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The Ministry of Croatian Veterans has launched a competition for high school students to submit short stories about the Homeland War to promote remembrance and values associated with it.

Jagoda Truhelka was a Croatian writer and educator who devoted her life to culture and was a pioneer in advocating for women's right to education, leaving a significant impact on society.

The article explores the perception of Croatian literature as a means for understanding Croatian culture, initiated by a South American of Croatian descent seeking to connect with his roots.

The National and University Library in Zagreb, in collaboration with the Croatian Designers Society, has selected 12 beautifully designed Croatian books from 188 submissions in 2025.

Tomislav Sabljak, characterized as a devoted figure in literature, reflects on the passing of notable literary figures and the cultural memory of Croatian literature in the late 20th century.

A South American literature professor of Croatian descent seeks book recommendations on Croatian culture, sparking a lively discussion on Reddit with varied responses including classics and contemporary works.

The article discusses a significant period in Croatian literature post-World War I, highlighting the quiet rebellion in books addressing history, identity, and national uniqueness during a time of political change.

Ivan Gundulić, a prominent Croatian baroque writer, is celebrated for his significant contributions to Croatian literature, with a lasting impact since the 17th century.

Tomislav Sabljak, a multifaceted writer and scholar, was mourned by family, friends, and colleagues at a farewell ceremony in Zagreb, marking his significant contributions to Croatian culture and literature.

The article discusses the significance of Novine Horvatzke, the first Croatian newspaper published in 1835, highlighting its role in disseminating news and promoting Croatian literature and political thought during the national revival.

Marko Marulić, considered the father of Croatian literature, gained prominence across Europe for his works during a turbulent period marked by Ottoman incursions.

The article discusses Miljenko Jergović's upcoming recognition at the Leipzig Book Fair, where he will be honored with the prestigious Leipzig Literary Prize for his contributions to European understanding.

Croatian writer and translator Tomislav Sabljak, a member of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, passed away on January 1, 2026, at the age of 92 in Zagreb.

The article reports on the passing of Tomislav Sabljak, a prominent Croatian writer and literary figure, who died on January 2, 2026, after contributing significantly to Croatian culture and literature.

Tomislav Sabljak, a versatile Croatian writer and translator, is honored in a documentary film that highlights his contributions to literature and connections with notable figures like Miroslav Krleža and Ivo Andrić.

Tributes are paid to Tomislav Sabljak, a significant figure in Croatian culture and literature, who founded the Ranko Marinković competition for the best short story and served as its selector until his death.

A selection of works by Croatian and Bosnian-Herzegovinian writer Enver Čolaković has been published, featuring poems and stories from 1943 to 1977.

Miroslav Krleža is regarded as the author of the most significant texts in 20th-century Croatian literature, influencing various cultural movements in modern Croatia.

The article discusses a book purchased in a Zagreb antiquarian shop, highlighting its unique dedication and the significance of its author as a notable figure in Croatian literature.

The book "Vlado Gotovac and His Word" by Mare Pezo was presented in Imotski to commemorate the 95th anniversary of Gotovac's birth and the 25th anniversary of his death, celebrating his impact as a notable Croatian intellectual and politician.

John Rastić, a Croatian poet, critiqued the societal trends of his time through satire on January 11, 1775.