Jadranka Kosor visiting the hospital in Zagreb

On the occasion of Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day, the Vice-President of the government and Minister of the Family, Veterans and Intergenerational Solidarity visited Croatian veterans suffering from PTSD who are being treated at the Department of Psychology at Rebro hospital in Zagreb.

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On the eve of Victory Day, Kosor made an appeal to everyone, especially the media, to help veterans and be there for them because, as statistics show, election years have the higest suicide rate.

On the eve of Victory Day, Kosor made an appeal to everyone, especially the media, to help veterans and be there for them because, as statistics show, election years have the higest suicide rate.

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      On the eve of Victory Day, Kosor made an appeal to everyone, especially the media, to help veterans and be there for them because, as statistics show, election years have the higest suicide rate.

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      She pointed out that it was exceptionally important that the whole society be involved in the program.

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      Kosor said there was a special program in store to help the families of Croatian veterans.

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      “The Ministry of the Family, Veterans and Intergenerational Solidarity will run the program, but other ministries must also look after veterans, as well as local government and self-government,” stressed Minister Kosor.

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      On behalf of the government and the Ministry of the Family, Veterans and Intergenerational Solidarity, she greeted all Croatian veterans and wished them a happy Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day.

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      “Let us not squabble over the veterans’ back, we have a commitment to them and they are above politics,” said Kosor.

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      Dr. Marijana Bras, psychiatrist at the Department of Psychology, told us that 1,751 veterans committed suicide since the beginning of the war to the end of 2006.

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  • Dr. Marijana Bras, psychiatrist at the Department of Psychology, told us that 1,751 veterans committed suicide since the beginning of the war to the end of 2006.

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  • “Let us not squabble over the veterans’ back, we have a commitment to them and they are above politics,” said Kosor.

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  • On the eve of Victory Day, Kosor made an appeal to everyone, especially the media, to help veterans and be there for them because, as statistics show, election years have the higest suicide rate.

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  • “The Ministry of the Family, Veterans and Intergenerational Solidarity will run the program, but other ministries must also look after veterans, as well as local government and self-government,” stressed Minister Kosor.

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  • She pointed out that it was exceptionally important that the whole society be involved in the program.

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  • Kosor said there was a special program in store to help the families of Croatian veterans.

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  • On behalf of the government and the Ministry of the Family, Veterans and Intergenerational Solidarity, she greeted all Croatian veterans and wished them a happy Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day.

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Dr. Marijana Bras, psychiatrist at the Department of Psychology, told us that 1,751 veterans committed suicide since the beginning of the war to the end of 2006. “Let us not squabble over the veterans’ back, we have a commitment to them and they are above politics,” said Kosor. On the eve of Victory Day, Kosor made an appeal to everyone, especially the media, to help veterans and be there for them because, as statistics show, election years have the higest suicide rate. “The Ministry of the Family, Veterans and Intergenerational Solidarity will run the program, but other ministries must also look after veterans, as well as local government and self-government,” stressed Minister Kosor. She pointed out that it was exceptionally important that the whole society be involved in the program. Kosor said there was a special program in store to help the families of Croatian veterans. On behalf of the government and the Ministry of the Family, Veterans and Intergenerational Solidarity, she greeted all Croatian veterans and wished them a happy Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day.

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