
By Ivo Kokić
World War II represented successful cooperation between the Western Allies and the Soviet Union. The peak of this cooperation was the meeting of Joseph Stalin, Winston Churchill, and Franklin D. Roosevelt in Yalta Conference, held in Crimea on February 4, 1945. After the war ended in May of that year, it became…
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In the 35th episode of the Actualitica Podcast, the guest is a full professor at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, and an expert in national security, terrorism, and geopolitics, Mirko Bilandžić.
Topics: threats of terrorism and nuclear weapons.
Why is the issue of terrorism always relevant? What kind of…
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By Ivan Toth
The landing in Normandy was the largest naval-amphibious operation in history, with nearly 5,000 amphibious vessels, 289 auxiliary ships, and 277 minesweepers. Around 160,000 soldiers crossed the English Channel on D-Day, while approximately 875,000 troops were landed by the end of June. Allied losses in the first days of the invasion were…
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In the 34th episode of the Actualitica Podcast, the guest is internationally accredited EMCC mentor and coach, experienced business and leadership trainer, energy-intuitive advisor with a holistic view of the human being and life, and author, Danijela Lončarić. The topics of the podcast include modern business, burnout, and humanitarian work.
Why is authenticity so…
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By Matija Šerić
After a long, gloomy, and harsh winter, spring has finally arrived. Although we can still feel the last chills of cold weather, there’s no doubt that warmer, sunnier, longer, and more pleasant days lie ahead. Spring is the season of blooming, budding, and the rebirth of nature around us, reflected in the…
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By Ivan Toth
The first Allied action on D-Day itself was Operation Deadstick, which involved a glider assault at around 00:16 on Pegasus Bridge over the Caen Canal and another bridge over the River Orne, about 800 meters to the east. Both bridges were quickly secured with minimal casualties by members of the 5th…
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