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Rijeka
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Rijeka

Industrial port in Croatia; population (1991 est) 168,000. Industries include oil-refining, distilling, and the manufacture of paper, tobacco, and chemicals. It has changed hands many times and, after being seized by the Italian nationalist Gabriele D'Annunzio in 1919, was annexed by Italy in 1924. It was ceded back to Yugoslavia in 1949, and in 1991 it became part of newly independent Croatia.


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Fiume argued that too many companies look for "silver bullet" solutions such as new computer systems or "quality" programs, but frequently end up with a "program of the month" approach that employees don't take seriously.
CEOs doing this can't be just visionaries; they have to be doers," says Fiume.
Its Italian fame had an especial pertinence in summer 1919, when D'Angelo saw it, since it was at the very end of that summer, on September 20, that Gabriele D'Annunzio, another Abruzzese poet, led the national/imperialist raid on Fiume.
 
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