Start

Yugoslavian men's magazine

Also known as Start (Yugoslav magazine)

Instance of: periodical
, magazine

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Start was a weekly popular and entertainment magazine targeting men published from 1969 to 1991 in Zagreb by the Croatian publishing house Vjesnik. Best known for its mix of erotica - which featured on the cover and centerfolds - and quality articles and detailed analyses of current affairs and Yugoslav politics, the magazine became very influential in the 1970s and 1980s with an audience spanning all over Yugoslavia.

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Title: Start magazin
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Language: Croatian
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Country of origin: Croatia
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Place of publication: Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Genre: men's magazine
Inspired by: Playboy
Different from: Start criterion used: title refers to multiple creative works

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