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The Croatian noblemen executed in Wiener Neustadt in 1671, after the collapse of a failed conspiracy against Habsburg absolutism, were:

In the exam (Croatian)

Hrvatski velikaši pogubljeni u Bečkom Novom Mjestu 1671. godine, nakon sloma neuspjele urote usmjerene protiv habsburškog apsolutizma:

  1. aAntun and Stjepan RadićAntun i Stjepan Radić
  2. bPetar Berislavić and Petar KeglevićPetar Berislavić i Petar Keglević
  3. cMatija Gubec and Ilija GregorićMatija Gubec i Ilija Gregorić
  4. dPetar IV Zrinski and Fran Krsto FrankopanPetar IV. Zrinski i Fran Krsto FrankopanCorrect answer

Why?

They are Petar IV Zrinski and Fran Krsto Frankopan. They were executed on 30 April 1671, and in 1919 their remains were transferred to Zagreb Cathedral.

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Source of the questions: Pravilnik o načinu provjere poznavanja hrvatskog jezika i latiničnog pisma, hrvatske kulture i društvenog uređenja u postupcima stjecanja hrvatskog državljanstva, Annex 1 (Narodne novine 6/2021). No official answers are published: the answers, the explanations and the English translations are ours (made with AI). This site is not official and is not affiliated with the Ministry of the Interior (Ministarstvo unutarnjih poslova). The exam itself is in Croatian.

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