CROATIAN-POLISH RELATIONS IN THE YEARS 1918-1965

The publication "Croatian-Polish Relations in the Years 1918-1965" is a fascinating journey through the history of relations between two nations. The author, Dr. Josip Jagodar, presents the silhouettes of outstanding Croats who made a significant contribution to the connection of Poland and Croatia on a literary, social, political and economic level. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the history of Central Europe and the mutual relations between Slavic nations.

• In-depth analysis of Polish-Croatian relations in the 20th century
• Silhouettes of outstanding Croats associated with Poland
• Description of political and diplomatic events
• In-depth study on the role of Croats in connecting the two nations
• Foreword by Prof. Dr. habil. Eng. Marek T. Piekarczyk
• Rich sources and extensive bibliographic compilation

The book by Dr. Josip Jagodar is not only a collection of historical facts, but also a story about people who dedicated their lives to building bridges between Poland and Croatia. The author focuses on the life and work of such figures as Julije Benešić, Miroslav Krleža, Ivo Andrić and Vilim Frančić, showing their personal connections with Poles, the Polish language and culture. It is an extremely inspiring read that allows for a better understanding of the history and culture of both nations.

Universitas Publishing House presents a publication that is the result of many years of research and analysis. The author, Dr. Josip Jagodar, is a graduate of the Faculty of Philosophy in Rijeka and the Faculty of Croatian Studies in Zagreb. His scientific work focuses on history, language, dialectology, literature, ethnology, folklore and methodology. Thanks to his experience and knowledge, Dr. Jagodar has created a work that will surely interest both specialists and a wide audience.

This publication is the first such insightful and comprehensive record of Polish-Croatian relations. It was created on the basis of a deep analysis of sources. This book will be of interest not only to specialists in Slavic philology and historians, but also to readers looking for information about Croatia and the nation living there, which is close to Poles. Here you will find a description of political events, diplomatic relations between Poland and the Kingdom of SHS/Yugoslavia, and the most important international agreements.

We cordially invite you to read this extraordinary book, which is a valuable source of knowledge about the history and culture of Poland and Croatia. It is a must-read for all those who want to better understand the relations between our nations and appreciate the contribution of Croats to the development of Polish culture and science. This publication will certainly enrich the readers' knowledge and inspire further research in the field of history and culture of Central Europe.