Đakovo

Đakovo

Zdravka Dean, Ive Mažuran

​The monograph by Zdravka Dean and Ivo Mažuran provides a comprehensive overview of the history, culture and life of Đakovo. The monograph is a valuable read for anyone who wants to learn more about Đakovo, its history, cultural heritage and contemporary

Ive Mažuran, a prominent historian, describes in detail the development of Đakovo through the centuries, with special emphasis on key figures such as Bishop Josip Juraj Strossmayer, who had the famous Đakovo Cathedral built. The monograph also highlights the cultural, historical and human values ​​of the city, presenting contemporary Đakovo and its potential based on rich tradition and culture.

The text in the book is multilingual, in Croatian, German and English. The first edition was published in 2000, followed by expanded and revised editions in 2003.

The book is enriched with photographs by Marin Topić and other authors, which visually evoke the beauty and significance of this Slavonian city.

Illustrations
Marin Topić, Dražen Bota, Mišo Lišanin, Ante Zubović, Zdravka Dean, Marko Perić, Valentin Markovčić
Dimensions
30 x 24 cm
Pages
113
Publisher
Dean, Đakovo, 2003.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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