Pečat Trianona (Pariz, utjelovljenje granica svjetova!)

Pečat Trianona (Pariz, utjelovljenje granica svjetova!)

Davorin Taslidžić

In 216 pages, the author explores the events related to the Peace of Trianon, which was an agreement after the First World War and which significantly affected borders and territorial changes in Europe.

Translation
Istvan Piry, Laszlo Koiss
Editor
Julio Martinčić
Illustrations
Valentin Zdravko Belt
Graphics design
Valentin Zdravko Belt, Goran Šerbedžić, Vladimir Šerbedžić, Daniel Taslidžić
Dimensions
29 x 20.5 cm
Pages
216
Publisher
Društvo za hrvatsku povjesnicu, ogranak za Baranju, Beli Manastir, 1996.
 
Distribution: 1,500 copies
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
9-53-650501-0

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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