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1990
Josip Boljkovac is appointed as the First Minister of the Interior in Croatia.
30 May 1990
HDZ secures victory in Croatian elections, gaining control of parliament.
30 May 1990
Multi-party elections held after years of single-party rule marked a new era of democracy.
06 May 1990
Slovenian and Croatian delegates leave League of Communists of Yugoslavia's 14th Congress in protest.
23 Jan 1990
1989
Milosevic's speech at Gazimestan reflects Serbian nationalist sentiments, emphasizing historical pride and unity.
28 Jun 1989
Establishment of HDZ, a conservative political party, in response to democratic changes in Yugoslavia.
16 Jun 1989
1983
The disbanding of the Communist party in Croatia due to political conflict and tensions.
1983
1981
Josip Broz Tito, Yugoslav leader, quelled Croatian nationalism during his rule with force.
04 May 1981
1980
The Krk Bridge is a significant landmark, connecting two parts of Croatia's coast.
1980
Yugoslav President Tito's death led to a power vacuum in the country.
04 May 1980
1977
The formation of a leftist political party in Croatia focused on communism and socialism.
1977
1975
Krško Nuclear Power Plant construction started in former Yugoslavia, marking a nuclear era.
Aug 1975
Miroslav Krleža Institute of Lexicography created to promote language and lexicography.
1975
1974
Communist Party of Croatia introduces updated constitution to reflect party's direction and principles.
1974
Introduction of new Constitution for Yugoslavia set legal foundation before break-up, impacting regional politics.
21 Feb 1974
1973
Establishment of Rijeka University in alignment with European standards for quality education and research.
17 May 1973
1972
Smallpox outbreak in Yugoslavia spreads to affect various regions, including Croatia.
16 Feb 1972
1971
Suppression of Croatian Spring movement highlighted by harsh measures against political dissent.
1971
1970
Split will host the Mediterranean Games, showcasing various sports and cultural events.
25 Sep 1970
Communist leaders resign under Belgrade pressure, affecting political landscape in Croatia.
1970
Student protests in Zagreb demand increased civil liberties and rights.
1970
1969
Beginning of large-scale emigration from Croatia due to economic and political challenges.
1969
Yugoslav leadership suppresses Croatian Spring movement through crackdown on political dissent and demonstrations.
1969
1967
Adriatic Highway development enhances tourism in Croatia, attracting more visitors to the country.
1967
Beginning of Croatian Spring, a time of renewed national identity and cultural pride.
17 Mar 1967
1966
Croatia forms part of Yugoslav Republic League of Communists branch, promoting communist ideology locally.
1966
1965
Industrial projects boost economy and infrastructure in Croatia in the upcoming year.
1965
Strong economic growth in Croatia is boosting living standards for residents significantly in recent years.
1965
1963
Skopje earthquake felt in Croatia, causing significant damage, casualties, and assistance provided.
26 Jul 1963
1951
Croatia joins Yugoslavia as a federal unit within a Socialist Republic.
1951
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