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This is a list ofCroatian television related events from the1970s.

• 27 August 1972 –HRT 2 (Radiotelevizija Zagreb)

• 1975 -Gruntovčani

• 3 January 1976 -TV kalendar

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• 22 March -Vlatka Pokos, Austrian-born television host and singer.
• 18 April -Barbara Kolar, television and radio host.
• 13 June -Mila Elegović [hr], actress.
• 15 July -Dražen Čuček [hr], actor.
• 26 August -Zoran Vakula [hr], weatherman.
• 10 November -Goran Navojec, actor.

• 15 October -Nikša Kušelj [hr], actor.

• 17 February -Bojana Gregorić, actress and television host.
• 2 March -Rene Bitorajac, actor and television host.

• 29 December -Damir Markovina [hr], actor.

• 5 April -Sandra Bagarić, Bosnian-born opera singer and actress.

• 13 September -Ines Bojanić [hr], actress.

• 8 April -Nikolina Pišek, actress and television host.
• 28 September -Dušan Bućan [hr], actor and television host.

• 12 September -Daria Knez [hr], actress.

• 9 April -Vesna Pisarović, singer and television host.
• 18 April -Vanja Rupena, model and television host.
• 16 July -Ana Vilenica [hr], actress.

• 5 June -Antonija Šola, singer-songwriter and actress.
• 18 July -Zrinka Cvitešić, actress.
• 22 August -Leona Paraminski, actress and television host.
• 27 August -Ana Begić [hr], actress.
• 4 September -Kristina Krepela, actress.
• 2 October -Antonija Blaće, television host.

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