Middle Ages

O podrijetlu i zgodama Slavena

A critical bilingual (Latin-Croatian) edition of Pribojević's speech from 1525, which celebrates the origin, glory, and history of the Slavs, identifying them with the Illyrians and other ancient peoples. A classic work of early Pan-Slavism.

Politička povijest Hrvatske

Josip Horvat

The Political History of Croatia is a monumental work of Croatian historiography that provides a comprehensive and systematic overview of the political development of Croatia from the settlement of Croats in the Balkans in the 7th century to the first hal

Povijest #20: Kronologija svjetske povijesti

The penultimate volume of the History edition opens up a vast panorama of world history from 1190 to the present day, encompassing the Middle Ages, the Modern Age, and the Modern Era.

Povijest #6: Rani i razvijeni srednji vijek

The sixth volume covers the period of the European Middle Ages from the time of Charlemagne to the end of the 14th century, a period marked by the dynamic creation of feudal Europe, but also by the existence of Byzantium as a link between antiquity and th

Povijest #7: Razvijeni srednji vijek

The seventh volume of the World History edition covers, in addition to the political history of Eastern Europe and the Mongol Empire, as well as an overview of the Crusades, the social, cultural, and religious aspects of the Middle Ages.

Povijest Bosne u doba osmanlijske vlade I-II

An overview of Ottoman rule in Bosnia through political, social and economic changes and the creation of a new order. Reprint from 1913.

Povijest Dubrovnika do 1808.

The development of Dubrovnik from the Middle Ages to the abolition of the Republic, through politics, society and trade. Reprint of the first edition from 1980, which has an index of authors, which the first edition did not contain.

Povijest Europe - od seobe naroda do XVI stoljeća

Povjesnica srednjega vijeka : za niže razrede srednjih učilišta

Robovlasništvo i diktatura u Rimskoj republici

The book deals with the analysis of socio-economic relations in the late Roman Republic, with particular emphasis on the slave system and the political power of the dictatorship.