“Mama Karasjok” – Nordic Example of Solidarity

Thousands of politically undesirable people from different parts of Europe were transported,...

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More than 15,000 Roma lived in the Banovina Croatia in 1941, the...

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In 1953, the famous Yugoslav Jewish communist surrealist poet Oskar Davičo published...

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In the late 2000s, French historians coined the neologism “vichysto-résistant”. This ambiguous...

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On 7 July 1941, a small group of armed communists, soon to...

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Immediately upon the establishment of the Independent State of Croatia on 10...

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Public hanging of war hostages and civilians was used as a method...

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“There are six rooms for the wounded and sick on the ground...

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“During the preparations for the Congress , I worked a lot on...

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Through Mount–Konjuh, Wind is whistling, humming, Leaves are singing solemn songs, Maples...

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