Crna knjiga komunizma u Hrvatskoj

Crna knjiga komunizma u Hrvatskoj

Josip Jurčević

The book explores the consequences of the communist regime in Croatia, with a special emphasis on repression, human rights violations and political crimes that occurred during Yugoslav socialism.

Jurčević, as a historian and expert in contemporary Croatian history, analyzes numerous documents and testimonies, trying to provide insight into the complex aspects of totalitarian rule. The book deals with questions such as:

  • Political persecutions: persecution of opponents of the regime, intellectuals and dissidents.
  • Crime: such as mass executions, Naked Island and other forms of repression.
  • Censorship and ideological controls: impact on the media, education and culture.
  • Impact on social life: how ideology shaped everyday life and limited freedoms.

This work caused different reactions - from praise for its contribution to the elucidation of unexplored historical topics to criticism for the way the author interprets certain events.

Editor
Bože Vukušić
Graphics design
Borut Benčina
Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
Pages
80
Publisher
Počasni bleiburški vod, Zagreb, 2006.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

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