Statistics of Croatian First League in the 1943 season. Source: rsssf.org 1 : HSK Gradjanski Osijek 2 : HSK Hajduk Osijek 1 : HSK Zemun 1 : HSK Hrvoje...

This article gives statistics of the Croatian First League in association football in the 1944 season. Source: rsssf.org 1 : HSK Segesta Sisak HSK Zeljeznicar...

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the first time in their history. In 1943–44, Antwerp FC won the title. The league was suspended again in 1944–45 because of World War II. The league resumed...

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Cups and European Championships. Last updated: Poland v Croatia, 15 October 2024. Source: Croatian Football Federation In September 1994, national team manager...

the Croatian and Muslim cultural intelligentsia were also killed, such as Croatian essayist and author, Ivo Brnčić, killed near Vlasenica in May 1943 and...