Hrvati s Novog Zelanda / New Zealand Croats

[@TonchyShultz]

Svima hrvatima i hrvaticama , pozdrav sa zadne strane Kanade i samo tako BvB i puna podrshka!..Pozdrav :-)

[@DIJITALSON]

mojim precima. volim vas sve. otići ću kući jednog dana i ponijeti svoja sjećanja sa sobom. toliko si se žrtvovao. i svi smo zauvijek zahvalni.

[@zorakovacic6826]

Hfala.daniste.zaboravili.nasu..domovinu. Svi.koji.nkismo.mogli.u.njoj.zivjeto.iz.raznih.razmoga.ali.domovinu..majku.se.ne.zaboravla.pozxdrsv.svima..u.citavom.svijetu.jlepo.vas.je.cuti.iz. Ove.daleke.zemlje Bog.i.hrvati.❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊

[@ljubicaknezz]

I absolutely adore this topic I am so in love with Maors and their culture ♡ A lot of love from Dalmatia :)

[@milkajurkovic7084]

Braćo hrvati svako vam dobro bog dao mahdje bili živjela hrvatska.

[@quintinout]

I remember reading a story by Frank Sargeson called 'the making of a new zealander'. I love Croatia and very glad to have you here :)

[@medomali9827]

Vratite se volimo vas ❤

[@combatjitsu7225]

Pozdrav Braco Hrvati Bog vas Blagoslovio

[@Raven-3X]

God blase you dear Croatians and greetings for video!

[@bobzurunkle1860]

My Grandfather was from Burgenland and prior was from Dalmatia. Im from California. Greetings!

[@13Belgrade]

Dalmatia is Serbian Land 🔴🔵⚪

[@joshualogan6655]

@@13Belgrade Continue crying.

[@13Belgrade]

@@t.r.8386 Мама твоја пуши али буквално ахахха

[@markmalic7450]

​​@@13Belgrade shmuck

[@ivanaarambasic4369]

​@@13Belgradeand Tesla is a Croatian 😉

[@oljacejovic4263]

Meni je naj dirljivija rečenica jednog gospodina. Ja sam bio Jugosloven, a odjednom sam hrvat. To je ista ta moja zemlja, moja najlepša Dalmacija, naše bivše zajedničke zemlje.

[@RachelPaora]

I'd live to find my children's family in dalmatia

[@blazradic6169]

❤za hrvacku Braču po cilom svitu od Dalmatina iz trogira

[@MrCROBosanceros]

0:55, Country now known as Croatia? It was always Croatia.

[@johnmalissa9658]

ME ALSO FEEL THE SAME AS THOSE PEOPLE.I COME TO AUSTRALIA IN 1950.I AM AUSTRALIAN.BUT MY HEARTH BELONG TO ZARA DALMAZIA.

[@johnmalissa9658]

LYCANDRO KNEZEVIC. MY MOTHER NAME WAS ANNA KNESEVIC.SHE WAS BORN IN CASTEL VENIER.ABOUT 25 KM FROM ZARA.

[@powderskier5547]

The name Knesevic is Croatian and comes for Hercegovina

[@Raven-3X]

write Zadar ..Zara is Venetian source of word..be proud bro!

[@ivicazubcic8718]

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[@ivicazubcic8718]

@@johnmalissa9658 Vinjerac?

[@Ines-uw5gi]

Once I went to live in Germany with my partner, got a two-story apartment and a job, but the longing for home and my sea was stronger than the higher salary I earned there so six months later I returned. With the average salary in Croatia you can live very well, with the fact that we all have our homes and our inheritance, houses, lands, vineyards, olive groves etc. So, in addition to the main job, there is always additional income that you can put on the side. I often think how lucky I am that I was born here, in Split, Dalmatia. I would never leave my beautiful country.

[@patrav7366]

Born in split grew up in west Auckland married to a keri keri princes we been living across Australia last 12years, my wife's heart lies in nz we are going bck when we can sell up..

[@luismilicich6417]

dspues de NZelanda mi abuelo volvio al Imperio Austriaco y de alli a Argentina

[@RemetaD]

When I see these faces, I can see Croatians. Unlike Croatian descendants in US. Even first generation looses that "something". But Kiwi Croatians still have it.

[@Raven-3X]

Kiwi Croatians?? U just kidding

[@CrvenkapicaIVZNG]

Kiwi Croatians 😃😄😆😅🤣😂

[@luismilicich6417]

mi abuelo marijan bojanic gurdulic y su hermano vinko fueron a nueva zelanda en 1899 a Karakawa,cerca de Auckland

[@hotmail597]

My great great grandfather was from zastrazisce

[@puntarski8789]

Isle Vis?

[@marjangrubic3185]

Moji dragi nisu otisli iz objesti ima i mojih cak i kum mi treba bit na krstenju pokoj vjecni mupodari gospodine

[@Agape3947]

The most important foreign policy issue of Croatia should be the issue of the Croatian people in BiH, in the solution of which Croatia must be involved with all its capacities. Izetbegovic was an Islamist. As a person of premodern understanding, Izetbegović understood the community according to the criteria of the Islamic faith and acted as if nothing had changed after Austro-Hungary occupied the Bosnian pashaluq in 1878. He did not accept that BiH is a country of three equal peoples. The purpose of the concept of the civil state he advocated was the majority of minorities, not state-building in the Western sense. In February 1994, General Rasim Delic summed up the essence and effect of the war by stating that the HVO had been eliminated from the areas of Jablanica, Konjic, Fojnica, Kakanj, Zenica, Travnik and Bugojno. So, a complete province according to the Vance-Owen plan with the headquarters in Travnik ". The period from 1463 to 1878 was characterized by the suffering and displacement of the Croatian Croat-Catholic population and nobility, as well as Islamization that took root due to several factors, the most important of which were religious persecution and violence, and the inferior social position of Christians burdened and the institution of “devshirma,” the forced removal of Christian children and upbringing in the Islamic spirit. When we talk about the Ottoman incursions across the Drina into Bosnia, we are not talking about Turks or Asians, but most often Islamized Bulgarians, Serbs and Albanians. At first, the Bosnian nobles managed to expel them. And when Bosnia was conquered, the name of the Ottomans for almost three centuries will be taken over by Islamized Bosniaks and organized into burglaries, robberies and occupations in the northwest. Interview with Dr. Fr. Andrija Zirdum, www.ktabkbih.net/hr/izdvajamo/osmanlije-su-osvojivsi-bosnu-porusili-464-katolike-crkve-i-48-franjevakih-samostana/37813 Genocide because thousands of innocent civilians were killed, evicted or taken away by the Ottomans and slaves in the conquests and violent Islamization. The Ottoman government was also a culturist, because by systematically destroying all traces of material and intangible culture of the Croats of Posavina and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Spiritual and cultural seats, numerous monasteries and churches that Bosnia, Herzegovina and Posavina abounded in, disappeared in the fire, the occupiers changed the names of the settlements. A small part of the Croatian Catholic population survived and remained, suffering oppression for centuries, which deeply engraved the collective memory of the people who are still alive today.

[@t.r.8386]

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[@acidburnisive]

Ovo su jadni ljudi koji su isli doli zbog kruha i politike.... 😢 na Korculi je tada vladala glad pa su se ljudi krcali na brodove... a vidi se i po izgledu da su nasi ljudi....

[@markork1702]

Countryies as Canadá Australia And NewSealand doesn,t allowing to emigrate now a Days . Thats the true.

[@ivicaantolic4]

Ali jezik zabiravili. Pricaju s nostalgijom, ali engleski😢

[@gordonpi8674]

To su prvo Dalmatinci, onda Jugoslaveni, pa tek onda Hrvati. U njihovom srcu je prije svega Dalmacija. They are before all Dalmatians, Yugoslavs and Croats. In their heart is Dalmatia, Yugoslavia.

[@O46783]

Gubitnice daj se malo educiraj znam da si ljuta jer smo vas iskarali

[@Ines-uw5gi]

I ja sam prije svega Dalmatinka pa tek onda Hrvatica, a to sta sam rodjena u Jugoslaviji sam i zaboravila. Ne bi otisla iz mog Splita za sve pare ovog svita!

[@markmalic7450]

Bloods thicker then Pura