Split & Makarska Archbishop monsignor Marin Barišić said that this research symposium aimed to shed light on the broad and deep area of the deeds of Sts Domnius and Anastasia. The two-day research gathering is part of the Book of the Mediterranean 2011 international research and culture event.
The Guide's six hundred pages features 265 museums, collections, permanent exhibitions and 36 collections held by religious communities, divided for easier use into six regions with clear and simple maps and lists of museums in individual cities and towns. With 645 illustrations, it is targeted to visitors who will have a single source of key information on museums and collections in Croatia, and for those seeking precise and detailed information on every individual museum and collection.
On 1 July the Serbian postal service presented a new stamp in the city of Subotica featuring the Dužijanca harvest festival—a symbol of Bačka region Croatians. To mark the one-hundredth anniversary of this religious harvest festival the stamp depicts museum exhibits of a straw crown and a model of Subotica's Cathedral of St Teresa of Ávila.
Literary Reviews and Other Writings, the latest book by the head of the Croatica Abroad collection at the National & University Library in Zagreb, brings together texts that treat both Croatian and Spanish studies issues, and issues concerning the Croatian emigrant communities, and describe events related to the promotion of these two literatures and cultures.
In his book, released in France on 1 June by publisher Le Plon, Radman speaks of life and death, research and researchers with a great dose of criticism and of the spirit of the times in which we live, underlining the need to emancipate ourselves in relation to our biological limitations and in relation to tradition, which we nurture like a parasite that thwarts development.
