavhängig stat på programmet, genom Ante Trumbic exilorganisationen "Jugoslavenski odbor" ('Sydslaviska kommittén') såsom språkrör för från Österrike-Ungern emigrerade serber, kroater och slovener.
		Den 20 juli 1917 undertecknas av Pasic och Trumbic den s.k.
		Den 26 oktober 1918 förklarar den kroatiska lantdagen det statsrättsliga bandet med Ungern resp.
	www.blahuset.se /sydslav/kap13/kap13.htm (1680 words)

	Corfu Declaration - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The two chiefly responsible for devising the wording of the Corfu Declaration were the Serbian Prime Minister Nikola Pasic and the Croatian exile Ante Trumbic, who worked to overcome official Serbian resistance.
		Pasic and the serbian court party had remained intent upon the simple expansion of a Greater Serbia by means of unilateral territorial gains to be derived from a beaten Austro-Hungarian Empire.
		Trumbic was named Foreign Minister, and Pasic found himself temporarily out of power.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Corfu_Declaration (301 words)

	Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net
		Trumbić was born in Austria-Hungary Austro-Hungarian province of Dalmatia and studied law at Zagreb, Vienna and Graz (with doctorate in 1890).
		Trumbic resigned as Foreign Minister in 1920, as Greater Serbia Serbian domination became the policy in the kingdom that was to have represented all the minority interests among South Slavs.
		There you find a list of all editors and the possibility to edit the original text of the article Ante Trumbic.
	www.mauspfeil.net /Ante_Trumbic.html (303 words)

	CROATS & SERBS: CHAPTER EIGHT
		Ante Starcevic (1823 — 96) objected strongly to Vuk’s Panserbian pretensions in several articles appearing in the ‘Narodne novine’ in Zagreb in 1851 — 52.
		Trumbic devoted himself to the creation of the common state of Yugoslavia, constitutional and decentralized, because he foresaw that otherwise after the war Croatian territory would be divided among Serbia, Italy and Hungary.
		The internal organization to the state would be decided by a constitutional assembly on the basis of "a qualified majority." The Corfu declaration was signed by Dr. Ante Trumbic, president of the Yugoslav Committee, and by Nikola Pasic, president of the ministerial council and minister of external affairs of the kingdom of Serbia.
	www.magma.ca /~rendic/chapter8.htm (13435 words)

	Messages from The ConferenceAugust.16.1995.17.30.05 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		By its cruelty, brutality and macabre killings, the regime of Ante Pavelic astounded even the German SS formations stationed in the Independent State of Croatia./1 The ethnically pure Croatian State was the strategic goal of the fascist Independent State of Croatia of Ante Pavelic.
		The regime of Ante Pavelic brought the order on "the final solution of the Serbian question", the annihilation or expulsion of the Serbian people from the territory of the Independent State of Croatia, six months before the Nazis took the decision on the total annihilation of the Jews.
		This was also the case with the textbooks issued in the time of Ante Pavelic according to which the Croats were always threatened and shackled with Serbian hegemony, while all the evils emanate from the Serbs.
	mediafilter.org /sj/Conf/0895/August.16.1995.19.30.05 (4397 words)

	Usenet Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Although at that time most of the prominent members of the Croatian Revolutionary Movement were in Yugoslav prisons and their leader, Dr. Ante Pavelic, in exile, the Revolutionary Movement seized the opportunity to launch a struggle for the liberation of Croatia.
		One Ustasa group incited the troops to rebellion, capturing the town of Bjelovar and proclaiming the independence of Croatia on April 8th, 1941, a mere two days after the German attack, while the German troops were still far away.
		He had also met Ante Pavelic, yet another exiled Croatian politician, who had formerly been vice-president of the Croatian Rights Party and a member of parliament for that party.
	www3.usenetarchive.org /File.asp?service=50015 (8228 words)

	Povijest BiH > Austro-ugarska vlast :: Herceg Bosna :: Hrvati Bosne i Hercegovine
		Od romanticarske ideje jezicno-kulturnog zajednistva Juznih Slavena, od Slovenaca do Bugara, preko real-politicke strategije hrvatskih politicara pocetka 20.stoljeca (Supilo, Trumbic), do paravana za velikosrpske nacionalno-teritorijalne aspiracije (slicno ideji panslavizma kao trojanskog konja ruskog carskog imperijalizma)- jugoslavenska ideologija je postala dominantnom medju manjim brojem hrvatskih, srpskih i muslimanskih mladih intelektualaca.
		U Bosnu i Hercegovinu se doselilo oko 180 do 200 tisuca Hrvata, Slovenaca, Ceha, Nijemaca i drugih, a iselilo se oko 100,000, uglavnom Bosanskih Muslimana
		Ante Alaupovic, svecenik, predsjednik Hrvatskoga kulturnog drustva "Napredak" u Sarajevu, najznacajnijeg hrvatskoga kulturnog drustva u Bosni i Hercegovini
	www.hercegbosna.org /ostalo/p_austrou.html (1701 words)

	Most beautifull place on Earth... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Their leader in Split was Ante Trumbic who emigrated during World War I as president of the Yugoslav Executive Committee which advocated the uniting of Croatia with Serbia and Montenegro.
		Afterwards Trumbic joined the bitter opposition of most Croatian politicians and the populace to Belgrade's idea of a Great Serbia.
		In the Kingdom of Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia Split was the center of the provincial government, as well as the administrative center of the Provinces of Split and the Middle Adriatic.
	pubwww.st.carnet.hr /~jgracin/split.html (1626 words)

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		If his Croatia was not the peasant republic envisioned by Stjepan Radic or the Croatian state imagined by Ante Starcevic, it was a viable democratic state with a powerful military, a skilled diplomatic corps and citizens who both fought for its survival and criticized its policies.
		The two men belonged to different generations (Tudjman was born in 1922, Milosevic in 1941) and, with the exception that both lost their parents in tragic circumstances, the events that shaped their beliefs and values were as different as those which shaped Martin Luther and John Calvin.
		In 2002, as the ICTY pressed for the extradition of Ante Gotovina, the general who had led the decisive Croatian offensive in 1995, most Croatians remembered Tudjman as the father of his country.
	wwics.si.edu /topics/pubs/MR304Sadkovich.doc (2761 words)

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		While his idea was rejected by Franjo Supilo, it was reluctantly accepted by Ante Trumbic, who advocated a union at any price, hoping that in time the dispute between Serbia and Croatia would be resolved.
		Their senior partner, the Serbian Pasic, wryly quipped on May 1, 1919: "The Yugoslav nation is a single people, with three religions and two alphabets." So much for the "union" which was cautiously accepted by the Croats and Slovenes, uneasy about Serbian domination.
		Such fears were voiced by Ante Trumbic in a memorandum as early as 1918, at a time when Serbs and Croats were supposedly enjoying their political honeymoon:
	www.hungarian-history.hu /lib/hunspir/hsp39.htm (5968 words)

	MAR \| Data \| Chronology for Muslims in Bosnia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		The Yugoslav Committee was organized by Ante Trumbic to fight for the creation of a Yugoslav state with Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes as equal partners.
		With Germany's defeat, Ustase leader Ante Pavelic and numerous Croat civilians fled Croatia and attempted to surrender to Allied forces in Austria.
		Ante Zelovic, the leader of Bosnia's branch of Croatia's ruling nationalist party, was elected as the Croatian member of the Bosnian Presidency.
	www.cidcm.umd.edu /inscr/mar/chronology.asp?groupId=34603 (8882 words)

	FINA Water Polo World League 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Out of the 11 players on the Yugoslav team of that time, 8 were Croats: Miro Mihovilovic, Filip Bonacic, Ivo Giovanelli, Ante Roje, Luka Ciganovic, Vojko Pavicic, Vinko Cvjetkovic and Mile Curlica.
		From then, and until the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, when they played under the Yugoslav flag for the last time, 39 Croatian players won 23 gold and 32 silver medals.
		Luko Vezilic, Damir Polic, Zoran Roje, Milivoj Bebic and Bosko Lozica earned the silver medal in Moscow in 1980, and then Yugoslavia, led by Ratko Rudic, one of the best coaches from this region, won the Olympic gold medal twice in a row.
	www.fina.org /worldleague_newsCRO2.html (794 words)

	Yugoslavia Formation of the South Slav State - Flags, Maps, Economy, Geography, Climate, Natural Resources, Current ...
		Because they feared Italian domination, Ante Trumbic and other Dalmatian leaders formed the London-based Yugoslav Committee to promote creation of a South Slav state.
		In July 1917, Nikola Pasic of Serbia and Trumbic signed the Declaration of Corfu, which called for a union of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes in one nation with a single democratic, constitutional, parliamentary system, under the Karadjordjevic Dynasty.
		In November Pasic, Trumbic, and Antun Korosec signed an agreement in Geneva, providing for a joint provisional government but recognizing the jurisdiction of Serbia and the National Council in the areas under their respective control, until a constituent assembly could convene.
	workmall.com /wfb2001/yugoslavia/yugoslavia_history_formation_of_the_south_slav_state.html (412 words)

	Trumbic, Ante -- Encyclopædia Britannica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Trumbic entered political life under the Austrian crown, first as a member of the Dalmatian Diet from 1895 and then as representative in the Reichsrat (federal assembly) in Vienna from 1897.
		In 1905 he was elected mayor of Split.
		More results on "Trumbic, Ante" when you join.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article?eu=75468&tocid=0&query=ante&ct= (568 words)

	An International Symposium "Southeastern Europe 1918-1995"
		The establishment of a new state in 1918 was made possible by Croatian politician, Ante Pavelic with his speach in Belgrade in 1941.
		He was overthrown by another younger Ante Pavelic, the President of the Independent State of Croatia.
		Ante Sekulic: SERBIANISM IN PODUNAVLJE (THE DANUBE REGION) 1918-1995
	www.hic.hr /books/seeurope/005e-pavlicevic.htm (5822 words)

	Yugoslavia and the World Wars
		The war had wiped out a quarter of Croatia, Slovenia, and Serbia's pre-war population and half of their prewar resources were used up.
		In 1917 Dalmatia's Ante Trumbic and Nikola Pasic signed the Declaration of Corfu, which called for a union of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (Montenegrins and Macedonians were to be grouped with Serbia) under a single democratic constitution and parliamentary system under the Serbian Karadjordjevic dynasty.
		This was all the motivation that Hitler needed and in 1941 Axis forces invaded Yugoslavia and forced its unconditional surrender.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/world/war/yugo-hist1.htm (1752 words)

	Mislav Jezic
		Croatia, as the only legal state subject, together with the Slovene provinces, with Voivodina and with Bosnia and Herzegovina (where besides Croats, Slovenes, Serbs and Muslims lived) formed the State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs (SHS), with a government in Zagreb called the National Council (29th October 1918).
		Persecutions of Croats, abuses of the Serbian gendarmerie against Croatian peasants and the terror of Serbian militant groups called Chetniks against the unarmed Croat population produced many emigrants from Croatia, some of whom were ready to strike back with violence.
		One state was created under the tutorship of the occupation forces where Ustashas and their head Ante Paveli
	www.eurolang.mq.edu.au /croatian/jezic.htm (4312 words)

	Prof. R.K. Kent: Some Quick Notes on the Reported Study by Audrey Helfant Bading- "Serb Nationalism in the ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		It was only four months later that Bosnian Serbs came into view as a target for liberation from Austria.
		In fact, the drive for liberation and unity of all South Slavs was mainly one-sided until THREE YEARS LATER when Pashic and a Dalmatian Croat, Dr. Ante Trumbic of the Yugoslav Committee, signed the Corfu Pact (20 July 1917).
		It accepted 9 of its 10 demands in toto and left the tenth ( Occupation of Serbia by Austria without a war) in an ambiguous state.
	www.artel.co.yu /en/reakcije_citalaca/2002-06-16_1.html (1204 words)

	Black Hand Over Europe: Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		The familiar image of Serbia as the "Piemont" of the Balkans crumbled before accounts of the institutionalized repression of the regime which did not even conceal that its Yugoslavianism was nothing but the mimicry of Pan-Serbian ideology.
		Pozzi's interview with the Croatian politician Ante Trumbic, at the descent of his political career, reveals tragic rancour of betrayed expectations of Croatians and other peoples.
		The author provides examples of the Serbianization of Macedonia, which was systematically turned into "South Serbia", and reflects at the same time the foundation and Greater Serbian goals of various irregular Serbian organizations (governmental and military).
	mirror.veus.hr /blackhand/intro.html (677 words)

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	Daedalus: Illyrianism and the Croatian quest for statehood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Faced with a threat that was, in a way, as calamitous as the Ottoman invasion, a new generation of Dalmatian intellectuals resolved to take action.
		Led by Ivan Mestrovic, Ante Trumbic, and Frane Supilo-an internationally famous sculptor, a former mayor of Split, and a journalist, respectively-they set up the Jugoslav Committee in 1915 as an organization dedicated to ensuring that the Great Powers did not succeed in consigning Croatia to another partition.
		Since Croatian independence seemed a hopeless prospect, they were determined at least to secure union for the whole of Croatia with their Slav neighbors in Serbia, on terms that approximated as much as possible the Illyrian ideal of freedom in diversity.
	www.24hourscholar.com /p/articles/mi_qa3671/is_199707/ai_n8770007/pg_4?pi=scl (1327 words)

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