Tito: 120 godina u 120 fotografija - najbolje zaboravljene snimke iz privatnih albuma i javnih arhiva

Tito: 120 godina u 120 fotografija - najbolje zaboravljene snimke iz privatnih albuma i javnih arhiva

Tvrtko Jakovina

The monograph contains 120 carefully selected photographs from private albums and public archives, which illustrate key moments from Tito's life and political career. With historical commentary Tvrtko Jakovine.

The book "Tito: 120 years in 120 photos" is intended for everyone who wants to better understand the character and work of Josip Broz Tito and the historical circumstances in which he acted. The photographs and analyzes provide valuable insights into the complex history of the Yugoslav space and Tito's role in international politics.

Each photograph is accompanied by a historical commentary by the author, providing readers with a deeper insight into the context and significance of the depicted events. The book covers the period from Tito's youthful days, through his role in the Second World War, to the time when he was the head of Yugoslavia.

Editor
Nino Đula, Dalibor Šimpraga
Graphics design
Senad Zahirović
Dimensions
20 x 18.5 cm
Pages
120
Publisher
Globus, Zagreb, 2012.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

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