Šifra 777

Šifra 777

Đorđe Ličina

From the cover of the book: "In the middle of 1963, nine armed and well-trained Ustashi terrorists were secretly introduced into our country: their intention was to cause a chaotic situation in the country through diversions and mass terror. Where were they trained? How were they recruited into the terrorist organization? Who pushed them into this a dangerous adventure? How and where did they cross the border and how were they caught?"

Graphics design
Hinko Bohr
Dimensions
22 x 13 cm
Pages
247
Publisher
Centar za informacije i publicitet (CIP), Zagreb, 247.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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