Glina is located in Sisak Moslavina County, and with its 69 villages it is situated in the middle reaches of the river Glina between Zrinska Gora and Pokuplje. According to the census in 2001. in Glina lived 9,868 residents, and most were Croats. For the first time this city is mentioned in the 1284th in the document Capitol, and certainly it should be noted that the Croatian national anthem was composed in this area. In 1848th Josip Jelacic became here Croatian Governor and General. In 1769th here was built a wooden chapel of Sv. Ivan Nepomuk and it belonged to the most beautiful buildings in the area. Josip Jelacic lived here from 1841st to the 1848th, and in that time this city experienced a huge boom. Significant buildings is Generalija, which was the headquarters of the supreme military command of first and second Banal Regiment. Today there is situated a municipal court in Glina. However, during the war, which lasted from 1991st to 1995th year Glina was fully occupied. Many build...ings, houses and cultural and historical objects were destroyed. In August 5, 1995. it comes to the liberation of the Glina. This day is celebrated as a day of Glina. Protector of the city is Sv. Ivan Nepomuk, a church which was named after him was placed in the center of the town of Glina, in the town square. It has been built for three years, and of particular significance was the Austrian Emperor Franjo which who was the main sponsor of this building. The interior of the church adornes the organ from the 19th century, baptismal font and pulpit, but unfortunately during the war it was destroyed to the ground. Famous archaeological heritage Brekinjova Kosa is located near Glina, and in this area are found the remains of pottery and pieces of slag. It is located above the stream Sivac. The Glina has primary and secondary schools, and the cultural association Viduševac. Citizens are entertained by radio Banovina which is broadcasted on the Internet. This is one of the most listened-Croatian radio.