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Croat

['krәuәt]
n.
克罗地亚人[语]

croat

[ noun ]
a member of the Slavic people living in Croatia
<noun.person>

Croat \Cro"at\ (kr?"?t), n. [Cf. {Cravat}.]
1. A native or resident of Croatia.

2. An irregular soldier, generally from Croatia. [archaic]

'My friend was butchered last week,' said a 65-year-old Croat peasant woman.
Sarajevo radio yesterday denied reports that the Bosnian army started the fighting. Bosnian Croat forces this autumn suffered a string of reverses at the hands of their Moslem adversaries.
A mortar barrage by Serb guerrillas forced Croat commanders to close a bridge in Maslinica that was central Croatia's last direct link with the Adriatic coast.
The rocket barrage in Zagreb narrowly missed the republic's top leaders and Yugoslavia's federal Premier Markovic, a Croat who was holding talks in the building.
Colonel Zvonka Jurjevic, head of the air force, and a Croat, was suspended after the incident.
Last week I tried to suggest ways of preventing conflicts of the Croat and Bosnian type elsewhere in Europe, especially by giving early attention to the problems of national minorities.
She and the few thousand people who have returned to Vukovar survive on handouts from the army. They take their meals at the local barracks, which despite claims of a Croat siege were barely damaged during the fighting.
"Tito is a Croat," says Vojislav Seselj, an extremist in the Serbian parliament.
A Croat official said the events in Slovenia would be "like Disneyland" compared with a war in Croatia. About four dozen people are believed to have died in Slovenia, mostly federal army troops.
They had left behind their parents and Vedrana's boyfriend, a member of the Croat militia.
Yet this time last year, the Yugoslav army and Serb forces were fighting against Croat soldiers in these meadows from where mortar and artillery rockets were launched.
The commanders of the Bosnian, Serb and Croat armies agreed to halt any offensives and freeze their troops in current positions.
This was precisely the deployment which the Vance Plan, on which the original ceasefire was based two years ago, had been careful, at Croat insistence, to avoid.
In Tito's Yugoslavia it was called Duvno, but now has its old Croat name back.
Yugoslav officials warned that a shaky truce in Croatia was in jeopardy as skirmishes between Croat security forces and rebel Serbs erupted again.
Western diplomats said at the weekend that all camps - Croat, Serb, and Moslem - should be opened and put under international control. But this could play into the hands of the Bosnian Serb leaders.
The plan, already accepted by Croat and Moslem factions, is due to be discussed with international negotiators in Geneva today.
However, Suvar, a Croat, indicated he did not expect the communist leadership to replace him, saying he hoped to remain party chief for the remaining six months of his tenure.
So I said I was Croat. When I was 12 they asked me again.
In Serbia, which still advocates Communism, nationalism has grown over the past two years, fueling criticism of Tito, the Croat.
Mesic, a Croat, addressed a crowd of about 4,000 people in the Croatian port. In Washington, a State Department aide said the U.S. is prepared to back possible European Community sanctions against those blocking a truce in Yugoslavia.
He blocked a Croat from taking his turn at the head of the country's rotating presidency.
According to Croatian radio, Moslem troops launched a heavy artillery and mortar attack on Croat positions around Zepce.
At the refugee center, the Kostajnica residents, Serb and Croat alike, chase after every glimmer of hope.
He was Ustashe,' says Mr Vicetic, referring to the brutal Croat fascist regime during the Second World War. From his swaying balcony the once-pretty view is one of ruin.
The mediators must realise the survival of the Bosnian republic cannot depend solely on the goodwill of hostile Serb and Croat neighbours, but will need international enforcement.
In my case, I was told by my mother that her parents were killed in front of her eyes by the Ustashe (Croat fascists) - but I was told only when I was 25 or 26. She could have brought me up hating Croats.
'Bosnian Serb and Croat forces could capitalise on the ceasefire in Sarajevo by consolidating territorial gains in other parts of the country,' a senior British military expert said.
UN peacekeeping troops guarded psychiatric hospitals in the Bosnian towns of Fojnica and Bakovici, where patients had to fend for themselves after staff fled in the face of advancing Croat troops.
Some 200 Croat civilians shepherded by peacekeepers into a church were still there last night awaiting evacuation.

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