20th Century • History of Europe

1968.: Godina koja je uzdrmala svijet

Name: 1968.: Godina koja je uzdrmala svijet
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ISBN: 9789531788182

Mark Kurlansky

The work of the award-winning American journalist and publicist brings a unique and comprehensive look at one of the key years in history, which, thanks to the advent of live television broadcasts, became the first "global" year.

In addition to bringing to life the cultural and political history of that year (the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Bobby Kennedy, protests in Chicago and Europe, the Prague Spring, the anti-war movement due to the Vietnam War, the rise of the women's movement), it also explains why 1968 is still important. It brings many experiences from many different places, whether it talks about youth and music, politics and war, the economy or the media.

Original title

1968 : the year that rocked the world

Translation

Damir Biličić

Dimensions

24 x 16 cm

Pages

499

Publisher

Naklada Ljevak, Zagreb, 2007.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover.

Language: Croatian.

ISBN

978-9-53178-818-2

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