Hrvatska - Kroatia

Croatia’s military revival is serious. Rafale jets, Leopard tanks, Bradleys, conscription returns, and defense pacts with Kosovo and Albania. A strategic shift is underway—quietly transforming the Balkans into a potential frontline.

Mladi povjesničar Krešimir Rotim u Podcastu Velebit: „Oslobađanje Hrvatske nije završeno.“ Dok Plenković vodi zemlju prema briselskom ropstvu, nova generacija govori jasno: Borba za hrvatski identitet tek počinje.

In a world losing its soul, Croatia shines as a beacon of hope. While others fall to secularism, young Croats are filling churches, praying in public, and standing for Christ. Catholicism isn’t dying — it’s rising again. A modern miracle in the heart of Europe.

Franjo Tuđman u emisiji "2u9" kod Romana Bolkovića iz 1992. godine. Intervju je snimljen uoči parlamentarnih izbora, u jeku Domovinskog rata i procesa međunarodnog priznanja Hrvatske. Tuđman govori o svom privatnom životu, imovinskoj kartici, ulozi komunizma u povijesti Hrvatske, stvaranju neovisne i demokratske države, pravima srpske manjine, položaju Katoličke crkve te odnosima s međunarodnom zajednicom. Razgovor vodi Roman Bolković, a emisija donosi uvid u razmišljanja prvog hrvatskog predsjednika u jednom od najvažnijih trenutaka novije hrvatske povijesti.

Dvojica su uhićena nakon oskvrnuća spomenika HVO-a u BiH i poziva na obračun s Hrvatima. Ovaj incident nije samo napad na spomenik, nego i na dostojanstvo hrvatskog naroda. Potrebna je odlučna reakcija institucija kako se ovakve provokacije više ne bi ponavljale.

THE CONVERSATION (2022) The only meeting between Tito and Stepinac turned into a historical drama Plot: The film reconstructs the only historically documented meeting between communist dictator Josip Broz Tito and Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac, the leader of the Catholic Church in Croatia. The meeting took place on June 4, 1945, at a crucial moment when Yugoslavia was becoming a communist state. Key points of the film: Tito pressures Stepinac to create a Croatian national church independent from the Vatican Stepinac refuses and remains loyal to Rome and the Catholic faith The film depicts the ideological conflict between communism and Catholicism The punishment for disobedience: Stepinac's trial, imprisonment, and death under suspicious circumstances Themes of faith, freedom, and persecution of the Church under a totalitarian regime Reception: IMDb rating: 6.3/10 The film is visually impressive and emotionally powerful, although critics note that Tito is portrayed too refined, and Stepinac too insecure — which many Croats and Catholics consider historically inaccurate.

Marko Jačov wasn’t a historian—he was a propagandist who twisted Vatican archives to push the myth that Orthodox settlers in Catholic Dalmatia were always “Serbs.” This wasn’t research. It was theft—of history, identity, and truth.