[SIX SEPARATUMS RELATED TO THE ISLAMIC BOSNIA]

1. Bosanska podijeljenost na konfesije [i.e., Bosnian division into confessions]. Separatum “Jukic 16/17, 1986/1987”.

DZAJA, SRECKO M.

Sarajevo, 1987.

Original wrappers. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). Only in Bosnian. 39 p.

This separatum includes four chapters titled: A) Prijelaz od srednjovjekovne na osmansku Bosnu [i.e., The transition from medieval to Ottoman Bosnia]. B) Bosanski muslimani. Etnički supsirat i konfesionalni, socialni i politički razvoj [i.e., Bosnian Muslims. Ethnic suppression and confessional, social, and political development]. C) Bosanski srpsko-pravoslavni. Crkva i narodnost [i.e., Bosnian Serbian-Orthodox. Church and nationality]. D) Bosanski katolici. Neslužbeni katolicizam [i.e., Bosnian Catholics. Unofficial Catholicism].

2. Iluminirani rukopisi u Gazi Husrev-begovoj biblioteci = [Illuminated] Manuscripts of great value in Gazi Husrev-Bey’s Library in Sarajevo. Separatum “Iz Anala Gazi Husrev-Begove Biblioteke, Knjiga I”.

RIZVIĆ, ISMET (1933-1992).

[Sarajevo], [n.d.].

Original wrappers. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Bosnian with a one-page summary in English. 75-90 pp., 16 numbered b/w ills.

Rizvić was a Bosnian artist, born in Mostar. He spent much of his life, and all his working life, in Sarajevo, where he studied the fine arts at the Pedagogical Academy. As a scholarship-holder, he spent time in London in 1966, studying the English watercolourists. Rizvić worked between 1963 and 1982 as a primary school teacher.

3. Ćirilo: Metodijevske tradicije crkve Bosanske [i.e., Cyril: Methodist traditions of the Bosnian church]. Separatum “Posebni Otisak Iz: Nova et Veterai God. XXXV. – 1985”.

HADZIJAHIC, MUHAMED (1918-1986).

Sarajevo, 1985.

Original wrappers. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). Only in Bosnian. 157-173 pp.

Hadžijahić was a Bosnian and Yugoslav historian, orientalist, and Ottomanist, Doctor of Law with a focus of interest in political history. He chaired the council of the Gazi Husrev-beg Library in Sarajevo in 1971. In his works he dealt with Aljamiado literature (Bosnian: adžamijska književnost); the history of Bosnia and Herzegovina, especially from the 9th to 10th century and from the 18th to 19th century; the Bosnian Church and expansion Islam in Bosnia; the Hamzevian movement; the position of cities in the Ottoman Empire. He also wrote several bibliographic articles.

4. O takozvanim Bogomilima [i.e., About the so-called Bogomils]. Separatum “Iz ‘Nashe Proshlosti” IV-V, 1969-1970.

KOVACEVIC, BOZHIDAR.

Kraljevo, 1971.

Original wrappers. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). Only in Serbian (Cyrillic). 27 p.

5. Katalog Arapskih, Turskih i Perzijskih rukopisa: Predgovor i uvod = Catalogue of the Arabic, Turkish and Persian manuscripts: Preface and introductory. Separatum “Gazi Husrev-Begova Biblioteka u Sarajevu”.

DOBRACA, KASIM (Prep. by).

Starjesinstvo Islamske Vjerske Zajednice za se Bosnu i Hercegovinu, Sarajevo, 1963.

Original wrappers. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). Parallel texts in English and Bosnian (pp. i-xxxii] with Arabic (pp. 1-20).

6. The Ottoman attitude towards the resistance of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Austrian Occupation in 1878 = Otomanski stav prema otropu Bosne i Hercegovine Austrijskoj Okupaciji u 1878. Separatum “Posebna Izdanja Knjiga XLIII, Odjeljenje Drustvenih Nauka, Knjiga 8: Otpor Austrougarskoj Okupaciji 1878. Godine u Bosni i Hercegovini”.

KARPAT, KEMAL H[ASIM] (1924-).

Sarajevo, 1979.

Original wrappers. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English with a short one-page summary in Bosnian. 147-172 pp.

Karpat was a Romanian-Turkish naturalised American historian and professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.