Institution
Croatian Parliament
The Croatian Parliament, or Sabor, is the legislature of Croatia and one of the oldest representative assemblies in Europe, with records of assemblies of the Croatian nobility from the 13th century. Under Hungarian and Habsburg rule it defended Croatian autonomy, and in October 1918 it declared the break with Austria-Hungary. It became the parliament of independent Croatia in 1991.
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