Pregled historije NOB / Pregled narodnooslobodilačkog rata i revolucije naroda Jugoslavije

Pregled historije NOB / Pregled narodnooslobodilačkog rata i revolucije naroda Jugoslavije

Tomo Čubelić, Milovan Milostić

This book provides a deeper insight into the history of the NOB and contributes to the understanding of that key period in Yugoslav history.

Here are some key topics that can be found in this book:

  • The fight against the occupiers: The book describes in detail the resistance of the partisans and the people against the Nazi occupation and fascist regimes during the Second World War. It shows the battles, guerrilla actions and strategies used by NOB fighters.
  • Organization and leadership: The authors analyze the organizational structure and leadership of the partisan movement. This includes the role of Josip Broz Tito and other key leaders in leading the struggle.
  • Social aspects: The book explores how NOB influenced society. These include changes in relationships between people, women's emancipation, the struggle for minority rights and social justice.
  • Ideology and values: The authors analyze the ideology of the communist movement and the values that guided it. These include solidarity, equality, anti-fascism and the struggle for freedom.
  • International context: The book also discusses the international context of the NOB, including cooperation with the Allies, the relationship with the Soviet Union and the role of Yugoslavia in the anti-fascist coalition.

Editor
Nikola Pavić
Dimensions
18.5 x 13 cm
Pages
255
Publisher
Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, 1961.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

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