It was annexed by Napoleon in the early 1800s, became part of Yugoslavia after World War II, and today, after the most violent epoch in recent European history, stands a free and prosperous state, offering visitors natural and historical bounty. • Horseshoe-shaped, bounded by Serbia, Slovenia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia casts its eyes beyond the breathtaking fortress city of Dubrovnik across the Adriatic toward Italy. • Once again vital and energized, it's a miracle of resurrection.
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