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The Croatian Spring is not only a chronicle of the events of 1971, but also a suggestive presentation of the political conditions of Yugoslavia in the post-war period. These testimonies come from the pen of a man who really tried to break the shackles of
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Through Sinj's Alka, the entirety of the Croatian ethnic and ethical being is encompassed.
Ilić considers how the satisfaction of one's own needs represents the meaning and condition of human existence.
An autobiographical work by Goran Babić, a poet, essayist and polemicist, one of the last advocates of the Yugoslav spirit. The book is an intimate corpse hunt – a collection of portraits of deceased friends, relatives and acquaintances, titled by their n
The book How did they demolish HAZU? by Josip Pečarić, published in 2006, analyzes internal conflicts within the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts (HAZU).