Political journalism

S vjerom u Hrvatsku

Marko Veselica

In this book, the author describes the situation in Croatia during the Homeland War, the maintenance of Croatia during those times, policy towards UNPROFOR, Croatian policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina...

The book is written with a deep faith in Croatia's future, but also with a realistic, sometimes harsh tone of criticism towards internal divisions and external influences. Veselica uses personal experiences from prison and political struggle to illustrate the broader picture of Croatia's transition from communism to an independent state. This is a work that is not just a memoir, but also a political manifesto for strengthening democracy, economic sovereignty and national unity.

Graphics design

Tatjana Kadoić, Ilija Rkman

Dimensions

24 x 17 cm

Pages

282

Publisher

Vlastita naklada, Zagreb, 1994.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

Specificity of this instance:

Author signature

Dedication

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