Croatian literature

Duša puna Slavonije

Duše robova

Ivan Aralica's Souls of Slaves is a historical novel depicting the life of the Croatian people under Ottoman rule. The work explores issues of freedom, identity, religion, and human dignity.

Dušice

Duž obale

Dva svijeta

A psychological novel about musician Amadej Zlatanić who, after studying in Prague, returns to Croatia, where he faces the misunderstanding of his petty-bourgeois surroundings and ends up in a madhouse. The conflict between artistic ideals and reality.

Dva svijeta

A psychological novel about musician Amadej Zlatanić who, after studying in Prague, returns to Croatia, where he faces the misunderstanding of his petty-bourgeois surroundings and ends up in a madhouse. The conflict between artistic ideals and reality.

Dva tisućljeća pismene kulture na tlu Hrvatske

One of the most important Croatian books printed in the last century, whose German and English translations greatly influenced the affirmation of the Croatian written word abroad.

Dvije priče: Priča o kmetu Simanu / Bife "Titanik"

Dvije pripovijetke: Nezasitnost i bijeda / Iz velegradskog podzemlja

Dvori od oraha

"The Walnut Courts" (2003) is one of Miljenko Jergović's most famous and moving novels. This novel remains one of the most important literary testimonies about the 20th century in the Balkans and the cost of forgetting.