Zdravko Dizdar


Zdravko Dizdar is a Croatian historian.

Background

Dizdar attended elementary school in Orolik at Vinkovci from grades 1–4, before spending grades 5–8 in his native town of Oklaj. From there, he attended a grammar school in 1962 at Zemun. He began to study history in 1966 at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy, and graduated in 1970. He continued his education at the University of Zagreb.
Between 1972 and 1980, Dizdar worked as a curator at the Pounja Regional Museum in Bihać. He conducted collections, published contributions and organised exhibitions from the recent history of Pounja from 1878 to 1945, a micro-region in Croatia based around the Una River.
Under the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb 1979, he published The Workers' Movement in Pounja 1929–1941, and gained a doctorate with his dissertation Chetnik War Crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina from 1941 to 1945.
Since 1980, he has been employed by the Croatian Institute for History in Zagreb.

Prizes and awards

Papers, scholarly contributions: Croatia Scientific Bibliography