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L4lmt41f7f Class: 612-08/08-01/0188 Reg 1111111111111111111111111 0023200003 REPUBLIC OF CROATIA MINISTRY OF CULTURE L4lmt41f7F Class: 612-08/08-01/0188 Reg. No .: 532-04-02-02/1-08-16 Zagreb, September 17, 2008 LETTER OF CONFIRMATION lt is hereby confirmed from the Ministry of Culture of Republic of Croatia that the State Party REPUBLIC OF CROATIA agrees to have the intangible cultural property of the Republic of Croatia entitled FESTIVITY OF ST. BLAISE, PATRON SAINT OF DUBROVNIK nominated for inscription on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity established by the Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage from 2003. The nominations have been prepared with the consent, cooperation and participation of the communities, groups or individuals the properties relate to. /1_ ' ? "' Runjaninova 2 • 10000 Zagreb • CROATIA • Tel.+385 (0) 1 4816 761 • Fax +385 (0) 1 4816 755 www.min-kulture.hr • e-mail:[email protected] REPUBLIKA HRVATSKA MINISTARSTVO KULTURE Klasa: 612-08/08-01/0188 Ur.br.: 532-04-02-02/1-08-16 Zagreb, 17. rujna 2008. PISMO POTVRDE Kojim Ministarstvo kulture Republike Hrvatske potvrduje da je drzava potpisnica Konvencije o zastiti nematerijalne kulturne bastine REPUBLIKA HRVATSKA suglasna da se nematerijalno kulturno dobro Republike Hrvatske pod nazivom FESTA SVETOGA VLAHA, ZASTITNIKA DUBROVNIKA nom1n1ra za upis na UNESCO-ovu Reprezentativnu listu nematerijalne kulturne bastine svijeta, ustanovljenu Konvencijom o zastiti nematerijalne kulturne bastine iz 2003. godine. Nominacije su pripremljene uz pristanak, suradnju i sudjelovanje zajednice, grupe ili pojedinca na koje se element odnosi. BISKUPIJ~ DUB_ROVACKA - BISKUPSKI ORDINARIJAT Dtoecests Ragusina - Curia Episcopalis ZBORNA CRKVA SV. VLAHA Zlatariceva 3 ------------------2o ooo DUBROVNIK Reg. No.:71/2oo8 LETTER OF CONFIRMATION It is hereby confirmed that the DIOCESE OF DUBROVNIK agrees to have the intangible cultural property of the Republic of Croatia entitled FESTIVITY OF SAINT BLASIUS, TilE PATRONATE SAINT OF DUBROVNIK CITY nominated for inscription on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Human1ty established by the Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage from 2003. The nominations have been prepared with the consent, cooperation and participation of the communities, groups or individuals the properties relate to: 1. Fraternity of Festanjuls of saint Blaise/Biasius On behalf of the fraternity: tfwiu, foaS"r4 r' 2. Fraternity of the Hofy Sacmment of Chatedral 3. ChurCh of St Blaise/Biasius 1bv. J~ ~C:J'ca.'.~ee_~J 4. Chatedral, city priest , db · ~tct~K.o &t<..&\C/ HR 20001 DUBROVNJK pp. 85 I 020 I 323-389; 323-390 · 323-39] · 1 http://www.biskupija-dubrovacka.hr <'-mwl: [email protected] ' : 020 323-393 ; 5. Pastoral Council of the Chatedral On behalf of the council: 1:Jr~/ 6. Chatedral Choire On behalf of the group: J(~ 7. Counsel of the St Blaise/Biasius Church On behalf of the counsel: q . ( ~~ E= I 8. Parish of Saint Mihail on Lapad (Saint Blaise/Biasius Hill) d~~ .;c~Y/IC,eet./(;)~~ ~ .. ~~~ / 9. Numerous volunteers, groups and individuals V V C. .5. M. £.1'11 L ll M.ftRtJ~ PJace and date DUBROVNIK, 20.08. 2008. BISKUPIJA DUBROVACKA - BISKUPSKI ORDINARIJAT Dioecesis Ragusina - Curia Episcopalis ZBORNA CRKVA SV. VLAHA Zlatariceva 3 2o----------------- ooo DUBROVNIK Ur. br. :71 /2oo8 PISMO POTVRDE Potvrc1uje se da je BISKUPIJA DUBROVACKA suglasna da se nematerijalno kultumo dobro Republike Hrvatske pod nazivom FESTA SVETOGA VLAHA. ZASTINIKA DUBROVNIKA nomtntra za upis na UNESCO-Qvu Reprezentativnu listu nematerijalne kultume bastine svijeta, ustanovljenu Konvencijom o zastiti nematerijalne kultume bastine iz 2003. godine. Nominacije su pripremljene uz pristanak, suradnju i sudjelovanje zajednice, grupe ili pojedinca na koje se element odnosi: 1. Bratovstina festanjula sv. Vlaha -/ U imeskupine: cl ~ l3 QS!d.- 2. Bratovstina Presve~ ~~menta pri katedrali U ime skupine: ~ ~ 3. Crk.va sv. Vlaha ~ Jo.v...A 'Lz ... -~ ~e.(~ e...un.e. 4 . Katedralni, gradski zupnik. \ ~ . Sfo--""~c ~af.,c HR 2 0 0 01 DUBROVN1K p p . 85 I. 020 I 323-389: 323-390: 323-391 : : 020/ 323-393 : http://www.biskupija-dubrovacka.hr v-111<1 1/: [email protected] . ......... 5. Katedralno pastoral~ vijeee r Uimeskupine: A· !f1~c 6. Katedralni pjeva"J:bor ,r- u ime skupine: __JJ__ ~---·= · -- 7. Savjet crkve sv. Vl~h 1 U ime skupine: ~ \ ~ \./ 8. Zupa sv. f>1ihaj~a na Lapadu (Gorica sv. Vlaha) ~~V .r r / "'~""'~ ,&r'<.. 9. Brojni volonteri pojedinci ili skupine ~ ~ C·.S . M. EMil.t? Ml/gOS Mjesto i datum Dubrovnik,2o.08.2008. (don Toma Lucic, rektor crkve) DUBROVACKA BISKUPIJA - DIOECESIS RAGUSINA Nr. 449/2008 LETTER OF CONFIRMATION It is hereby confirmed that I, msgr. dr. Zelimir Puljic, Bishop of Dubrovnik agree to have the intangible cultural property of the Republic of Croatia entitled FESTIVITY OF SAINT BLASIUS, -the Patron of diocese ofDubrovnik, and ofDubrovnik city nominated for inscription on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity established by the Conven­ tion for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage from 2003. The nominations have been prepared with the consent, cooperation and participation of the communities, groups or individuals the properties relate to. Uprava za zastitu kulturne bastine rnr. Ja sen Mesic, Dr.Zavni Tajnik 10000 Zagreb HR- 20001 DUBROVNIK pp. 85, tel: 020 / 32 49 11, fax: 020/32 49 12 web : http :/ j dubrovnik.hbk.hr, e-mai/: [email protected] DUBROVACKA BISKUPIJA - DIOECESIS RAGUSINA Br. 449/2008 PISMO POTVRDE Potvrduje se da sam ja, mons. dr. Zelimir Puljic, dubrovacki biskup, suglasan da se nematerijalno kultumo dobro Republike Hrvatske pod naz1vom Festa svetoga Vlaha, - zastitnika Dubrovacke biskupij e i Grada Dubrovanika nom1n1ra za upis na UNESCO-ovu Reprezentativnu listu nemateri­ jalne kultume bastine svijeta, ustanovljenu Konvencijom o zastiti nematerijalne kultume bastine iz 2003. godine. Nominacije su pripremljene uz pristanak, suradnju i sudjelovanje zajednice, grupe ili pojedinca na koje se element odnosi. Uprava za zastitu kulturne bastine mr. J asen Mesic, Drzavni Tajnik 10000 Zagreb HR- 20001 DUBROVNIK pp. 85, tel: 020/32 49 11, fax: 020/32 49 12 web: http:/ j dubrovnik.hbk.hr, e-mail: [email protected] REPUBLIC OF CROATIA DUBROVNIK-NERETVA COUNTY CITY OF DUBROVNIK Office of the Mayor CLASS: 612-01/08-01/152 NUMBER: 2117/01-01-08-1 LETTER OF CONFIRMATION lt is hereby confirmed that the CITY OF DUBROVNIK agrees to have the intangible cultural property of the Republic of Croatia entitled FESTIVITY OF SAINT BLASIUS, THE PATRONATE SAINT OF DUBROVNIK CITY nominated for inscription on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity established by the Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage from 2003. The nominations have been prepared with the consent, cooperation and participation of the communities, groups or individuals the property relates to: 1. Dubrovnik Brass Band OM:~ "Dubrovnik Brass Band", General Manager lvica VojvodiC d 2. Cultural Artistic Society lzvor- Zaton On behalf of the "Cultural Artistic Society lzvor-Zaton", General Manager Niko ~ 3. Cultural Artistic Society Komolac On behalf of the ral Artistic Society Komolac", General Manager Mato Tomljanovic 4. Historical Association "Dubrovacki trombunjeri" On behalf of the Historical Association "Dubrovacki trombunjeri", General Manager Antun Knego 5. Matica hrvatska Dubrovnik On behalf of the "Matica hrvatska", General Manager lvana Burdelez ~~ <~t- 6. Hrvatska matica iseljenika - Dubrovnik On behalf of the "Hrvatska matica iseljenika", General Manager Maja Mozara l!!tllli/4 7. Dubrovnik Summer Festival ~ 1 On behalf of the Dubrovnik Summer Festival, General Mcio : e ' vica Prlender 8. Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra On behalf of the Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra, General Man , e - 9. Dubrovnik Museums On behalf of the Dubrovnik Museums, General Manager Pavica Vi lac ~ -_./' 10. Dubrovnik Libraries On behalf of the Dubrovnik Libraries, General Manager Vesna Cucic ~ 'Y/outUA~ 11. Undo Folklore Ensemble On behalf of the Undo Folklore Ensemble, General Manager Mirsad Omercahic 12. Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik +-.r- On behalf of the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik, General Manager Antun Maracic 13. Dubrovnik Cinemas On behalf of the Dubrovnik Cinemas, General Manager Dive q lov ) 14. Marin Drzic Theatre On behalf of the Marin Drzic Theatre, General f' 15. lvo Grbic, Academic Painter 16. Luksa Peko, Academic Painter Dubrovnik, 20th August 2008. REPUBLIKA HRVATSKA DUBROVACKO- NERETVANSKA ZUPANIJA GRAD DUBROVNIK Ured gradonacelnice KLASA: 612-01/08-01/152 URBROJ: 2117/01-01-08-1 PISMO POTVRDE Potvrduje se da je GRAD DUBROVNIK suglasan da se nematerijalno kulturno dobro Republike Hrvatske pod nazivom FESTA SVETOGA VLAHA nom1mra za upis na UNESCO-ovu Reprezentativnu listu nematerijalne kulturne bastine svijeta, ustanovljenu Konvencijom o zastiti nematerijalne kulturne bastine iz 2003. godine. Nominacije su pripremljene uz pristanak, suradnju i sudjelovanje zajednice, grupe ili pojedinca na koje se element odnosi: 1. Gradska glazba Dubrovnik ;;{ U ime Gradske glazbe, predsjednik lvica VojvodiC: ~~j 2. Kulturno-umjetnicka udruga "lzvor-Zaton" /7~-L-- u ime udruge, predsjednik Niko Miloslavic: __---~' ~~~=--------- 3. Kulturno-umjetnicko drustvo "Komolac" /7) U ime udruge, predsjednik Mato Tomljanovic :__ _J L/fo~L..,~VL-. ~-=:!~· ::::::_ __ -1-- 4. Dubrovacki trombunjeri: ,,.!JJ;! / __. U ime Dubrovackih
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