The origin country of Burgenland Croats has always maintained a connection with their compatriots in Austria. This connection was sometimes strong and sometimes less strong. This connection was dependent on the social and political situation in both countries. After Croatia declared independence and after the end of the Croatian War of Independence and also after the entry of Austria into the European Union-the relations became more intense. For this are responsible the prominent Burgenland Croats due to their efforts to maintain links with their homeland, culture and identity. The emergence of the Burgenland-Croat newspapers and magazines is a testimony of a devoted work of Burgenland Croat intellectuals and cultural workers. The most prominent and active intellectual was doctor Robert Hajszan, head of the Pannonian Institute in Pinkovac. The aim of institution was to promote better co-existance between different people in the region of Pannonia, among others and strengthening the cultural cooperation. Pannonian Institute is the publisher of numerous publications, among which stands out the Pannonian yearbook, the main subject of this paper. This quadrilingual publication is published from 1994. and so far, the whole series reached around eleven thousand pages that bring topics from literature, language, culture, history, sport – something for