Franjo Tudjman
Franjo Tudjman was a Croatian politician and historian, best known as the first President of Croatia from 1990 until his death in 1999. A key figure in Croatia's struggle for independence from Yugoslavia, Tudjman's leadership was marked by nationalist policies and the establishment of a sovereign Croatian state. He played a significant role in the Croatian War of Independence and is a controversial figure due to his approach to ethnic relations and the political climate during his presidency.
Born on May 14, 1922 (103 years old)
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Hungary:
Franjo Tudjman was another leader involved in the negotiations of the Dayton Agreement.
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Ukraine:
Franjo Tudjman was the President of Croatia and participated in the Dayton Agreement.
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Switzerland:
Franjo Tudjman was the Croatian president who participated in the negotiations.
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Romania:
Franjo Tudjman was the president of Croatia and could have faced war crimes charges if he had been alive after his term.
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Spain:
Tudjman is noted as another signer of the Dayton agreement who played a role in the war.
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Switzerland:
Franjo Tudjman, the first President of Croatia, is noted for his nationalistic statements during the war.
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Ukraine:
Franjo Tudjman was a nationalist who won the elections in Croatia and sought to separate from Belgrade.
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