Veliko Nabrđe 1941. - 1945.

Veliko Nabrđe 1941–1945, authored by Oto Švajcer, Milan Balić, and Velimir Ćerimović, is a historical monograph dedicated to events in the Slavonian village of Veliko Nabrđe during the Second World War. The work examines the lives of the local population from the establishment of the Independent State of Croatia in 1941 to the end of the war in 1945, situating local history within the broader context of the occupation, wartime conflicts, and the People's Liberation Movement in Slavonia.

It focuses on political and social conditions, the situation of the rural population, daily life during the war, repression and suffering, and various forms of resistance against the occupation and Ustaša authorities. Particular attention is paid to the villagers' participation in the anti-fascist movement, the activities of Partisan units, and the organization of the People's Liberation Struggle at the local level.

The monograph seeks to preserve the memory of wartime events, participants, and victims, linking the historical account with the local community's collective memory. At the same time, it offers insight into the profound changes the war brought to the Slavonian village and its inhabitants.

The work serves as a valuable resource for the study of local history, the Second World War, the anti-fascist movement, and social conditions in eastern Slavonia—particularly for researchers of regional history and the history of the Đakovo area.