Dragan Markovina

Dragan Markovina (1981, Mostar), hrvatski je istoričar i publicista. Titulu doktora istorije stekao je na Univerzitetu u Zagrebu. Zvanje docenta stekao je na Univerzitetu u Splitu gde je radio do 2014. godine. Živi i radi u Splitu. Jedan je od osnivača i lidera političke stranke Nova ljevica koja u Republici Hrvatskoj postoji od 2016. godine. Autor je većeg broja radova od kojih se posebno izdvajaju monografske studije: Između crvenog i crnog. Split i Mostar u kulturi sjećanja (2014), Tišina poraženog grada (2015), Povijest poraženih (2015), Doba kontrarevolucije (2017).

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