2800 BC-2400 BC

"Vucedol hen-pigeon", the archeological provement of life in Eastern Croatia.

Greeks founded the first colonies on Adriatic islands.

Romans ruled over the east coast of the Adriatic Sea.

Diocletian, the Roman emperor, founded a town in present-day Split.

 

Croats started to move to today's Croatia.

The name Croatia was first time mentioned by Duke Trpimir's Charter, the official document.

The first Croatian king Tomislav, known as the unifier of Pannonian and Dalmatian Croatia.

When Petar Svacic, the last Croatian king died, Croatia entered into the union with Hungary.

Hugarian King Bela IV issued the Golden Bull, Zagreb proclaimed a Free Royal City.

The fight against the Turks began, they occupied the larger part of Croatian territory.

The Croatian Assembly had decided that the dynasty of Habsburg came to the Croatian throne.

Croatia mainly liberated of Turks. Continental Croatia Habsburg. Largest part of Adriatic coast and islands -Venice. Dubrovnik - independent.

Croatian became the official language of Croatia, replacing the Latin l.

Ban (Viceroy) Josip Jelacic united all Croatian provinces.

Bishop Josip Juraj Strossmayer founded the Croatian Academy of Arts and Science, the first in southeastern Europe.

Croatia became a part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, later proclaimed Yugoslavia.

Croatian antifascists under the guidance of Josip Broz Tito organized partisan resistance.

Croatia became a federative republic of the Federative Socialist

Republic of Yugoslavia.

The first multiparty elections after World War II were held in Croatia.

Croatia proclaimed independence. Local Serbs and the Yugoslav National Army occupied ? of its territory. The war started. 1992 - The Republic of Croatia became a member of the United Nations.

Accession negotiatons between Croatia and European Union have started.

Our school is the first school in Croatia that participates in the GVC project.