PEOPLE FROM VINODOL IN WORLD WAR II. 1941.- 1945. – Part II.

Tonković, Stipe

Vinodolski zbornik : godišnjak za gospodarstvo-turizam, povijesnu i kulturnu baštinu, ekologiju i promicanje ljudskog stvaralaštva, No. 9, 2004.

Ostalo

PEOPLE FROM VINODOL IN WORLD WAR II. 1941.- 1945. – Part II.

Stipe Tonković

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str. 327-343

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citiraj

APA 6th Edition

Tonković, S. (2004). PEOPLE FROM VINODOL IN WORLD WAR II. 1941.- 1945. – Part II.. Vinodolski zbornik, (9). Preuzeto s https://hrcak.srce.hr/332444

MLA 8th Edition

Tonković, Stipe. "PEOPLE FROM VINODOL IN WORLD WAR II. 1941.- 1945. – Part II.." Vinodolski zbornik, vol. , br. 9, 2004 https://hrcak.srce.hr/332444. Citirano 30.05.2026.

Chicago 17th Edition

Tonković, Stipe. "PEOPLE FROM VINODOL IN WORLD WAR II. 1941.- 1945. – Part II.." Vinodolski zbornik , br. 9 https://hrcak.srce.hr/332444

Harvard

Tonković, S. (2004). 'PEOPLE FROM VINODOL IN WORLD WAR II. 1941.- 1945. – Part II.', Vinodolski zbornik, (9). Preuzeto s: https://hrcak.srce.hr/332444 (Datum pristupa: 30.05.2026.)

Vancouver

Tonković S. PEOPLE FROM VINODOL IN WORLD WAR II. 1941.- 1945. – Part II.. Vinodolski zbornik [Internet]. 2004 [pristupljeno 30.05.2026.];(9). Dostupno na: https://hrcak.srce.hr/332444

IEEE

S. Tonković, "PEOPLE FROM VINODOL IN WORLD WAR II. 1941.- 1945. – Part II.", Vinodolski zbornik, vol., br. 9, 2004. [Online]. Dostupno na: https://hrcak.srce.hr/332444. [Citirano: 30.05.2026.]

Sažetak

After the capitulation of Italy, on September 9th 1943., Vinodol was free for five months (Crikvenica only a month). Pratisans were governing and the construction of houses began. In February 1944. Vinodol was attacked by the 329. german division. New invaders continued with robberies and violence, and later, in December 1944. Cetnics passed through Vinodol. Besides destruction, hunger was the main problem of the region. Inland becomes the site of civil camps. Food production becomes their main aim, but there are also school lessons and beginning of publishing activities. Partisan army and institutions of the WW II grew stronger, the alliance sent help and their landing on the Adriatic coast was expected. Everything is concentrated on the final liberation. (Continues in Part III.)