Homeland war

Mass killing and genocide in Croatia 1991/92

Mir u kliještima rata

Moj tata spava s anđelima

The touching war diary of a little girl, Cvijeta, depicts everyday life in Osijek under shelling in 1991. Through a child's perspective, it describes fear, loss, growing up, and hope for peace in the midst of the Homeland War.

Naši ljudi i godine rata

Nastanak suvremene države Hrvatske i dvadeseta obljetnica njezina utemeljenja

The collection brings together presentations and speeches from two HAZU conferences on the emergence of the modern Croatian state, with an emphasis on political decisions in 1990–1991, international circumstances, and the processes of shaping Croatian sta

Nije bilo uzalud

Slavko Degoricija's memoirs provide authentic testimonies about negotiations with rebel Serbs and the creation of the Croatian state. The work reveals secret diplomatic processes and key political events from the early 1990s.

Oluja koju nismo mogli izbjeći

Ante Gugo explains the breakup of Yugoslavia, the formation of the Croatian state, and the circumstances that led to Operation Storm through a chronological account of events from 1985 to 1995.

O žrtvama u ratu i u miru

The collection brings together papers presented at the 4th Croatian Victimology Congress held in Zagreb and Škabrnja. The publication brings together interdisciplinary contributions that approach the topic of victims from legal, historical and sociologica

Povratak u doba jazza

"Return to the Jazz Age" is a well-told story about the time of the Homeland War in Croatia.

Ratni zločini Jugoslavenske armije 1991-1992

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.