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The book is printed on high-quality paper, in hardcover, large format. There are 230 black and white illustrations by Gustave Dore on 480 pages. The translations of the excerpts were taken from the Bible in the 1976 edition of the Christian Present.
The publication contains verses from poets awarded with the Olive Wreath at the Croatia Rediviva Heritage Days held in Selce on Brač from 2016-2020.
The book contains black and white photographs, drawings and maps, and focuses on cultural and scientific development in the Old World.
An art puzzle for older children! Artist Davor Vrankić invites you to create your own work of art based on his drawings. The template is the polyptych “The Arrival of the Wizard” in 36 cards, and the number of possible compositions is almost unlimited.
Norsk på 1–2–3 is a Norwegian course for beginners with explanations in English.
Monograph published on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the work of the painter Vilko Šeferov.
There is no doubt that it is most attractive to read The Call to Execution as it appears to be written, as an anti-utopian or anti-totalitarian novel...
"Vernik" is the third novel in the "Time of Evil" trilogy by the Serbian writer Dobrica Ćosić, published in 1990.
Through the character of Petar Bajević, Ćosić explores moral dilemmas and political upheavals during turbulent historical periods. Bajević, as the key protagonist, advocates the search for truth and the fight against evil, emphasizing that people often have the least imagination for good, while innovation is hidden in every evil.
The trilogy "The Time of Evil" provides a deep insight into t...
This book of Petr Šegedin's prose consists of seven novellas and one short novel, after which the book got its title.
The Croatian scientist, art pedagogue and writer seeks to clarify the rules of the grammar of artificial attractions to the reader by specifically grouping his fascinating insights and examining them from an often unexpected angle.
The Captive Mind is a book published in France in 1953 by Czesław Miłosz, shortly after he was granted political asylum in Paris due to his conflict with the communist authorities in Poland, which was then under the control of the USSR.
The book deals with a critical review of the ideological and practical aspects of the Stalinist regime, and its consequences on Soviet society and beyond.
"Stalinism: a theoretical view of a phenomenon" by Fuad Muhić, published in 1981, provides a detailed analysis of Stalinism as a political and social phenomenon. Muhić investigates the theoretical foundations of Stalinism, its application in practice, and its impact on social and political structures.
The book examines how politics shapes social change and how society influences political processes.
