8 thoughts on “ Various - Za Dom Spremni (Cassette, Album) ”

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4. VARIOUS: The Wire Mag Oct Issue - Dave Douglas, Anticon, Jim Tenor, Diamanda Galas. £ format LP. cond. VG/M. VARIOUS: Za Dom Spremni. 2 x clear with black marble vinyl LP, inserts, sticker and T-shirt. In large round plastic case. Rear of plastic case is a bit scratched hence the VG grading. Oraison, Sturmkind, Stalingrad, SRP.

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5. Onaj tko misli da se u Domovinskom ratu pod ‘Za dom spremni’ borio samo za Hrvatsku mora znati da se nije borio samo za Hrvatsku, nego i za restauraciju države iz ”, naglasio je. Predsjednik je podsjetio da je Hrvatske priznata u siječnju , kada je već i bila država sa svojom vojskom, policijom i svim državnim tijelima.

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7. Mi koji smo bili u unutarnjim poslovima za vrijeme Domovinskog rata znamo da je ustrojavanje jedinice Vitez Rafael Boban s pozdravom “za dom spremni” bila najobičnija provokacija da se nas Hrvate ocrni, oni nisu radili za dobro Republike Hrvatske. Mi smo tada izgubili puno Srba u policiji koji su imali volje ostati na našoj strani do kraja.

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8. Jul 08,  · "Za Dom spremni" has its roots in the famous Croatian opera "Nikola Subic Zrinski", composed by the noble Ivan Zajc, but is far more notorious - and therefore, here more directly referring to - Croatian nazi-supporters from the era, who adopted this as their official salute (and it is exactly in this context that the salute sadly /5(18).

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