Spomenici kulture Osijeka, Vukovara i Đakova
A trilingual publication in Croatian, Hungarian and German introducing the cultural monuments of Osijek, Vukovar and Đakovo and the architectural heritage of eastern Slavonia.
Milan Balić’s Spomenici kulture Osijeka, Vukovara i Đakova is devoted to the cultural and historical heritage of three Slavonian cities. It connects an interest in local history with an introduction to cultural monuments, highlighting the importance of architectural heritage for understanding local identity and regional culture.
Osijek, Vukovar and Đakovo provide different historical settings for exploring Slavonia’s heritage, from urban development and riverside life to the role of ecclesiastical institutions and monumental architecture. Bringing the three cities together invites readers to consider their distinctive characteristics alongside the cultural connections within eastern Slavonia.
Published in Croatian, Hungarian and German, the book reaches beyond a Croatian-speaking readership. Its subject and multilingual presentation make it a starting point for exploring these cities’ cultural history, while bearing in mind its original historical context.
The 1978 edition is also of interest as an earlier contribution to the presentation and appreciation of Slavonia’s cultural monuments. It will appeal to readers of local and architectural history, cultural travellers and collectors of publications about Osijek, Vukovar and Đakovo.
One copy is available
