The First Rule of Swimming by Courtney Angela Brkic

By Lisa Niver Rajna
Published on May 31, 2013

Croatia to quit UN Golan force after reports of arms shipments

Published on February 28, 2013

Croatia will pull its soldiers out of the U.N. peace force in the Golan Heights as a precautionary step, the government said on Thursday, after media reports that Croatian arms were being sent to Syrian rebels fighting President Bashar al-Assad.

The Bachelorette is Starting to Bore Me

By Ilana Angel
Published on June 19, 2012

Croatia expected to take up restitution law amendment

Published on June 15, 2011

The Croatian Parliament is expected to discuss a proposed amendment that could change the country's restitution law and make it possible for foreigners, including Holocaust survivors, to file property claims.

Historic Croatian synagogue vandalized

Published on June 1, 2011

Police are investigating an attack on the entrance to the historic synagogue in the Croatian city of Split, on the Adriatic coast. Unidentified persons covered the walls, doors and the information plaque around the entrance to the synagogue and Jewish community office with spray painted anti-Semitic and xenophobic graffiti including swastikas and slogans, during the night of May 29-30.

Jewish Croatia: Through the Looking Glass

By Gene Lichtenstein
Published on December 2, 1999

The Croatian Tourist Office in conjunction with Lufthansa had generously put together a 12 day guest package, hoping we would like what we saw (after all, parts of Croatia, especially the Dalmatian coast on the Adriatic Sea, are quite beautiful). The thought was we would combine descriptions of the famous tourist sights with a report to our readers on the life and times of Jewish Croatia.

Crypto - Jews Unmasked

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on August 5, 1999

This past October I found myself, along with four other North American Jewish journalists, flying business class -- a wonderful way to fly -- to Croatia on Lufthansa Airlines.