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This is a jubilee edition on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Matica Hrvatska, with twelve images and one copy of the manuscript. An overview of the history, work and significance of Matica Hrvatska as the most important Croatian cultural instituti
The first complete history of Croats and Slavs written in the living Croatian vernacular. A monumental work by the Požega parish priest Ivan Švear, a cultural monument of the Illyrian Revival and the foundation of modern Croatian historiography.
The monumental work of Vjekoslav Šaravanje documents the difficult fate of children who were left without parents in the Homeland War, providing a lasting memorial to the most vulnerable victims of war.
Stevo Ostojić’s monograph *Naše godine* (Our Years) is a major visual and chronological document chronicling four decades of the New Yugoslavia through newspaper front pages.
The powerful CD album of the first release of the Kruševac blues-rock band "Kamen, duša, žica" from 2013 brings raw garage energy, retro indie overtones and the sadness of small spaces.
The Croatian Family Lexicon is a universal type of lexicographic work intended for the widest range of users. From the vast amount of knowledge and information, it selects and processes what best suits the needs of modern man.
Under Old Roofs (1886) is a collection of short stories by Ksaver Šandor Gjalski. It realistically and nostalgically depicts the decline of the Zagorje noble manors, old customs, and the conflict between generations during the collapse of feudal society.
"Mazzini, the tragedy of an idealist" is a novelized biography of the Swiss writer Adolf Saager, which deals with the life and ideas of Giuseppe Mazzini, an Italian revolutionary, politician and philosopher from the 19th century.
The novel Maria Vecera (1930) is a historical story based on the tragic love affair between the Austrian Crown Prince Rudolf and Baroness Maria Vecera, culminating in their deaths in 1889 at Mayerling Castle.
Set in Vienna in the 1880s, the novel follows Rudolf, the thirty-year-old heir to the Habsburg dynasty, as he struggles with a loveless marriage, the political pressures of his father, Emperor Franz Joseph, and his own ideals of freedom.
In his search for meaning, Rudolf meets seventeen-year-old Maria, a captivating and passionate girl, and their love quickly becomes an obsession. The novel...
Irreplaceable as a reference to where Catholic theology is at any given moment, Concilium maps the state of the most pressing questions with solid contributions from leading theologians and cutting edge voices.
Some Build, Others Destroy: Peace and Order in the World presents accounts of the world's leading political and religious figures of the interwar period and their role in shaping peace, order, and contemporary ideological conflicts.
The book *Some Build, Others Destroy: Peace and Order in the World* is a collection of political and biographical essays dedicated to the most influential statesmen, religious leaders and political figures of the first half of the 20th century. The work is conceived as a **series of separate contributions** written by **various Croatian authors**, each of which deals with a prominent historical...
The book *Tito – Churchill (Top Secret)* (1981) by Dr. Dušan Biber analyzes secret documents, diplomatic relations, and wartime cooperation between Josip Broz Tito and Winston Churchill during the Second World War.
Miodrag Stanisavljević’s *Elan mortal* presents political writings on Serbia in the 1990s, nationalism, war, and responsibility. Its critical, satirical edge exposes propaganda and the social mechanisms of violence.
The book in front of you is a city picture book seen through Marin Topić's camera. Image is the aim and purpose of this book.
On the occasion of marking 120 years of the craft school and 60 years of the technical school in Osijek
The monograph presents the work of Vladimir Džanko, an academic painter from Osijek, who is known above all for his landscapes and vedutes in the watercolor technique.
