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Only Croatia – Movement for Croatia

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Only Croatia – Movement for Croatia
Jedino Hrvatska – Pokret za Hrvatsku
LeaderMilovan Šibl
Founded9 May 2007
Dissolved11 January 2019
HeadquartersZagreb
Ideology
Political positionRight-wing to far-right
Website
http://www.jedinohrvatska.hr

Only Croatia – Movement for Croatia (Croatian: Jedino Hrvatska – Pokret za Hrvatsku) is a defunct political party in Croatia, formed in 2007.[1]

The party was established by disaffected founding members of the HDZ, the Croatian Bloc (which extinguished itself the following year), and by a group of Croatian generals, including Marinko Krešić and Ljubo Ćesić Rojs, who were deeply worried about perceived foreign economic and political threats to the Croatian State.

The party opposes foreign ownership of strategic Croatian resources and real-estate, including the media and key industries. Likewise, the party is against Croatian membership of NATO and especially the European Union. Only Croatia does not recognise the current borders of the Republic of Croatia, delineated by the Communists in 1943 and imposed in 1945, as being either its historic or natural borders.

In the 2007 Croatian parliamentary election, the party competed but won no seats in Sabor. Their best showing was in the 6th electoral district where they won 1.77% of the vote.[2]

Only Croatia – Movement for Croatia was struck from the register of political parties on 11 January 2019.[3]

Electoral history

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Legislative

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Election In coalition with Votes won

(coalition totals)

Percentage Seats won Change
2007 None 15,902 0.64%
0 / 151
Steady
2011 ABH-HDS 13,412 0.57%
0 / 151
Steady

European Parliament

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Election In coalition with Votes won

(coalition totals)

Percentage Seats won Change
2013 ABH 4,351 0.61%
0 / 12
Steady

References

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  1. ^ "STR: Iskaznica - Jedino Hrvatska - Pokret za Hrvatsku - Jedino Hrvatska / Only Croatia - Movement for Croatia". HIDRA. 2010-10-19. Retrieved 2011-10-27.
  2. ^ Official election results (in Croatian)
  3. ^ "WebPAC".
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