Subjects:  1. European history: postwar, from c 1945 -    2. Southeast Europe    3. Warfare & Defence   

Subjects:  1. European history: postwar, from c 1945 -    2. POLITICS & GOVERNMENT    3. Yugoslavia & former Yugoslavia   

Subjects:  1. Epic poetry, Croatian    2. Epic poetry, Serbian    3. History and criticism   

Subjects:  1. Exhibition catalogues and specific collections    2. Croatia    3. History of art & design styles: from c 1900 -    4. Serbia   

Subjects:  1. Civilization    2. Croatia    3. Croatians    4. Eastern Europe - General    5. History - General History   

Subjects:  1. Croatia    2. History    3. Illyrism   

Subjects:  1. Delivuk, Anna    2. History    3. Zumberak Peak (Croatia)   

Subjects:  1. Dubrovnik (Croatia)    2. History   

Subjects:  1. Croatia    2. Croatian Americans    3. Emigration and immigration    4. History    5. United States   

Reviews (1)

Review of Croatian Genealogy
I have ordered and read "A Guide to Croatian Genealogy" by Mr. Adam Eterovich. Mr. Eterovich is considered to be one of the leading authorities in the nation regarding this topic. His book is a very good guide to sources and methods for the beginning genealogist. I also recommend his many other books in this field. Some of his research documents date to the 16th century. I consider them as authoritative as possible, given what is currently available. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. History: World   

Subjects:  1. Croatia    2. History   

Subjects:  1. History: World   

Subjects:  1. Bibliographies & Indexes    2. Eastern Europe - General    3. History    4. National Bibliographies    5. Reference   

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Croat/Italian Facsist Unity
This book was a very big help, as i am of Croatian heritage living in Australia.... and i know what you are all thinking, long time Croat Migrant to Australia, strong Facsist Ustasha background, ect, ect.... i came here as a teenager in 1988. And it gave me a more open mind as to what REALLY happened in thr 20's and 30's the years, Bare Croats who were brave enough to speak about it, called it the golden underworld years of Croatian freedom. From what we were bieng told in school by the Socialist Communist Schooling System, believing that what the Communists wrote was right, this book tells a different story. It tells of Croat Extremeists, not with the intention to kill ews and serbs, but to overrun the falling Yugoslav kingdom with the Macedonians and Italians. Thus, the NDH was born.. Good Book, at times bieng a little bit BIAS, but overall, tells the story like it would hacve been, not the fake Coimmunist way it was to be told. thanks ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Autonomy and independence move    2. Autonomy and independence movements    3. Croatia    4. Diplomatic History    5. Foreign relations    6. History    7. History: American    8. Italy    9. Diplomacy    10. History of specific subjects   

Subjects:  1. Campaigns    2. Croatia    3. Germany    4. Guerrilla warfare    5. Heer    6. History    7. Underground movements    8. World War, 1939-1945   

Subjects:  1. D'Annunzio, Gabriele    2. History    3. Rijeka (Croatia)   

Subjects:  1. Atrocities    2. History    3. Majkovi Region    4. Majkovi Region (Croatia)    5. Personal narratives, Croatian    6. Tešija, Antun    7. Yugoslav War, 1991-1995   

Subjects:  1. Bosnia and Hercegovina    2. Croatia    3. History    4. Peasantry    5. Rural conditions   

Subjects:  1. Croatia    2. History and criticism    3. Music   

Subjects:  1. History    2. Jews    3. Split    4. Split (Croatia)