Život Ivana Matića: Bogu dušu

Život Ivana Matića: Bogu dušu

Viola Matagić Šinka

Viola Matagić Šinko’s biographical-historical work portrays the life journey of Ivan Matić, offering a poignant testament to faith, human suffering, one’s homeland, and devotion to God and the people during difficult times.

The book Život Ivana Matića – Bogu dušu (2025) by Viola Matagić Šinka is a compelling, factually grounded biographical and historical work that rescues the memory of the life, deeds, and suffering of Ivan Matić from oblivion. Through research, oral testimonies, and family archival materials, the author meticulously reconstructs the life story of a man whose destiny reflects the profound historical and socio-political upheavals that shaped the region during the 20th century. The book chronicles Matić’s upbringing, family life, and struggle against historical injustices, as well as his unwavering Christian faith and patriotism. The title phrase "Bogu dušu" (surrendering one's soul to God) symbolizes a deep devotion to higher moral and spiritual principles, a readiness for sacrifice, and steadfastness of spirit even amidst the most grueling trials and tribulations of life. Beyond presenting the intimate story of an individual and his family, Viola Matagić Šinka’s work offers broader insight into local history, regional traditions, and the mindset of the people of the area. Written in an accessible and emotionally resonant style, the book constitutes a highly valuable contribution to regional historiography, the culture of remembrance, and Christian biographical literature.

Editor
Ivana Nikolić
Illustrations
Svebor Šinka
Graphics design
Svebor Šinka
Dimensions
24 x 17 cm
Pages
197
Publisher
Gradska knjižnjica, Županja, 2025.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Unused
 

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