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This memorial volume presents harrowing accounts, documents, and testimonies regarding Croatian victims of wars and repression. The authors pay tribute to the fallen while preserving the historical truth and the memory of their sacrifice.
Mirko Galić’s prestigious 1988 monograph (Motovun) offers a rich, multi-layered overview of Croatian history, cultural heritage, natural beauty, and social identity.
Zoran Jovičić's documentary study provides a detailed insight into the war crimes of the JNA and paramilitary units in Croatia in 1991 and 1992, supported by witness statements and documents.
Čedomir Višnjić’s book analyzes the position of Serbs in Croatia (1951–1971) through the lens of everyday life, culture, and the media, and examines the Serbian community's reactions to the Croatian Spring.
A historical-documentary study by Miroslav Akmadža on the role and fate of Reverend Krunoslav Draganović, shedding light on the secrets of his emigration, wartime journeys, and relationship with Yugoslavia through his interrogation statements.
Autobiographical testimony of Stipe Šošić about survival in war camps. A poignant story about human suffering, torture, but also an indomitable will to live and the power of forgiveness in the midst of the hell of war.