Francuska književnost
Dama s kamelijama
Dies ist die Geschichte der Liebe zweier junger Menschen, Marguerite Gautier und Armand Duval. Obwohl Beziehungen zwischen Männern und Frauen schon immer kompliziert genug waren, ist dies keine typische Geschichte unerwiderter Liebe.
Das Haus Vermorel. Ein algerischer Familienroman
„Das Haus Vermorel“ ist ein klassischer Familienroman (Saga), der das Leben der französisch-spanischen Bauernfamilie Vermorel über drei Generationen im algerischen Kolonialreich verfolgt.
Đavolja bara / Mala Fadeta / Nahoče Fransoa
Devil’s Bar schildert das Leben einfacher Bauern in der französischen Provinz Berry. „Little Fadeta“ ist die Geschichte eines Mädchens namens Fadette, das aufgrund seines Aussehens und Verhaltens von der Gemeinschaft abgelehnt wird. Francois erzählt berei
Der Wächter des Herzens / Blaue Flecken auf der Seele / Ein bißchen Sonne im kalten Wasser
Françoise Sagans drei Romane erzählen elegante, melancholische Geschichten über Liebe, Depression, Vergänglichkeit und die intellektuelle Bourgeoisie der 1960er/70er Jahre.
Die Kameliendame
The young Armand Duval falls in love with the courtesan Marguerite Gautier, known as the Lady with the Camellias. Their passionate love is destroyed by social prejudice and victimhood.
Disraeli: Lord Beaconsfield
In his biography "Disraeli," Maurois depicts the life of British statesman Benjamin Disraeli, his political rise, literary work, and role in shaping 19th-century British politics.
Djeca kapetana Granta
A classic "Verne-esque" adventure in which the heroes get into trouble after trouble, full of incredible twists and dangerous situations that make the reader anxious, although it is clear that the story must have a happy ending.
Dječak iz pećine
The novel follows a boy from prehistoric times growing up in a harsh world defined by the struggle for survival. Through hunting, facing dangers, and encountering the natural world, he learns to survive and discovers the value of courage, knowledge, and c
Dječak iz pećine
The boy Krek keeps a fire in his cave, but carelessly extinguishes it. Exiled from his tribe, he goes through a series of dangerous adventures in prehistoric France, matures and proves his worth.
Dnevnik dviju zaljubljenih žena
Juliette and Marianne, two women with different characters and outlooks on life, reveal in their diaries their love affairs, marriages, disappointments, and search for independence and personal happiness. With an afterword by Predrag Matvejević.
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