Kroatische Literatur

Kruva ti, bajo

Kuća ili Čovjek koji je kupovao čavle

„Das Haus“ ist ein Roman über den Alltag eines kleinen Mannes im späten sozialistischen Jugoslawien. Anhand des Schicksals von Daniel Beker und seiner Träume von der Rückkehr in seine Heimat zeichnet Bauer ein warmherziges, humorvolles und zugleich bitter

Kuća na suncu

„Haus in der Sonne“ von Zdenka Marković ist eine Sammlung von Prosagedichten und lyrischen, introspektiven Prosatexten. Sie enthält melancholische und nostalgische Bilder von Kindheit, Heimat und der inneren Welt. Es ist eines der bekanntesten Werke der k

Kuća porculanske lutke

Kuća u kojoj stanuje vrag

In The House Where the Devil Dwells, Tribuson also thematizes the time of new poverty, crazy jokes on the way to earning money, usury, jealousy, revenge, strikes, and murders.

Kukavičje jaje

Roman se bavi tragičnom temom – otkrivanjem i iskopavanjem masovnih grobnica, kao i ekshumacijama i mučnom identifikacijom posmrtnih ostataka boraca i civila nakon Domovinskog rata.

Kuma

An emotional novel by Katarina Pejaković from 2023. Through complex family relationships, secrets from the past, and godmothership, the author weaves a moving story about loyalty, forgiveness, and the power of female solidarity.

Kupi mi vilovita konja

Kurlani: Gornji i Donji

A post-war novel, the so-called native prose, published in 1952, a revised version dates from 1956, the first part of the "Kurlan trilogy" (followed by "Neisplakani", 1955 and "Tijela i duhovi", 1981) by the Croatian playwright, short story writer and nov

Kurlani: Gornji i Donji

A post-war novel, the so-called native prose, published in 1952, a revised version dates from 1956, the first part of the "Kurlan trilogy" (followed by "Neisplakani", 1955 and "Tijela i duhovi", 1981) by the Croatian playwright, short story writer and nov