Sixty years of the Veterinary Institute of Rijeka (1947-2007).
In the 19th-century Croatia the development of veterinary legislation and human medicine was of outstanding importance for the development of veterinary medicine. Human medicine, already well-developed at that time, was responsible for the whole veterinary service. Veterinary and some other associations also contributed to the development of veterinary medicine (Croatian and Slavonian Economic Society, 1841; Croatian and Slavonian Veterinary Society, 1893; School of Economy and Forestry in KriZevci, 1860; Public School of Farriery, 1886). Veterinary literature in Croatian also encouraged veterinary profession to organise itself.
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Zagreb, Department of Veterinary history, ethics and sociology, Heinzelova 55, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia.
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