Južnoslavensko pitanje: Prikaz cjelokupnog pitanja

Južnoslavensko pitanje: Prikaz cjelokupnog pitanja

Ivo Pilar

Reprinted edition of the Croatian translation of publicist and politician Ivo Pilar's book "The South Slav Question", originally published in German in Vienna in 1918. With a foreword by Slobodan P. Novak.

The book of dr. Ive Pilara - The South Slavic question is the only systematically written judgmental view of the origin of the Great Serbian conquest idea. Pilar's book is a systematic and comprehensive, historically objective breakdown of the Great Serbian imperial idea, its genesis, its goals, its method. The book is of real textbook value in the most positive sense of the word, and those who were lucky enough to get their first thorough knowledge about it, and about Croatian-Serbian relations in general during the last 140-150 years, drew from it, and based their orientation on the knowledge that she provided them, they were spared from many delusions and wanderings, to which the others were condemned, whose thoughts and beliefs were formed by the writers of the Yugoslav-Serbophile orientations, which were extended in the first, royal Yugoslavia, and even only possible in the second, Tito-communist Yugoslavia.

Original title
Die südslawische Frage und der Weltkrieg. Uebersichtliche Darstellung des Gesamt – Problems
Translation
Fedor Pucek
Editor
Dražen Švagelj
Graphics design
Boris Ljubičić
Dimensions
24 x 15 cm
Pages
518
Publisher
Matica hrvatska, Vinkovci, 2017.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53812-705-2

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