While Plenković Was in Drvar, a Large Group of Visitors Opted for Tito's Cave; Here's Who Was There the Most
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While the dedication ceremony of the Church of St. Joseph was taking place at the entrance to Drvar on Saturday, which was attended by Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, at the exit from the city, just a few kilometers away, a bus parked in front of the entrance to the Memorial Complex "25 May 1944." The bus was carrying about fifty excursionists from Slovenia and Istria, mostly from Buzet, whose goal was to […] The post The famous cave in Bosnia …
Last Saturday Drvar hosted two events that showed different views on the history of this Bosnian city. While Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic attended the dedication of the church of St. Joseph, about fifty visitors from Slovenia and Istria visited Tito's cave and memorial complex.
While on Saturday, at the entrance to Drvar, the ceremony of consecration of the church of St. Joseph took place, attended by Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic, at the exit from the city, just a few kilometers away, the bus parked in front of the entrance to the Memorial Complex “May 25, 1944.”
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