Draft:Hrvatsko Bratstvo

Croatian Brotherhood Hrvatsko Bratstvo
Symbol of the Hrvatsko Bratstvo
Leader	Tomas Sablić
Website
sinjanin.org

The Croatian Brotherhood (Croatian: Hrvatsko Bratstvo) is a Croatian diaspora organization founded by the children and grandchildren of migrants, of those who fled Yugoslavia post World War Two. It is an organization which seeks to preserve Croatian identity amongst diaspora Croats, through publishing books and organizing conferences across Croatian communities.

The Croatian diaspora

Principles of the Croatian Brotherhood

1. In the Domovina (Homeland), (they) are dedicated to the study and propagation of the old Croatian political system.
2. Defence of Croatian culture within diaspora communities, spanning across multiple continents through lobbying Croat communities together.
3. Protection of the Croatian language in diaspora, insistence on the Croatian language’s historical value and independence.
4. Preservation of Croat history, the republication of historical documents relevant to the common Croatian political and spiritual struggle across the world.
5. Legitimatization of Croat political consciousness among those in diaspora, the propagation of Croatian studies as a subject of scholarly intrigue.
6. Redirection of diaspora Croats into a more robust political unit, which can function and exchange ideas on a more appropriate basis than is done now.

Support of the Croatian Brotherhood

Shortly after the launch of the organization, it received the endorsement of candidate for the European Union parliament on the Odlučnost i Pravednost list, Ina Vukić. She stated that she was "impressed with the Hrvatsko Bratstvo (Croatian Brotherhood) initiative".