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Quarterly magazine published in Croatian

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Miroljub
Type	Quarterly magazine in Croatian
Owner(s)	Sekcija za njegovanje kulture i običaja bunjevačkih i šokačkih Hrvata HKUD Vladimir Nazor, Sombor
Editor	Josip Z. Pekanović
Founded	1998; 26 years ago (1998)
Headquarters	Sombor
ISSN	1452-5976

Miroljub is a quarterly magazine published in Croatian from the Bačka city of Sombor, autonomic province of Vojvodina, Serbia.

Name

This magazine got its name after Croatian writer from Bačka Miroljub Ante Evetović.

History and orientation

Its concern is the community of Croats in Bačka. It contains the texts about the work of HKUD "Vladimir Nazor" from Sombor, historical events, literary work of HKUD's members and members of neighbouring societies and actual events from Sombor and neighbourhood.

Its publisher is "Sekcija za njegovanje kulture i običaja bunjevačkih i šokačkih Hrvata" (Section for Preserving Culture and Tradition of Bunjevac and Šokac Croats) of HKUD "Vladimir Nazor" from Sombor. Miroljub is also the organ of this society.

It was founded in 1998. For a period of time, Miroljub had an online edition. Its editors were Matija Đanić and Josip Z. Pekanović.

External links

"Zapisi 25". Bibliografija Srbije (in Serbian). National Library of Serbia.
Očuvanje i prenošenje tradicije at the Wayback Machine (archive index)
"Bezuspješno su nam pokušavali "otvoriti oči"". Hrvatska riječ. 26 November 2004. Retrieved 4 November 2010. – Interview with perennial editor Josip Pekanović

v t e Croats of Serbia
By territory	Croats of Belgrade Croats of Vojvodina	Coat of arms of Croats of Serbia
History	Persecution of Croats in Serbia during the Croatian War of Independence
Organizations	Croat National Council Department for culture of Croats of Vojvodina
Media	Hrvatska riječ Zvonik Glas ravnice Miroljub Gupčeva lipa Glasnik Pučke kasine Otac Gerard Subotička Danica Klasje naših ravni Godišnjak za znanstvena istraživanja Radio Subotica
Political parties	Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina Croatian Bunjevac-Šokac Party Democratic Union of Croats
Religion	Archdiocese of Belgrade Diocese of Subotica Diocese of Syrmia Diocese of Zrenjanin
Symbols	Flag Coat of arms

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