Dubrovnik Covid-19 exhibition wins award in category new projects in tourism
Jun07

Dubrovnik Covid-19 exhibition wins award in category new projects in tourism

Dubrovnik Heritage Ltd has received the “Simply the best” award, in the category new projects in tourism, for the successful realization of the exhibition “COVID-19 and the plague – the present in the past.” This is an exhibition that opened in September 2020 in Dubrovnik Lazareti, as the first joint project realized in cooperation with the City of Dubrovnik, the Institute of Historical Sciences of the Croatian Academy of...

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May21

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Ombla, villas and villeins
Jan23

Ombla, villas and villeins

Slavica Stojan: Ombla, villas and villeins. History revived in the villas of Rijeka dubrovačka from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century This important new study is dedicated to the history of everyday life in the villas situated in the picturesque bay of Rijeka Dubrovačka in the vicinity of Dubrovnik. After consulting numerous archival funds in the State Archives of Dubrovnik, Slavica Stojan has identified around sixty houses and...

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Nikša Varezić,  Suffice to say it in Rome to have the whole world know
Dec12

Nikša Varezić, Suffice to say it in Rome to have the whole world know

Nikša Varezić, Dosta je reći u Rimu da bi se reklo čitavom svijetu. Dubrovačka republika i Sveta Stolica tijekom 16. i 17. stoljeća (Suffice to say it in Rome to have the whole world know: Dubrovnik Republic and the Holy See in the sixteenth and seventeenth century). Zagreb-Dubrovnik: Zavod za povijesne znanosti HAZU u Dubrovniku, 2018. Nikša Varezić’s study focuses on one of the most important international relationships of the...

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Vesna Miović, Jewish Families of Dubrovnik (Ragusa) (1546-1940)
Feb26

Vesna Miović, Jewish Families of Dubrovnik (Ragusa) (1546-1940)

The monograph „Jewish families in Dubrovnik (1546-1940)“, written by Vesna Miović, has been published as the 27th book in the series „Contributions to the history of population of Dubrovnik and its surroundings.“ This study encompasses the period between the foundation of the Ghetto in 1546 and the year 1940, when the registries of Dubrovnik’s Jews cease.  In the first, textual part of the monograph Vesna Miović presents data...

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