Subject: The status of the HRYU border<br/>
Date: Jan 25, 2002 @ 16:20<br/>
Author: Jesper & Nicolette Nielsen (&quot;Jesper & Nicolette Nielsen&quot; &lt;jesniel@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1712330758">Finally got a reply:<br/>
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 Dear Jesper,<br/>
 <br/>
 No wonder you could not locate Croatia-Yugoslavia-Hungary tripoint.<br/>
 The Croatia-Yugoslavia has not been subject of negotiations and agreement<br/>
 yet. Boundary commission has been nominated recently and they are expect   to  have their first session next week. It&#39;s too early to estimate Yugoslav<br/>
 starting position but Croatia will surely claim tripoint left of Danube,<br/>
 based on the cadastral evidence from previous periods.<br/>
 More about the case you can find at one of IBRU&#39;s briefings, authored by<br/>
 Clive Schofield and myself:<br/>
 War and peace on the Danube: The Evolution of the Croatia-Serbia Boundary.<br/>
 Boundary and Territory Briefing Vol. 3, No.3 (2001).<br/>
 If necesary, you are welcome with further questions.<br/>
 Best regards,<br/>
 <br/>
 Mladen Klemencic,<br/>
 Lexicographic Institute,<br/>
 Zagreb, Croatia</div>