Expert analysis of the World Cup in Sweden, where Pele led Brazil to the championship, and Yugoslavia ended the competition in the quarterfinals.
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Edited by Mirjana Tepšić, this collection brings together authentic stories, legends, and oral traditions from the Adriatic islands, preserving the rich cultural and historical heritage of the Croatian archipelago from oblivion.
Mirko Galić’s prestigious 1988 monograph (Motovun) offers a rich, multi-layered overview of Croatian history, cultural heritage, natural beauty, and social identity.
A critical essay and exhibition preface in which Miroslav Krleža celebrates Croatian cultural heritage, identity, and centuries-long resistance to foreign influences through the history of sacred gold and silver from Zadar and Nin.
A nostalgic tribute to the spirit of city living, urban cafés, and romantic anecdotes of old Zagreb. Zvonimir Milčec masterfully brings to life a gallant era, social life, and the forgotten charm of times past.
Stevo Ostojić’s monograph *Naše godine* (Our Years) is a major visual and chronological document chronicling four decades of the New Yugoslavia through newspaper front pages.
Bata Tomašević’s book *Sarajevo* (2006) is a compelling memoir-documentary work that, through personal destinies, family history, and a wealth of material, bears witness to the spirit, drama, and history of the city of Sarajevo.