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Croatian airports begin to apply Schengen rules

STORY: Croatian airports begin to apply Schengen rules DATELINE: March 28, 2023 LENGTH: 00:02:29 LOCATION: Zagreb CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of the Zagreb Airport 2. SOUNDBITE 1 (English): LIDIJA CAPKOVIC MARTINEK, Spokesperson of the Zagreb Airport 3. various of the Zagreb Airport 4. SOUNDBITE 2 (English): LIDIJA CAPKOVIC MARTINEK, Spokesperson of the Zagreb Airport 5. various of the Zagreb Airport STORYLINE: Airports across Croatia began to apply the Schengen rules on Sunday, as air passengers to and from Croatia and other Schengen area members will no longer need to go through passport checks, a significant move that marked the full Schengen membership for Croatia. SOUNDBITE 1 (English): LIDIJA CAPKOVIC MARTINEK, Spokesperson of the Zagreb Airport "The Republic of Croatia entered the so-called Schengen regime from the 1st of January this year. It means that people could travel in most destinations in EU without passport control, with open borders, but for the airports, this regime starte

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ROBIN HOOD OUTLAWED

ROBIN HOOD OUTLAWED The cast and crew on the last day of filming. The man in the bowler hat is the film critic W G Faulkner Cast for the film: Robin Hood: A Brian Plant Maid Marion: Ivy Martinek Friar Tuck: George Foley Will Scarlett: Edward Durrant Sir Hubert de Bois: Jack Houghton Abbott: J Leonard Little John: Harry Lorraine *** Local Caption *** The caption on the back of the photo says: The cast and c Date: 1912

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ROBIN HOOD OUTLAWED

ROBIN HOOD OUTLAWED The cast and crew on the last day of filming. The man in the bowler hat is the film critic W G Faulkner Cast for the film: Robin Hood: A Brian Plant Maid Marion: Ivy Martinek Friar Tuck: George Foley Will Scarlett: Edward Durrant Sir Hubert de Bois: Jack Houghton Abbott: J Leonard Little John: Harry Lorraine *** Local Caption *** The caption on the back of the photo says: The cast and c Date: 1912

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commemorative plaque of Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek

A commemorative plaque was unveiled near Litvinovice, Czech Republic, on May 4, 2019, to honour Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek, who fought with the RAF in wartime and who in 1948 became probably the first victim of the communist regime's repressions in the Czechoslovak military. Martinek served as an airfield defence commander with the RAF's 311st Czechoslovak squadron in Britain from April 1942. In late February of 1948, he was dismissed from the Czechoslovak military and committed suicide one day later, a few days after the Communist Party seized power in the country, Jiri Silha, from the military aviation history group, has told CTK. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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commemorative plaque of Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek

A commemorative plaque was unveiled near Litvinovice, Czech Republic, on May 4, 2019, to honour Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek, who fought with the RAF in wartime and who in 1948 became probably the first victim of the communist regime's repressions in the Czechoslovak military. Martinek served as an airfield defence commander with the RAF's 311st Czechoslovak squadron in Britain from April 1942. In late February of 1948, he was dismissed from the Czechoslovak military and committed suicide one day later, a few days after the Communist Party seized power in the country, Jiri Silha, from the military aviation history group, has told CTK. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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commemorative plaque of Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek

A commemorative plaque was unveiled near Litvinovice, Czech Republic, on May 4, 2019, to honour Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek, who fought with the RAF in wartime and who in 1948 became probably the first victim of the communist regime's repressions in the Czechoslovak military. Martinek served as an airfield defence commander with the RAF's 311st Czechoslovak squadron in Britain from April 1942. In late February of 1948, he was dismissed from the Czechoslovak military and committed suicide one day later, a few days after the Communist Party seized power in the country, Jiri Silha, from the military aviation history group, has told CTK. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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commemorative plaque of Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek

A commemorative plaque was unveiled near Litvinovice, Czech Republic, on May 4, 2019, to honour Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek, who fought with the RAF in wartime and who in 1948 became probably the first victim of the communist regime's repressions in the Czechoslovak military. Martinek served as an airfield defence commander with the RAF's 311st Czechoslovak squadron in Britain from April 1942. In late February of 1948, he was dismissed from the Czechoslovak military and committed suicide one day later, a few days after the Communist Party seized power in the country, Jiri Silha, from the military aviation history group, has told CTK. On the photo are seen relatives of Martinek, Ivana Celnarova (left-front) and Martin Kolik (center). On the left side is seen Czech politician Jiri Pospisil. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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commemorative plaque of Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek

A commemorative plaque was unveiled near Litvinovice, Czech Republic, on May 4, 2019, to honour Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek, who fought with the RAF in wartime and who in 1948 became probably the first victim of the communist regime's repressions in the Czechoslovak military. Martinek served as an airfield defence commander with the RAF's 311st Czechoslovak squadron in Britain from April 1942. In late February of 1948, he was dismissed from the Czechoslovak military and committed suicide one day later, a few days after the Communist Party seized power in the country, Jiri Silha, from the military aviation history group, has told CTK. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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commemorative plaque of Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek

A commemorative plaque was unveiled near Litvinovice, Czech Republic, on May 4, 2019, to honour Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek, who fought with the RAF in wartime and who in 1948 became probably the first victim of the communist regime's repressions in the Czechoslovak military. Martinek served as an airfield defence commander with the RAF's 311st Czechoslovak squadron in Britain from April 1942. In late February of 1948, he was dismissed from the Czechoslovak military and committed suicide one day later, a few days after the Communist Party seized power in the country, Jiri Silha, from the military aviation history group, has told CTK. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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commemorative plaque of Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek, Jeep Willys MB

A commemorative plaque was unveiled near Litvinovice, Czech Republic, on May 4, 2019, to honour Colonel Lieutenant Vaclav Martinek, who fought with the RAF in wartime and who in 1948 became probably the first victim of the communist regime's repressions in the Czechoslovak military. Martinek served as an airfield defence commander with the RAF's 311st Czechoslovak squadron in Britain from April 1942. In late February of 1948, he was dismissed from the Czechoslovak military and committed suicide one day later, a few days after the Communist Party seized power in the country, Jiri Silha, from the military aviation history group, has told CTK. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)