The thesis “The Representation of the military-police operation “Storm”in the Croatian daily News-papers“ deals with the quantity and quality analysis of the texts published in “Večernji list“, “Vjesnik“, “Slobodna Dalmacija“ and “Novi list“ from 1st August 1995 to 10th August 1995 covering the period immediately before, during and after the implementation of the military-police operation 'Storm'. The goal of this thesis was to investigate war reporting and its importance in that period, to check the presence of war propaganda, military censorship, partiality and non-objectivity in texts, as well as inappropriate photos, but also to answer the question if Croatian media were inciting and spreading hatred towards the enemy Serbian Army. The newspaper formats in which the texts have been published, the type of titles, the presence of supporting photos and their role have been analysed, as well as the frequency of using pejorative names for the enemy army. The results show that Croatian media cannot be accused of using propaganda and inciting hatred towards the enemy, yet there are partiality and non-objectivity in some segments. In the theoretical part of the thesis particularities of war reporting have been stated, several examples of military censorship and war propaganda in the world have been described, as well as historical, political and social circumstances preceding the military-police operation 'Storm'.