1970s in Croatian television

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Television Zagreb set up its studio in Šubićeva Street in 1962.[1]

Overview of the events of the 1970s in Croatian television

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This is a list of Croatian television related events from the 1970s.

## Networks and services

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* 27 August 1972 – HRT 2 (Radiotelevizija Zagreb)

## Television shows

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* 1975 - Gruntovčani

### Debuts in the 1970s

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* 3 January 1976 - TV kalendar

### Ending in the 1970s

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## 1970s births

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### 1970 births

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* 22 March - Vlatka Pokos, Austrian-born television host and singer.
* 18 April - Barbara Kolar, television and radio host.
* 13 June - Mila Elegović [hr], actress.
* 15 July - Dražen Čuček [hr], actor.
* 26 August - Zoran Vakula [hr], weatherman.
* 10 November - Goran Navojec, actor.

### 1971 births

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* 15 October - Nikša Kušelj [hr], actor.

### 1972 births

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* 17 February - Bojana Gregorić, actress and television host.
* 2 March - Rene Bitorajac, actor and television host.

### 1973 births

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* 29 December - Damir Markovina [hr], actor.

### 1974 births

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* 5 April - Sandra Bagarić, Bosnian-born opera singer and actress.

### 1975 births

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* 13 September - Ines Bojanić [hr], actress.

### 1976 births

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* 8 April - Nikolina Pišek, actress and television host.
* 28 September - Dušan Bućan [hr], actor and television host.

### 1977 births

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* 12 September - Daria Knez [hr], actress.

### 1978 births

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* 9 April - Vesna Pisarović, singer and television host.
* 18 April - Vanja Rupena, model and television host.
* 16 July - Ana Vilenica [hr], actress.

### 1979 births

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* 5 June - Antonija Šola, singer-songwriter and actress.
* 18 July - Zrinka Cvitešić, actress.
* 22 August - Leona Paraminski, actress and television host.
* 27 August - Ana Begić [hr], actress.
* 4 September - Kristina Krepela, actress.
* 2 October - Antonija Blaće, television host.

## 1970s deaths

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## See also

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* Years in Croatia
* Television in Croatia
* 1980s in Croatian television
* 1990s in Croatian television
* List of Croatian films of the 1970s
* 1970s in Irish television

## References

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1. ^ "The Evolution of Croatian Radio and Television". Croatian Radiotelevision. 1 October 2009. Archived from the original on 28 November 2012. Retrieved 31 December 2011.

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