Gradevinar

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The journal Građevinar is a research/professional journal issued by the Croatian Association of Civil Engineers (HSGI) based in Zagreb, Croatia. The journal has been continuously appearing under its the current name since 1949. It is the direct successor of the journal Viesti Kluba inžinirah i arhitektah which appeared in the period from 1880 to 1913, and which ranked among the first civil engineering journals published in south-eastern Europe. The tradition of civil engineering journals in Zagreb and Croatia remained practically uninterrupted as the initial journal Viesti was succeeded by the journal Inženjer (1913 - 1914) and, after the World War One, by Tehnički list (1919 - 1938). For some years, the journal Građevinski vjesnik was published in parallel with Tehnički list (1932 - 1941). The journal Tehnički vjesnik was published in the period from 1941 to 1944, but it appeared under the name of Tehnički vjestnik in 1943 and 1944. The first publication that appeared after World War Two was Bilten građevinskih poduzeća Hrvatske (1946 - 1948). In 1949 it was suceeded by Građevinar which has been published continuously to this day. The journal was first published by the Ministry of construction of the Popular Republic of Croatia, and then by the Head Office for Construction of the Popular Republic of Croatia. Since its first issue in 1953, the journal has been the official organ of the Croatia's Society of Civil Engineers and Technicians, and this status has remained unchanged to the present time. The journal Građevinar is a monthly publication that has been regularly appearing 12 times a year without any interruptions for three decades now. No double issue has been published in that period, which is a change from practice that had sometimes been adopted in previous times. The journal appeared regularly and with no interruptions even during the aggression against Croatia when it was always among the first to report about hardships incurred during the Homeland War. E

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