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Franjo Rački (25 de noviembre de 1828 – 13 de febrero de 1894) fue un historiador, político y escritor croata. Compiló importantes colecciones de antiguos documentos diplomáticos e históricos croatas, escribió trabajos históricos pioneros y fue un fundador clave de la Academia Yugoslava de Ciencias y Artes.
Franjo Rački (25 November 1828 – 13 February 1894) was a Croatian historian, politician, writer, and Catholic priest. He compiled important collections of old Croatian diplomatic and historical documents, wrote some pioneering historical works, and was a key founder of the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts .
Franjo Rački (Fužine, 25. novembar 1828 — Zagreb, 13. februar 1894) je bio hrvatski političar i istoričar, akademik JAZU. Bio je dopisni član Srpske akademije nauka i umetnosti od 1888.
Franjo Rački fue un historiador, político y escritor croata. Compiló importantes colecciones de antiguos documentos diplomáticos e históricos croatas, escribió trabajos históricos pioneros y fue un fundador clave de la Academia Yugoslava de Ciencias y Artes.
Franjo Rački (Fužine, 25. studenoga 1828. – Zagreb, 13. veljače 1894.), hrvatski katolički svećenik, povjesničar, publicist, kulturni djelatnik, narodnjački političar, "otac hrvatske moderne kritičke historiografije".
Franjo Rački was a Croatian historian, politician and writer. Franjo Racki lived during the crest of the nineteenth-century’s wave of nationalism, and as his home land Croatia was threatened by Hungarian expansionism he sought a solution that could unite the Balkans instead of dividing them.
their lives, contact with Franjo Rački (Fužine, 1828 – Zagreb, 1894) – canon, historian, politician, member of parliament, cultural worker, and the first president of the Yugoslav (today Croatian) Academy of Sciences and Arts.
