1. Wiesenthal Center decries lawsuit by Nazi suspect against informant (June 21, 2005)

2. The Pictures Tell the Tale: The Vatican and Nazism in Germany and Croatia (2005)

3. Council of Europe: Reports on racism in Albania, Croatia, Poland, Sweden and the United Kingdom (2005)

4. Jewish Culture Day in Osijek and Vukovar, September 2005

5. Compensation/Restitution Eastern Europe - Croatia

6. Holocaust Commissions, Croatia

7. World Jewish Congress - Cr oatia

8. Finding Jewish family records in Croatia

9. On the road to a vibrant Jewish future in Croatia, JDC

10. Holocaust Era in Croatia: Jasenovac 1941 - 1945

11. Holocaust Bystanders - Croatia

12. Holocaust - Osjeck, Croatia

13. Jewish Communities in South Slav Lands - Northern Croatia

14. Croatian Partisans get together

15. Jewish Art, Croatia

16. Jewish Croatia - The Jewish Encyclopedia 

17. WWW-VL: History Index: Croatia History: Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, Hrvatski

18. Croatian Jews plan to build center on site of old synagogue

19. Synagogues without Jews, Croatia and Serbia

20. Synagogues without Jews, Croatia - Dubrovnik 

21. Exhibition “60 years since Rab’s Jewish Battalion” opened in Zagreb

22. Facism is alive and well in Croatia - Professor Howard L. Adelson (2003).

23. Stepinac, Saving the Jews in Croatia during the WW2

24. Croatia census reflects Jewish realities (2002)

25. Croatians rip Holocaust book for criticizing archbishop (2002)

26. Documents from Croatian concentration camp in D.C (2001)

27. Archives return to Croatia (2001)

28. Ante Pavelic: Croatian Fascist Leader 1889 - 1959
    

29. Ante Pavelic: Croatian Fascist Leader...

30. The Pavelic Papers 

31. The Pavelic Papers, Jewish Victims

32. The Pavelic Papers, The Ustase's "Honorary Aryans"

33. Fight Fascism Together (1999)

34. Revisionism in Croatia: Croatia's President Rejects 'Six Million' Story (1992)

35. Appeal to our Jewish brothers and sisters (1991, Zagreb)

36. Eichmann trial - The District Court Sessions

37. Jewish History of Yoguslavia

38. Jews in Subotica

39. 2004 Country Report on Human Rights Practices in Croatia

40. The Coalition for Work With Psychotrauma and Peace In the Media

• In Croatia, Jews Hope to Restore Former Synagogue as Peace Center (2003)
• Synagogues treasures saved, now lost (2002)

The Split synagogue, dating back to the beginning of the sixteenth century, is still in use today. Situated at the entrance to the former ghetto, within the walls of the northwestern part of Diocletian's palace, the building had been a church before it was rented and later sold to the Jews.

Updated by: Frano I. Delonga, dioklecian2003@hotmail.com 
On: May 11, 2006