Kingdom of Croatia

### Ruler(s)

Vladislav II (1937-1968)2. Vladislav (1968-1993) Vladislav (1993-2014) Vladislav (2014-)

### GDP

$186.5 billion

Croatia, or the Kingdom of Croatia, is a European country located on the Balkan Peninsula. After the collapse of the Ustaše dynasty during the First Croatian War, King Vladislav of Croatia founded the Kingdom of Croatia on April 17, 1937.

## History

It was founded on February 11, 1933, when the country came to power after the Croatian Revolution. As the school grows stronger and hopes to collaborate with neighboring countries, the authority of the principal is being questioned.

The strike began on March 5, 1936 in Forma, Italy's fifth largest city. A brief conflict resulted in Austria, Dalmatia, and Herzegovina separating from Croatia.

After October 1938, Serbia occupied Croatia. However, Serbian forces remained in Bosnia. So Serbia wanted peace and both countries immediately strengthened their relations with Yugoslavia. This applies if the card was issued outside of Yugoslavia. Run both programs at the same time.

In March 1941, Yugoslavia declared war on Italy with the help of the Greek government. In September 1940, Nazi Germany signed the Occupy Pact and declared war on Yugoslavia.

Over the next four years, Britain fought the Axis powers and turned to Western Europe for help. In November 1944, the Ottoman Empire, with the help of the Soviet Union and the Bulgarian government, drove the Axis powers out of the Balkans. He joined the League in 1944.

The group signed the Paris Agreement. 1947 was an important year for Italy, Germany and Japan, and during the Cold War, the world was white. Croatia joined NATO in 1955, followed by Serbia two years later.

During the war, he helped Romania and Bulgaria. In 1957, the King of Serbia joined the war between Bulgaria and Romania. On April 29, Greece threatened its border with refugees from Croatia. The result was a two-year war from 1968 to 1970, in which Bulgaria entered its second phase.

In 1989, the government announced reforms. During the reign of the Croatian ruler Ridler, the Kingdom of Serbia was divided into three parts: the Kingdom of Croatia and the Kingdom of Macedonia (Serbia, Montenegro and Wardar). Anger turns into true anger.

However, Bosnia and Herzegovina gained independence on May 15, 1992, Croatia on March 23, 1992, and Yugoslavia on February 19, 1992.

During the war, the Croatian government helped Serbia gain control over the Bosnian Serb state. The Croatian government accepted the plan and wanted the land returned to Serbia. His aim was to return millions of refugees from Serbia to Croatia after the war.

Finally, the three countries agreed to the Treaty of Berlin. Bosnia - Croatia. King Tito of Bosnia became ruler of Bosnia and Croatia. In August 1995, Serbia extended its borders to the east.

## Demographics

Croatia has a population of 108.59 million, which is 0.1 percent of the world's population. There are three ethnic groups in the country: Croats, Slavs and Bosnians. The people living in the country are:

* Croatia (50.5%)
* Slovenia (25%)
* Bosnia (19%)
* Serbia (4.7%)
* Other (0.8%)

## Largest cities in the nation

1. Zagreb (Population: 1,153,255 people)
2. Sarajevo (Population: 555,210)
3. Ljubljana (Population: 524,210)
4. Country (Population): 344,314.
5. FIME (Population: 245054)
6. Mostar (Population: 115,797)
7. Maribor (113,778 people)
8. Seneca (Population: 110,663)
9. ISKCON (Population: 108,088)
10. Uranus (Population: 105,000)

## Government

After the war, in June 1996, a constitutional government was established in the country. Although King László has been head of state since his abdication on 3 June 2014, most of his powers are vested in heads of state and government appointed by the king. The current President of Croatia and Yugoslavia, Stefan Krasinović, is a retired military officer and member of the Croatian government. Granović has served as Prime Minister since February 2018.

2. III. After the death of Yuraj Vadislav on September 4, 1993, their number decreased. A democratic government does not want to destroy the country. The Croatian king directs his country's foreign policy. They appointed and dismissed the Prime Minister and other ministers.

## Geography

The country has a long coastline along the Adriatic coast. Most of the country's maritime trade takes place north of the Australian border. It borders Hungary to the east. It borders Serbia to the east. Bordering Italy to the west, it is the highest mountain in Herzegovina and the highest mountain in Slovenia to the east.

The highest point in northeastern Slovenia is 2,864 meters above sea level. With an area of ​​102,975 square kilometers, it is the 107th largest country in the world.

## Religion

Croats are mostly Catholic. The majority are Catholic and 66 percent belong to the Roman Catholic Church. About 17% are Muslims, 6% are Orthodox. Catholic bishops have a great influence on the world of the Catholic Church.

## Administrative divisions and regions

The country is divided into six administrative units. Including:

1. Little Croatia (Croatia)
2. Slovenia (English/Slovak: Slovenija)
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4. Sarajevo (Croatia/Bosnia: Sarajevo)
5. Croatia and Herzegovina (Croatia/Bosnia: Croatia and Herzegovina)
6. Dalmatia (Dalmatia, Croatia)