The Croatian Emigrant Almanac is a multi-purpose serial publication, available in printed and electronic form that analytically follows the social and cultural activities of the Croatian nation in the Homeland and the Emigration. With this demanding series of publications the Croatian Heritage Foundation endeavors to first and foremost encourage cultural exchange between the Croatian emigration and the Homeland. The decision of the Croatian Emigrant Almanac’s publisher to print the Almanac in a trilingual form (Croatian, English and Spanish) is, therefore, understandable in order to bridge the language barrier and thereby be accessible to people of Croatian extraction from fifty countries across the globe that no longer use the Croatian language but rather that of their domicile country.

THE CROATIAN EMIGRANT ALMANAC 2021

CONTENTS

 

SIGNS OF THE TIMES

Željko Holjevac: Seventy Years of the Croatian Heritage Foundation

Nino Sorić: Croatia‘s Achievements Veiled by the Coronavirus

Jasna Čapo, Maria Olujić: Fifty Years in the USA: The Minor National Identity Tradition Among Diaspora Croats

 

CROATIAN PHILOLOGICAL HORIZONS

Lada Kanajet Šimić: Language as Means of Integration in the Preservation of Identity

Snježana Jurišić: Traditional Culture and Language Heritage in the CHF Programmes

Marta Tomić: The Timeless Croatian Expat in D. M. Tessier’s Luka Milic: Surgeon

Sara Večeralo: The Latest Literary Achievements of Chilean Croatians

Milan Puh: Closeness of Thought Overcomes Physical Distance Among Brazilian Croatians

Vinko Gubišić: On the Ninety-Fifth Anniversary of the Birth of Branko Franolić

Vladimir Lončarević: Émigrés in the Croatian Catholic Heritage of the 20^th Century Book Series

 

BRIDGES

Marijeta Rajković Iveta: The Integration Experience of Highly Educated Venezuelan Croatians in Croatia

Stan Granic: The Croatian Courier and The Croatian Times: Two Notable American Publications that Bridged Generations

Dubravko Barač: The Enthusiasm of Engineer Krešimir Mustapić and the Achievements of AMCA Toronto

Ilija Matanović: An Automotive Design Star with Croatian Roots

Jasna Milić Novak: Heroines of the Digital Age

Katarina Fiorović: A Builder of Croatian-Italian Culture Bridges

Vesna Kukavica: Twenty-Fifth Years Of CHF Support Of The Orašje Film Festival

Anđelka Tutek: Gradišće Croat Ana Šoretić’s World of Theatre

 

A HISTORY

Zlatko Kramarić: War and Memory in the City on the Drava River

Iva Kraljević: The CHF on the Eve of the Croatian Spring: 1964 – 1968

Ivica Miškulin: Finding Ivanka: An Informer Amongst our Diaspora in West Germany

Luko Hilje: Costa Rica‘s First Croat

Walter F. Lalich: Croatian Victims of the Spanish Influenza at an Australian Concentration Camp

Ivo Lučić: Dubrovnik: Where Quarantines Where Created

Matea Bačko: Nova Hrvatska: A Window to the Émigré View of the Croatian Question

 

SPIRITUALITY

Tihomir Nuić: The Golden Jubilee Of The Movis Magazine In Switzerland

Marijan Lipovac: The Final Resting Places of Famous Historical Figures 

 

HERITAGE

Dragan Damjanović: Zagreb After Its Biggest Earthquake in 140 Years

Vladimir P. Goss: What is Zagreb? Who is Zagreb? 

 

SCIENCE

Tanja Rudež: Jasenka Gudelj Finds a New Home in Italy

Tanja Rudež: Researcher Boris Lenhard Of The Imperial College London

Marijan Lipovac: Diaspora Croats Join Sciences and Arts Academy as Corresponding Members

 

NEW BOOKS

Diana Šimurina Šoufek: A Lexicon of Our Diaspora and of the Croatian Enclaves Abroad

Đuro Vidmarović: Antun Vidaković: Founder of the Croatian Theatre in Pécs

Katarina Čeliković: Ethnological Studies of the Vojvodina Croatians

Šime Letina: Eyewitness to the Birth of a State

 

 

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