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This is a list of members of the Croatian Parliament elected to the sixth modern Croatian Parliament at the 2007 election.

Contents 1 Croatian Democratic Union 2 Social Democratic Party of Croatia 3 Croatian Peasant Party 4 Croatian Social Liberal Party 5 Croatian People's Party - Liberal Democrats 6 Croatian Democratic Union of Slavonia and Baranja 7 Istrian Democratic Assembly 8 Croatian Pensioner's Party 9 Croatian Party of Rights 10 Croatian oppression and all anti-Yugoslav resistance 11 Croatian national football team jersey 11.1 Banovina/NDH(/Indonesian team?) 11.2 2004 11.3 2006 11.4 2008

[edit] Croatian Democratic Union

• Jadranka Kosor - I district
• Petar Selem - I district
• Mladen Barišić - I district
• Marko Turić - I district
• Željko Turk - I district
• Andrija Hebrang - II district
• Damir Polančec - II district
• Gordan Jandroković - II district
• Damir Sesvečan - II district
• Bianca Matković - II district
• Ivan Jarnjak - III district
• Božo Biškupić - III district
• Sunčana Glavak - III district
• Vladimir Ivković - III district
• Vladimir Šeks - IV district
• Tomislav Ivić - IV district
• Josip Đakić - IV district
• Dragan Kovačević - IV district
• Miroslav Škoro - IV district
• Ivica Buconjić - IV district
• Petar Čobanković - V district
• Suzana Bilić-Vardić - V district
• Franjo Lucić - V district
• Tomislav Čuljak - V district
• Mato Bilonjić - V district
• Petar Mlinarić - V district
• Davor Huška - V district
• Božo Galić - V district
• Ivan Šuker - VI district
• Stjepan Fiolić - VI district
• Ivan Šantek - VI district
• Boris Kunst - VI district
• Dražen Bošnjaković - VI district
• Marija Pejčinović Burić - VI district
• Marina Matulović Dropulić - VII district
• Branko Vukelić - VII district
• Mario Zubović - VII district
• Ivan Vučić - VII district
• Anton Mance - VII district
• Krunoslav Markovinović - VII district
• Lino Červar - VIII district
• Gari Cappelli - VIII district
• Bojan Hlača - VIII district
• Božidar Kalmeta - IX district
• Darko Milinović - IX district
• Ante Kulušić - IX district
• Ante Sanader - IX district
• Ivo Grbić - IX district
• Perica Bukić - IX district
• Emil Tomljanović - IX district
• Ana Lovrin - IX district
• Niko Rebić - IX district
• Nedjeljka Klarić - IX district
• Ivo Sanader - X district
• Luka Bebić - X district
• Jerko Rošin - X district
• Dubravka Šuica - X district
• Živko Nenadić - X district
• Zvonimir Puljić - X district
• Branko Bačić - X district
• Frano Matušić - X district
• Dragan Primorac - XI district
• Ivo Andrić - XI district
• Ivan Bagarić - XI district
• Dragan Vukić - XI district
• Rade Bošnjak - XI district

[edit] Social Democratic Party of Croatia

• Zoran Milanović - I district
• Antun Vujić - I district
• Neven Mimica - I district
• Ivo Josipović - I district
• Mirela Holy - I district
• Gvozden Srećko Flego - I district
• Gordan Maras - I district
• Mirjana Ferić-Vac - I district
• Milan Bandić - II district
• Zvonimir Mršić - II district
• Boris Šprem - II district
• Marija Lugarić - II district
• Ivica Pančić - II district
• Vesna Škulić - II district
• Ljubo Jurčić - III district
• Dragica Zgrebec - III district
• Ivan Hanžek - III district
• Nadica Jelaš - III district
• Mario Habek - III district
• Biljana Borzan - IV district
• Zoran Vinković - IV district
• Nada Čavlović-Smiljanec - IV district
• Dragutin Bodakoš - IV district
• Vlatko Podnar - IV district
• Igor Dragovan - V district
• Zdravko Ronko - V district
• Sonja Šimunović - V district
• Goran Heffer - V district
• Tonino Picula - VI district
• Davorko Vidović - VI district
• Marina Lovrić - VI district
• Šime Lučin - VI district
• Rajko Ostojić - VI district
• Mirando Mrsić - VI district
• Milanka Opačić - VII district
• Josip Leko - VII district
• Nenad Stazić - VII district
• Ivo Jelušić - VII district
• Biserka Vranić - VII district
• Zdenko Franić - VII district
• Zlatko Komadina - VIII district
• Slavko Linić - VIII district
• Dino Kozlevac - VIII district
• Gordana Sobol - VIII district
• Željko Jovanović - VIII district
• Luka Denona - VIII district
• Tanja Vrbat - VIII district
• Ranko Ostojić - IX district
• Ingrid Antičević-Marinović - IX district
• Ante Kotromanović - IX district
• Brankica Crljenko - IX district
• Željka Antunović - X district
• Marin Jurjević - X district
• Branko Grčić - X district
• Tatjana Šimac-Bonačić - X district
• Arsen Bauk - X district

[edit] Croatian Peasant Party

• Josip Friščić - II district
• Damir Bajs - II district
• Zdravko Kelić - V district
• Marijana Petir - VI district
• Božidar Pankretić - VII district
• Stipo Gabrić - X district

[edit] Croatian Social Liberal Party

• Đurđa Adlešić - II district
• Ivan Čehok - III district

[edit] Croatian People's Party - Liberal Democrats

• Vesna Pusić - I district
• Radimir Čačić - III district
• Dragutin Lesar - III district
• Danica Hursa - III district
• Zlatko Koračević - III district
• Goran Beus Richembergh - VI district
• Miljenko Dorić - VII district

[edit] Croatian Democratic Union of Slavonia and Baranja

• Branimir Glavaš - IV district
• Vladimir Šišljagić - IV district
• Boro Grubišić - V district

[edit] Istrian Democratic Assembly

• Damir Kajin - VIII district
• Ivan Jakovčić - VIII district
• Boris Miletić - VIII district

[edit] Croatian Pensioner's Party

• Silvano Hrelja - VIII district

[edit] Croatian Party of Rights

• Anto Đapić - IV district

[edit] Croatian oppression and all anti-Yugoslav resistance

• 1913
  • Kosovo Committee formed

• 1918
  • "Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes" declared in Belgrade
  • December victims: Serbian army kills 13 anti-Yugoslav protestors in Zagreb

• 1919
  • Croatian Committee formed

• 1928
  • Stjepan Radić assassinated in royal assembly by Montenegrin Serb representative

• 1929
  • Royal dictatorship established, transforming Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes into Kingdom of Yugoslavia
    • Ante Pavelić flees dictatorship and forms Ustaša - Croatian revolutionary organization

• 1931
  • Milan Šufflay assassinated
  • Marko Hranilović, a member of the Rightist youth was accused of murder. He was defended by Vladko Maček and Mile Budak, but was sentenced to death in a show trial.

• 1934
  • King Alexander I of Yugoslavia assassinated by a member of the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization with the help of the Ustaša - Croatian revolutionary movement, heralding end of dictatorship

• 1945 bannings
  • Brethren of the Croatian Dragon
  • Football clubs
    • Građanski Zagreb
    • SAŠK Sarajevo
    • HŠK Zrinjski Mostar

• 1947
  • Statue of Ban Jelačić removed

• 1948
  • Zagreb mosque is destroyed

• 1949
  • Goli otok prison established
  • HKD Napredak banned

• 1952
  • Aloysius Stepinac made a cardinal while under communist regime's house arrest

• 1967
  • Declaration on the Status and Name of the Croatian Standard Language published

• 1970
  • Nikola Tavelić is canonized in Rome, with 20,000 Croatians in attendance

• 1971
  • Matica hrvatska banned

• 1972
  • Group of Croatian dissidents attempts to start a rebellion

• 1974
  • Croatian National Council established in Toronto

• 1976
  • Toronto Metros-Croatia wins the North American Soccer League

• 1978
  • Bruno Bušić assassinated by Yugoslav secret agents

• 1982
  • Mate Meštrović becomes president of Croatian National Council

• 1989
  • Croatian Democratic Union formed

• 1991
  • 93.24% of Croatians vote to declare independence

[edit] Croatian national football team jersey

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First kit

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