Talk:Oliver Dragojević

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Photo Added[edit]

I have added the photo of Oliver Dragojević. Reisender

Paul Hogan[edit]

The Paul Hogan article states that he and Dragojević are half brothers. If this is true it should be mentioned here aswell.

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BetacommandBot (talk) 17:44, 29 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

WP: NAT and NPOV problematic[edit]

This article presents the life of the subject in terms that correspond to a nationalistic censure of recent past that suits a particular ideological framework. The data is presented in such a way that completely neglects the reality of the previous state entity of Yugoslavia, and the subject's work in that context. This serves to affirm the mythological ideological narratives of the present day nationalist sentiment in Croatia. This can be seen in the example of the note about the subject's family being evacuated to an Egyptian refugee camp - it fails to note that the children were evacuated by the Yugoslav Communist Partisans to save them from the Croatian Nazi Ustasha, and attributes their tragedy to a kind of universal suffering rather than to note that the very people who compel the nationalist sentiment in Croatia were responsible for these crimes. The subject was born in 1947, and his father was appointed to the Yugoslav Port Police which means he would have been a decorated Partisan fighter. All mention of that is carefully omitted. That is a form of ideological and non-neutral implicit propaganda.

Historiaantiqua (talk) 17:20, 6 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]