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    Stjepan "Stipe" Mesić (pronounced [stjêpaːn stǐːpe měːsit͡ɕ]; born 24 December 1934) is a Croatian lawyer and politician who served as President of Croatia...
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    Milka Mesić (née Dudunić; born September 1939) is the wife of Stjepan Mesić, the former President of Croatia (2000–2010), Speaker of the Croatian Parliament...
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    of SR Croatia) was Stjepan Mesić of the Croatian Democratic Union. The cabinet was reformed on 24 August 1990 when Stjepan Mesić left Zagreb to assume...
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    percentage of the vote received by Mesić in the second round – 65.93% – is the highest of any president to date. Mesić had received an absolute majority...
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    Executive Council of the Socialist Republic of Croatia was filled by Stjepan Mesić on 30 May 1990 (the 14th Executive Council). The newly-elected Croatian...
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  • journalist, TV reporter and former advisor to the 2nd Croatian president Stjepan Mesić. Tomislav Jakić was born on 23 March 1943 in Zagreb, Independent State...
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  • Bosniak state. Stjepan Mesić claims he was the one who organized the meetings. When Mesić suggested the meeting to Borisav Jović, Mesić confronted him...
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    transferred to parliament, to the prime minister and to his government. Stjepan Mesić won two consecutive terms, in 2000 and in 2005, and served as president...
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  • the letter was published by the Croatian media, Croatian President Stjepan Mesić reacted by sending into forced retirement all seven of the signatories...
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  • Mesić is a Croatian surname. Notable people with the surname include: Jasen Mesić (born 1972), Croatian politician Marko Mesić (priest) (1640–1713), Croatian...
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  • Bosnian Croat politician Stjepan Kovačević (1841–1913), Croatian politician Stjepan Lamza (1940–2022), Croatian footballer Stjepan Mesić (born 1934), Croatian...
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    Čačić. A few weeks later, the coalition's candidate and HNS member Stjepan Mesić was elected President of the Republic. Also in 2000, HNS elected a new...
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    Yugoslavia. Approximately at noon of 7 October 1991, Marković met with Stjepan Mesić, then President of the Presidency of Yugoslavia and Franjo Tuđman, then...
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    been required in the country's history. The result was a victory for Stjepan Mesić of the Croatian People's Party, who received 56.01% of the vote. Voter...
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    They claimed that the then Croatian President Stjepan Mesić gave them access to 17,000 transcripts. Mesić, who succeeded Tuđman as president of Croatia...
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  • Constitution of Croatia in 1990, the present governmental form was adopted and Stjepan Mesić became the first person to lead a non-communist government (under Government...
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    Near the end of his mandate in the rotating presidency, his successor, Stjepan Mesić, a Croat, was blocked from taking the presidency by four out of eight...
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    Court's definition of genocide. In September 2003, Croatian President Stjepan Mesić visited Belgrade, marking the first visit to Serbia and Montenegro by...
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    which also targeted then-President of the Presidency of Yugoslavia Stjepan Mesić and Prime Minister of Yugoslavia Ante Marković. As a result, on 8 October...
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  • December 1999. He gave up the position to the newly elected president Stjepan Mesić on 19 February 2000. Tomčić remained speaker until December 2003, following...
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    to the appointment of a Croatian member of the federal presidency, Stjepan Mesić, as President of the Presidency of Yugoslavia on 30 June. The appearance...
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  • of Croatia was established on 31 May 1990, during the government of Stjepan Mesić. It was initially held by three people: Bernardo Jurlina, Mate Babić...
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  • and president of the Croatian parliament Stjepan Mesić were declassified. In one part of these documents, Mesić revealed his suspicions that Bosnian Croat...
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    ran as a representative of the HDZ, but lost to incumbent president Stjepan Mesić in the second round. After the abrupt resignation of Sanader, Kosor...
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    Parliament replaced its representative Stipe Šuvar with Stjepan Mesić in the wake of the Log Revolution. Mesić was only seated in October 1990 because of protests...
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  • Komorowski, Viktor Orbán, Ivo Josipović, Filip Vujanović, Valdis Zatlers, Stjepan Mesić, Roman Herzog, Zhelyu Zhelev, Bamir Topi, Tony Blair, Edi Rama, Borut...
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    and 17 July 1991, he was Prime Minister of Croatia, having succeeded Stjepan Mesić in the post. His Chief of Staff was Tomislav Karamarko, the future chairman...
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  • testimony at the trial, [clarification needed] including Croatian president Stjepan Mesić. In 2008, Krunoslav Prates was sentenced to life in prison for his role...
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    the upcoming 2000 presidential election. Following Budiša's defeat to Stjepan Mesić in February 2000, Budiša continued to serve as member of Croatian parliament...
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    succeeded her. On March 8, 2008, while the President of Croatia was Stjepan Mesić, she became the Croatian ambassador to the United States, where she...
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