Ivan Katalinić, „Zapisi o minulim događajima u Dalmaciji“
Prevela i komentirala: Ljerka Šimunković
Riječ je o prijevodu knjige hrvatskoga povjesničara i časnika u francuskoj i habsburškoj vojsci Ivana Katalinića (1779. Read more
Predstavljena knjiga “Ratni Hajduk”
U Hrvatskom domu u Visu u ponedjeljak, 22. srpnja 2024. održano je predstavljanje knjige Jurice Gizdića “Ratni Hajduk”. Read more
CfP: Special issue entitled “Sport and Politics: Contexts, Connections, Confrontations”
Call for Papers for a Special Issue:
“Sport and Politics: Contexts, Connections, Confrontations”
Since the second half of the nineteenth century, sport has become an inseparable part of modern life. Read more
Call for Papers for the Special Issue: Slow Memory After Conflict: Fragments From the Post-Yugoslav Space
Editors: Orli Fridman and Vjeran Pavlakovic
Deadline for Submissions: July 26th, 2024
Rationale
Inspired by the COST Action on Slow Memory, it is a pleasure to announce a call for papers to a special issue of the journal Southeastern Europe that will critically engage with the literature from peace and conflict as well as memory studies, aiming to advance our theoretical and methodological understandings of slow memory (Wustenberg 2021; Fridman and Pavlakovic, 2022) and the transformation of conflict (or lack of). Read more
VRO Oluja 29 godina nakon – Razgovor s Brankom Vierdom
[VRO Oluja – 29 godina nakon] – Online predavanje
U srijedu, 31.7.2024. Read more
Razgovor sa Slavicom Lukić: Povijest je sastavni dio našeg novinarskog posla
U razgovoru s novinarkom Slavicom Lukić, trenutno zaposlenom u Jutarnjem listu, govorimo o vezi povijesti i novinarstva te o tome kako se povijest percipira u novinarskoj profesiji. Read more
“Wox Feminae” – Ida Ograjšek Gorenjak, „Mali korak, a veliki iskorak: Ženski licej u Zagrebu“
Na portalu Wox Feminae objavljen je tekst povjesničarke Ide Ograjšek Gorenjak, „Mali korak, a veliki iskorak: Ženski licej u Zagrebu“. Read more
Routledge Research in Gender and History: An Historiography of Twentieth-Century Women’s Missionary Nursing Through the Lives of Two Sisters Doing the Lord’s Work in Kenya and South India
By Sara Ashencaen Crabtree
This volume draws on a trove of unpublished original material from the pre-1940s to the present to offer a unique historiographic study of twentieth century Methodist missionary work and women’s active expression of faith practised at the critical confluence of historical and global changes. Read more
Narod.hr – „Povjesničar Janković pisao Pavličeku u vezi Rodnih studija: Zašto gušite akademske slobode?“
Portal Narod.hr komentirao je prilog urednika portala Historiografija.hr „Kolegijalna poruka političaru Marijanu Pavličeku, jednom od glavnih protivnika Rodnih studija, koji je završio germanistiku i povijest na Filozofskom fakultetu u Zagrebu“. Read more
Call for Papers: Museums, Memory, Politics
MSA Museums and Memory Working Group
24 – 25 January, 2025 – Virtual
The Memory Studies Association’s Museums and Memory Working Group welcomes proposals for its first-ever conference, to be held virtually on 24 and 25 January 2025. Read more