island of Sveti Grgur

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The island of Sveti Grgur is a small, uninhabited Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea that was once used as a women’s political prison during the Yugoslav era.

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island of Sveti Grgur canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former prison site
island
uninhabited island
accessibleBy boat
associatedWith Goli Otok prison system
country Croatia
formerFunction penal institution for women
political prison for women
governedBy Croatia
hasCoastlineOn Adriatic Sea
hasFeature Mediterranean vegetation
dock for boats
karst terrain
remains of prison buildings
hasFormerUse Yugoslav women’s prison camp
hasNameInLanguage Sveti Grgur@hr
linked to: Sveti Grgur
hasPopulation 0 permanent inhabitants
hasTypeOfPrisoners female political prisoners
historicalPeriod Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
linked to: Yugoslavia
locatedBetween Krk
Rab
locatedIn Adriatic Sea
Croatia
Croatian Littoral
Kvarner Gulf
Primorje-Gorski Kotar County
northern Adriatic Sea
linked to: Gulf of Trieste
locatedInBodyOfWater Mediterranean Sea
locatedNear island of Goli Otok
island of Rab
namedAfter Saint Gregory
partOf Croatian islands in the Adriatic
Northern Adriatic island group
linked to: Adriatic islands
politicalEraOfPrison Tito-era Yugoslavia
prisonInOperationDuring Yugoslav communist period
region Kvarner
linked to: Kvarner Gulf
securityClassification labor camp
status uninhabited
timeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
tourismActivity day excursions
historical tourism
usedAs Yugoslav prison camp
women’s political prison

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Goli Otok near island of Sveti Grgur