Mirjana Gross Book order (chronological)
Mirjana Gross was a significant Croatian-Jewish historian and writer, whose work delved deeply into 19th-century Croatian history. Her research, often resulting in seminal works of modern Croatian historiography, focused on political ideology and the evolution of historical movements. Gross became renowned for her rigorous engagement with historical methodology and her incisive analysis of pivotal figures in Croatian national life. Her literary legacy lies in her meticulous examination of the past and her illumination of complex historical trajectories.



Nationale Vielfalt und Gemeinsames Erbe in Mitteleuropa
Vorträge von Wladyslaw Bartoszewski, Ferenc Glatz, Mirjana Gross, Brigitte Hamann, Péter Hanák, Wolfgang Häusler, Jiří Kořalka, Werner Ogris, Stanislaw Stomma und Gerald Stourzh anläßlich der Verleihung des Anton Gindely-Preises für Geschichte der Donaumonarchie
- 146 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Nationale Vielfalt und gemeinsames Erbe in Mitteleuropa
- 146 pages
- 6 hours of reading