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The earliest municipal minutes of Osijek’s Tvrđa, covering 1705–1746, accompanied by Mažuran’s introductory study of the city’s eighteenth-century history.
The monograph *One Hundred Years of Surgery in Osijek* by Nikola Hajduković presents a detailed chronology (1895–1995) of the development of surgery in Osijek, covering its staff, departments, and role in the history of medicine.
A striking dramatic-philosophical and prophetic text from 1999 by a prominent Croatian intellectual, physicist, humanist, and academic, which employs a biblical metaphor to deliver a sharp critique of totalitarianisms, the devastation of war, and the mora
A study of censorship in the Croatian press from 1945 to 1990, examining political control, publication bans, pressure on journalists and freedom of expression.
This scholarly paper explores the origins, development, and cultural-historical significance of urban cemeteries in eastern Croatia during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, through the lens of sepulchral heritage.
The monograph *Blatsko zdravstvo kroz vjekove* (2004) by N. Bačić provides an exhaustive historical overview of the development of healthcare, pharmacy, and folk medicine in Blato on the island of Korčula.