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Vlaho Bukovac
Igor Zidić's short and accessible monograph on Vlaho Bukovac provides a concise, yet extremely meaningful insight into the life and creative work of one of the most important Croatian painters.
VP - magazin za vojnu povijest #11: Wehrmacht stvarnost i mitovi
The first Croatian monthly magazine for military topics. Through expert articles, analyses and rich visual material, it explores military conflicts, weapons, tactics and military leaders from antiquity to the modern era.
VP - magazin za vojnu povijest #2 : Gerilci
The first Croatian monthly magazine for military topics. Through expert articles, analyses and rich visual material, it explores military conflicts, weapons, tactics and military leaders from antiquity to the modern era.
VP - magazin za vojnu povijest #31 : Ustaška vojnica 1943.-1945.
The first Croatian monthly magazine for military topics. Through expert articles, analyses and rich visual material, it explores military conflicts, weapons, tactics and military leaders from antiquity to the modern era.
VP - magazin za vojnu povijest #3: Prozor, Početak hrvatsko-muslimanskog rata u BiH
The first Croatian monthly magazine for military topics. Through expert articles, analyses and rich visual material, it explores military conflicts, weapons, tactics and military leaders from antiquity to the modern era.
VP - magazin za vojnu povijest #5: Bitka za Trst
The first Croatian monthly magazine for military topics. Through expert articles, analyses and rich visual material, it explores military conflicts, weapons, tactics and military leaders from antiquity to the modern era.
VP - magazin za vojnu povijest #posebni broj : Damir Krstičević, opet bih stao uz Gotovinu
The first Croatian monthly magazine for military topics. Through expert articles, analyses and rich visual material, it explores military conflicts, weapons, tactics and military leaders from antiquity to the modern era.
Vrata od utrobe
Along with Crystal Grids, The Door of the Womb is undoubtedly the pinnacle of Kovač's novelistic art, but also one of the novelistic pinnacles of recent novels in the South Slavic speaking area.