Croatian history • Homeland war

Geneza teritorijalne pretenzije Srbije prema Hrvatskoj i kršenje ratnih zakona i običaja tijekom Domovinskog rata od strane agresora

Ivan Zvonarek

Editor

Ivan Posilović

Dimensions

20.5 x 14 cm

Pages

150

Publisher

UDNZDR, Zagreb, 2005.

Distribution: 1,000 copies

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

ISBN

9-53-984166-6

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