This monograph provides a detailed overview of boarding schools in Croatia, their history, development and role in education.
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The monograph by Josip Balabanić and Josip Kolanović provides a comprehensive overview, transcription and analysis of the Zadar Calendar from 1322, an exceptional monument of Croatian and European scientific heritage.
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