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Mostar hosts presentation of Joze Pavković’s ‘1860 dana’ photo monograph
The photo monograph ‘1860 dana’ by Joze Pavković was presented in Mostar. The extensive publication spans nearly 1,200 pages and contains over 2,500 photographs, documenting the war years in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The work covers the period from the attack on the Croatian village of Uništa on May 10, 1991, through the implementation of the military provisions of the Dayton Agreement, including the withdrawal of forces and heavy weaponry.
During the presentation, Croatian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Ivan Anušić emphasized that the state of Croatia will continue to provide strong support to Croats living in Bosnia and Herzegovina, advocating for their right to independent political and economic representation.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina · Croatia · Ivan Anušić · Joze Pavković · Mostar
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- [● 2 SOURCES] The publication consists of nearly 1,200 pages, approximately one million letters, and over 2,500 photographs. rtv-hb.com · hms.ba
- [● 2 SOURCES] Joze Pavković authored the photo monograph ‘1860 dana’. rtv-hb.com · hms.ba
- [● 2 SOURCES] Croatian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Ivan Anušić stated that Croatia will continue to support Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina. rtv-hb.com · hms.ba
- [● 2 SOURCES] The monograph ‘1860 dana’ covers the period from May 10, 1991, until six months after the Dayton Agreement. rtv-hb.com · hms.ba