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A Croatian woman born in 1940, Croatian by nationality,
Una mujer croata nacida en 1940, de nacionalidad croata, relata
According to the decision of the Croatian Government and of Franjo Tudjman, this church will become the Croatian Orthodox Church before the end of this year, and Croatian television broadcasts already mention the "Croatian Orthodox Monastery Gomirje".
Por decisión del Gobierno croata y del Sr. Franjo Tudjman, esta iglesia pasará a denominarse iglesia ortodoxa croata antes de fines de año y en la televisión croata ya se habla del "monasterio ortodoxo croata de Gomirje".
As a result, the ICTY demonstrated its trust in the Croatian judiciary by transferring the cases of the Croatian officers Ademi and Norac to the Croatian court.
En consecuencia, el Tribunal para la ex Yugoslavia demostró su confianza en la justicia croata transfiriendo a la corte croata las causas de los oficiales croatas Ademi y Norac.
The existing form in Serbo-Croatian would be replaced by forms in Serbian and in Croatian.
El formulario actual en serbo-croata será sustituido por formularios en serbio y en croata.
Croatian? Another Croatian? Surely not; surely Croatians are not so thick on the ground.
¿Otra croata? No puede haber tantos croatas sobre la Tierra.
Croatian, maybe, he thought, although he didn’t know what Croatian sounded like.
Quizá croata, pensó, aunque no sabía cómo sonaba el croata.
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