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The author presents the basic contours of 1945, which was marked by the end of the war, the collapse of the Independent State of Croatia, the establishment of Federal State of Croatia as a component of Democratic Federal Yugoslavia and the seizure of authority by the Communist Party of Yugoslav (KPJ). After the end of a liberation and civil war, the KPJ took power into its hands and created the essential prerequisites for the federal reorganization of the Yugoslav state and the revolutionary change of society in compliance with its revolutionary and federalist ideas and through the application of experiences from the USSR. The emphasis is on the most important moves by the KPJ in the first year of its rule and the fate of the main anti-communist forces in Croatia.

The article gives a detailed account of the decision about & activities of the UN peacekeeping forces (UNPROFOR) in Croatia since the end of 1991. The author analyzes the reasons for the failure to accomplish the tasks of UNPROFOR in Croatia & demonstrates that the main obstacle has been the refusal of the Serbian side to cooperate in the implementation of the original UNPROFOR mandate. He argues that the question of prolonging the UNPROFOR mandate offers a chance to reexamine & redefine it according to experience to date. Adapted from the source document.

IN ENGLISH: The Atheist Bus Campaign in Croatia was initiated by Ms. Bojana Genov, the coordinator of the Women's Network in Croatia. The ad "No God, no master" was put on street car No. 14 in Zagreb, the capitol of Croatia, on March 5, 2009. After only one day the ad was removed, but the social response to this quite short campaign lasted for several months. The authors describe the historical, political and social context important for understanding and situating the campaign in Croatia. They analyse the legal and social responses to the campaign and in conclusion they summarize the effects of the campaign in Croatia. --- IN CROATIAN: Ateističku autobusnu kampanju u Hrvatskoj inicirala je gđa. Bojana Genov, koordinatorica Ženske mreže u Hrvatskoj. Oglas "Bez Boga, bez gospodara" bio je stavljen na tramvaj br. 14 u Zagrebu, glavnom gradu Hrvatske, 5. ožujka 2009. godine. Nakon samo jednog dana oglas je bio uklonjen, ali društvena reakcija na ovu prilično kratku kampanju trajala je nekoliko mjeseci. Autorice opisuju povijesni, politički i društveni kontekst važan za razumijevanje i kontekstualiziranje kampanje u Hrvatskoj te analiziraju zakonske i društvene odgovore na kampanju. U zaključku sumiraju odjeke kampanje u Hrvatskoj.