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2005 in Croatia
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Events from the year
2005 in
Croatia
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Incumbents
President
:
Stjepan Mesić
Prime Minister
:
Ivo Sanader
Speaker
:
Vladimir Šeks
Events
January
January 2 - First round of
presidential elections
. Stjepan Mesić and Jadranka Kosor enter into the second round.
January 16 - Second round of
presidential elections
. Stjepan Mesić was reelected president.
October
October 3 – the
European Union
has decided to start full
membership negotiations
with Croatia.
Arts and literature
March 5 -
Boris Novković
won
Dora 2005
to become Croatia's representative at the
Eurovision Song Contest 2005
.
Sport
September 17-25 - Croatia hosted the
2005 Women's European Volleyball Championship
in
Pula
and
Zagreb
.
Births
Main article:
births in 2005
Further information:
Category:2005 births
Deaths
Main article:
deaths in 2005
Further information:
Category:2005 deaths
See also
2005 in Croatian television
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