About Nikola Polić
Lived 1842 – 1902 (aged 59–60). Nikola Polić was a journalist.
Nikola Polić (Praputnjak near Bakar, 1842 – Chicago, 7 June 1902) was a journalist and an active member of the Party of Rights.
Career He moved to Chicago, United States where he published the Chicago weekly from 1892. It was one of the first publications of the Croatian diaspora. Polić used the Chicago to advocate better integration of Croats in the American Society. In 1893, Polić started publication of the journal Sloboda (lit. Liberty). In 1896 the two journals were merged and continued to be issued as Chicago-Sloboda. Polić sold the Chicago-Sloboda to Niko Gršković.
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Who was Nikola Polić?
Croatian journalist (1842 – 1902)
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Nikola Polić was born in 1842.
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Nikola Polić died on 7 June 1902.
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Nikola Polić was a journalist.
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