StudiaCroatica – New material on our Web site
BRATOVŠTINA SVETOG JERONIMA ZA POMOC HRVATSKIM IZBJEGLICAMA, by Andrija Lukinovic, Zagreb, in Papinski Hrvatski Zavod Svetog Jeronima (ed.) Jure Bogdan, Rome, 2001. (in Croatian). Is the first part of the chapter The Fraternity Saint Jerome for the Help of Croatian Refugees. This is an important documental source on Croatian emigration after WW II, many of which went later to Argentina. It is a subject which surfaces every so often in the media, usually with negative overtones. (We are working on a Spanish translation).
http://www.studiacroatica.com/jero/luki1.htm
Croatian surnames in Argentina, starting with letters A and B (700 last names) http://www.studiacroatica.com/ape/ape.htm
Ivo Gulis – Hommag – by José Spoja Cortijo, Perú (in Spanish)
http://www.studiacroatica.com/letras/ivoguris.htm
Virtual Museum
Studia Croatica wishes to receive photographic material (e.g. photos of the immigrant grandparents) and text (in any language) related to the history of Croatian emigration, to be published on our Web site. Whenever possible please send the material in digital form.
Recent material on our Web site
The Croatian Fraternal Union within the Fraternal System of the United States of America and Canada, by Ivan Cizmichttp://www.studiacroatica.com/jcs/34/cfu.htm
Amanecer en Vis, poema de Elsa María Salas Burich
http://www.studiacroatica.com/letras/amanecer.htm
¡Hombre al Agua!, a short story, in Spanish, by Lorenzo Caglevic Bakovic about Croatian emigration to southern Chile, in the last years of the 19th century, based on a real history.
http://www.studiacroatica.com/letras/hombrealagua.htm
Dalmacija – a poem by Gabriela Vucetic (Rosario, Argentina)(in Spanish)
http://www.studiacroatica.com/letras/Dalmacija.htm
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