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"Bach's Hussars and the Illyrians" is an autobiographical work by the Slovenian writer Janez Trdina, in which the author describes his experience as a professor in Croatia during the period of Bach's absolutism (1853–1867).
A monumental memoir that provides a detailed insight into the political, cultural, and social life of Croatia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These records represent an integral version of a manuscript stored in the vault of the University Libr
The monograph From Turkish to Modern Osijek is the second book in a two-volume history of Osijek. It covers the period from the liberation from Turkish rule in 1687 to the present day, i.e. the last 300 years of the development of the city on the Drava Ri
The monograph analyzes a short-lived but significant episode when six Presava regiments of the Croatian Military Territory were included in French imperial subjection, forming the province of Military Croatia (La Croatie militaire) within the Illyrian pro
The book represents a personal chronicle of Croatian history in the first half of the 20th century, written by Josip Horvat with the intention of documenting the social, political, and cultural changes that shaped Croatia between 1900 and 1941.
This book represents a fundamental historiographical work that analyzes the political organization of Catholic Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina from the end of the 19th century to 1910.