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Najveće katastrofe čovječanstva

Joachim G. Leithauser

The book The Greatest Catastrophes of Mankind by Joachim G. Leithäuser, published in 1963, provides a comprehensive account of the greatest natural and human disasters that have shaped human history.

In 220 pages, the author describes in detail events such as devastating earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, pandemics and other disasters, analyzing their causes, consequences and impact on society. The book was published in Zagreb by the publishing house Trvalnost, and it was translated by Vlatko Šarić.

Original title

Katastrophen

Translation

Vlatko Šarić

Editor

Fadil Hadžić

Dimensions

24 x 17 cm

Pages

220

Publisher

Stvarnost, Zagreb, 1963.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover.

Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

Damages or inconvenience notice:

Slight damage to the cover

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