Yugoslavia • Literature for children

Ilustrirana dječja enciklopedija Jugoslavije

The encyclopedia covers a wide range of knowledge, including history, geography, science, culture and many other fields.

From the content:

From the past of our country
Yugoslavia today
Republics and provinces
Plant and animal life
Ethnographic space
Science and technology
Machines
From sound to supersound
Nuclear energy

Editor

Mirko Žeželj

Illustrations

Vladimir Herceg, Andrija Jakelić, Zdenko Svirčić, Mladen Antić, Marcel Bačić

Dimensions

31 x 22 cm

Pages

Publisher

Stvarnost, Zagreb, 1988.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.

Language: Croatian.

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