Zagreb, the second-largest city in Yugoslavia and the capital of Croatia. The power of the Communist Party in Zagreb is said to be giving way to workers’ organisations in industry.
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Press, 6 December 1979, Page 20
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30Zagreb, the second-largest city in Yugoslavia and the capital of Croatia. The power of the Communist Party in Zagreb is said to be giving way to workers’ organisations in industry. Press, 6 December 1979, Page 20
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