Students at Kwansei Gakuin, one of the most prestigious Japanese universities, perform their official anthem, a Croatian anti-Ottoman aria.
The song was first heard by the Japanese in October 1919. when an Austro-Hungarian manned cargo ship broke down in the port of Kobe.
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Details from the 42nd annual Croatian Extravaganza held last month at the Croatian-American Cultural Center in Sacramento, California.
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On this day in 1982, during the Malvinas War, ArgentinianΒ Airforce pilot Captain Roberto ΔuriloviΔ sank the British transport shipΒ Atlantic Conveyor.
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Details from the 42nd annual Croatian Extravaganza held at the Croatian-American Cultural Center in Sacramento, California.
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Some details from the Martin KneΕΎeviΔ Football Tournament held last Sunday in Sydney, NSW.
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Croatian diaspora ππ· retweeted
Some stories quite literally fuel historyβand this one begins with a bold idea and a lot of perseverance.
Meet Anthony Lucas (born Antun LuΔiΔ in Split, 1855β1921), the Croatian-American engineer whose vision helped launch the modern U.S. oil industry. After arriving in the United States in 1879, Lucas pursued his belief that vast oil reserves lay beneath the Texas coast. That conviction led to the legendary Spindletop gusher near Beaumont in 1901, which erupted at an astonishing 100,000 barrels a day and became the worldβs first major oil strike.
Spindletop ignited the Texas oil boom, helped give rise to companies like Gulf Oil and Texaco, and reshaped Americaβs industrial future. Lucasβs legacy is a lasting reminder of how Croatian Americans brought ingenuity and determination that helped power the growth of the United States.
#A250 #USCroatiaTies #CroatianAmericans
Croatian Youth celebrating the memory of Blessed Aloysius Stepinac at the Croatian Parish of Saint Cyril and Methodius and St. Raphael in New York on February 10th 2026.
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Croatian Youth of Chicago celebrating the memory of Blessed Aloysius Stepinac at the Croatian Parish of Saint Jerome in Chicago on February 10th 2026.
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A public bench in Bolivar, Columbia donated by Miki BiliΔiΔ and TonΔi Kafarela, Croats who emigrated there from Vis Island.
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