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Ivica Račan (Ebersbach/Sa., 24 febbraio 1944 – Zagabria, 29 aprile 2007) è stato un politico croato. Ivica Račan. Primo ministro della Croazia.
Ivica Račan
Ex Presidente del Governo della Repubblica di Croazia
Ivica Račan è stato un politico croato.
Esponente del Partito Socialdemocratico di Croazia, nel 1990, quando era membro del comitato centrale della Lega dei Comunisti Croati, aveva permesso lo svolgimento delle prime elezioni libere in Croazia,... Wikipedia
Nascita: 24 febbraio 1944, Ebersbach-Neugersdorf, Germania
Morte: 29 aprile 2007, Zagabria, Croazia
Coniuge: Dijana Pleština (s. 1993–2007), Jelena Nenadić (s. 1989–1993) e Agata Račan (s. 1967–1984)
Cariche precedenti: Presidente del Governo della Repubblica di Croazia (2000–2003) e Segretario della Lega dei comunisti di Croazia (1989–1990)
Figli: Ivan Račan e Zoran Račan
Genitori: Marija Račan e Ivan Račan
Organizzazione fondata: Partito Socialdemocratico di Croazia
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Ivica Račan was a Croatian politician who served as Prime Minister of Croatia from 2000 to 2003, heading two centre-left coalition governments. Ivica Račan.
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Mr Ivica RACAN (Croatia). Photo member. Deputy Député - Social Democratic Party -. Croatian Parliament - Hrvatski sabor. HR - 10000 - Zagreb Croatia.
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