Julija 1-3

Julija 1-3

Gérard Néry

The novel's plot is set within the framework of historical events of the second half of the 19th century, intertwined with a love story and adventures of the young, underage, and madly in love Juliet, who nevertheless experiences her passions in a mature

Juliet has no parents, but she is rich, and her protector, the famous Parisian financier Gaspard, takes care of her money and upbringing. This beautiful and lovely girl moves in the most elegant circles of the French capital, is seen at the court of Emperor Napoleon III, has every chance of marrying richly and becoming a member of the Parisian social elite...

But love changes the course of her life. She falls in love with the young and handsome officer Alain Delatouche, who is very ambitious and wants to make a great career for himself, which is why he sets off for Mexico with the expeditionary corps that Napoleon III sends to help Maximilian.

Juliet breaks up with Alain. She is devastated by the sudden end of her newly begun love, and decides to remain faithful to her pain and unfulfilled love. After some time, this love burns even stronger in the beautiful heroine when she learns that her chosen one has disappeared in the fighting with the rebels in Mexico and is probably captured. The beautiful Julia decides to go to Mexico, in search of Alain. And so begins her great adventure…

After secretly preparing to escape. Julia boards a ship for Mexico. On board, she meets a young journalist, Raoul. Their acquaintance soon turns into love… However, the journey promises no happiness; the ship is damaged by a storm, and then destroyed by the explosion of ammunition intended for the French army in Mexico. Only Julia is miraculously saved and finally arrives in New York on the deck of an English warship.

In Paris, they learn of her escape, the shipwreck, and later of Julia's rescue. Her protector informs the French consul, who is supposed to meet her in New York. But Julia eludes him...

Titel des Originals
Julie Crèvecoeur
Übersetzung
Ivo Bakotić
Maße
20 x 12 cm
Gesamtzahl der Seiten
1101
Verlag
Otokar Keršovani, Rijeka, 1973.
 
Latein Schrift. Fester Einband mit Schutzumschlag.
Sprache: Kroatisch.

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Julija 1-3
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Seitenzahl: 359
Zustand:Gebraucht, in ausgezeichnetem Zustand
Julija 1-3
Der zweite Band
Seitenzahl: 413
Zustand:Gebraucht, in ausgezeichnetem Zustand
Julija 1-3
Der dritte Band
Seitenzahl: 329
Zustand:Gebraucht, in sehr gutem Zustand
 

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