U logorima Manjače i Gline

U logorima Manjače i Gline

Vladimir Štefanac

In the camps of Manjača and Glina: Testimonies of Croatian veterans This is the second book by Vladimir Štefanac, and it tells about the fighting in Kostajnica and the imprisonment at Manjača.

The author writes retrospectively about the events after his return from Manjača, about fitting into the rut of everyday life in Zagreb. The statements - testimonies - of his comrades and companions from the camp follow. The book is a poignant testimony from the Homeland War.

Editor
Mirko Rajčić, Milan Glibota
Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
Pages
135
Publisher
Consilium, Zagreb, 1996.
 
Distribution: 2,000 copies
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
9-53-619307-8

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