Vol. 19 No. 1 (2023): Review of Croatian History

ARTICLES

• Parliamentary Debates and Freedom of Speech of MPs as Defined in the Rules of Procedure of the 19th Century Croatian Parliament and Other Parliaments - a Comparison

  Vlasta Švoger

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• Parliamentary Immunity in the Kingdom of Croatia and Slavonia in the Second Half of the 19th Century and Its European Models

  Jasna Turkalj

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• In Pursuit of Economic Emancipation: Legislative Framework of Women's Paid Work in Croatia and Slavonia

  Mirela Krešić

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• From Encouragement to Critique of Enlightened Absolutist Reforms: Nikola Škrlec Lomnički and His Views on the Reform of Local Administration in the Habsburg Monarchy

  Ivana Horbec

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• The Enlightened Apology of the Latin Language by Marko Faustin Galjuf from Dubrovnik

  Teodora Shek Brnardić

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• The Reform of Elementary Education in Croatia in the 2nd Half of the 19th Century and Ivan Filipović

  Dinko Župan

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• Croatian Pedagogy in the 19th Century – the Transfer of European Pedagogical Ideas

  Štefka Batinić

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• Croatian-Czech and Croatian-Slovak Literary Relations in Neo-Absolutism. Key points

  Marijan Šabić

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• Re-Evaluation of the Barbarian and the Primitive in the (Pre) Avant-Garde

  Marina Protrka Štimec

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• Jews in the Political, Economic, and Cultural Life of Croatia at the End of the 19th and the Beginning of the 20th Century: The Example of Oskar Weiszmayer (1855–1931)

  Branko Ostajmer

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• The Basics of General Financial Science by Antun Ferdinand Albely. Knowledge Circulation and Digital Text Analysis of a Legal Textbook

  Zrinko Novosel

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• Croatian and Slovak Political Catholicism and Clericalism in the Period Between the First and the Second World War

  Domagoj Tomas

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• Emigration of Korčulans to Brazil – Serious Calamity or Enticement to Emigration?

  Darija Hofgräff Marić, Vedran Muić, Anamarija Pupić-Bakrač

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• A teacher in a Croatian village during the First World War and the interwar period - the example of Stanko Horvatin in Gračani (1913 - 1933)

  Domagoj Novosel

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