The municipality of Ljubeščica has the second largest amount of entrepeneurs in the county of Varaždin and it even played a part in some major political and societal shifts that Europe had been facing since the 90s. But what caused this sudden turning point?
Martin Lukavečki
Self/host
Dragutin Gotić
Self
Nenad Horvatić
Self
Ivica Legin
Self
Josip Mikulčić
Self
Miroslav Tomiek
Self
Tomislav Gotić
Self
Luka Ivanušec
Self
Tomislav Nemčević
Self
The municipality of Ljubeščica has the second largest amount of entrepeneurs in the county of Varaždin and it even played a part in some major political and societal shifts that Europe had been facing since the 90s. But what caused this sudden turning point?
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