Mate Laušić

Mate Laušić was born in Sisak in 1949 and completed his education in Zagreb. He graduated from the Higher School of Internal Affairs in 1976 and later from the Faculty of Criminalistics in 1990. Laušić served in the Ministry of Internal Affairs from 1971 until 1991, holding various operational and leadership roles. Notably, he was the head of security for the first President of Croatia, Franjo Tuđman, from May to December 1991. Following this role, he became the chief of the Military Police Administration in the Ministry of Defense, a position he held for eleven years, overseeing the operations and development of military police forces. He retired in 2002 with the rank of general, having been awarded numerous decorations for his service, including the Order of Nikola Šubić Zrinski and the Order of Ban Jelačić. Laušić was also an author and editor of several books on security and military police. His passing was recently reported in the news, marking the end of a significant chapter in Croatian security history.

Born on May 12, 1949 (76 years old)

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Persistence

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Reach

14,836

Power

246$

Sentiment

5.86

Countries Mentioned

Country	Mentions	Sentiment	Dominance	+ Persistence	x Population	= Reach	x GDP (millions)	= Power
Croatia	7	5.86	0.36%	+0%	4,105,267	14,836	$68,000	246$
Totals	7				4,105,267	14,836	$68,000	246$

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Croatia: Mate Laušić was mentioned as a recently deceased general in relation to the indictments. 5

Ivan Anusic Zoran Milanovic Andrej Plenkovic Damir Krsticevic Mijo Jelic Stanko Sopta Tihomir Blaskic Ljubo Cesic Damir Habijan

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Anušić otkrio što je u pozadini navodnih optužnica iz BiH: 'Hrvatska vojska nije činila ratne zločine'

Croatia: Mate Laušić is listed among the former commanders facing legal actions. 5

Zoran Milanovic Andrej Plenkovic Ljubo Cesic Rojs Damir Krsticevic Mijo Jelic Stanko Sopta Tihomir Blaskic Ivan Anusic Ante Gotovina

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Republika Srpska traži pokretanje postupaka protiv petorice hrvatskih generala! Traže i bivšeg ministra, sve je komentirao Gotovina

Croatia: Mate Laušić is a recently deceased general mentioned in the context of new indictments. 5

Damir Habijan Damir Krsticevic Stanko Sopta Tihomir Blaskic Zoran Milanovic Mijo Jelic

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Habijan objasnio zavrzlamu: 'Nema optužnica iz BiH protiv hrvatskih generala, tu se radi o procedurama koje traju od 2009.'

Croatia: Mate Laušić, a former colonel, is mentioned in connection with the indictments but has passed away. 5

Zoran Milanovic Andrej Plenkovic Ljubo Cesic Rojs Damir Krsticevic Mijo Jelic Stanko Sopta Tihomir Blaskic Ivan Anusic Ante Gotovina

Croatia: Mate Laušić was a general and a significant figure in the defense and liberation of Croatia. 9

Tomo Medved Frano Tuđman Marinko Kresic Ante Deur Ivica Lovric Tihomir Kundid Drago Matanovic

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Održana komemoracija za Matu Laušića: 'Dao je nemjerljiv doprinos u obrani i oslobađanju Hrvatske'

Croatia: Mate Laušić was the chief of the Military Police during a significant report on Croatian soldiers' mission in Afghanistan. 5

Miro Kos

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Osiguravao je Tita, štitio Tuđmana, jednim potezom naljutio domoljube, a osobno je nazočio i najdramatičnijem trenutku Oluje!

Croatia: Mate Laušić was the former head of security for the President of Croatia. 7

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Umro je bivši šef Tuđmanova osiguranja Mate Laušić