Croatian literature

Bakonja fra Brne

Bakonja fra Brne is a novel published in 1892 by Simo Matavulj. The plot is set in Dalmatinska Zagora around 1870, and the title character is a young man who, following the family tradition, becomes one of the Franciscan monks in the Visovac monastery.

Bakonja fra Brne

Bakonja fra Brne is a novel published in 1892 by Simo Matavulj. The plot is set in Dalmatinska Zagora around 1870, and the title character is a young man who, following the family tradition, becomes one of the Franciscan monks in the Visovac monastery.

Bakonja fra Brne

The Bakonja fra Brne by Simo Matavulja is a realistic humorous novel that humorously depicts the mentality and customs of the hinterland through life in a Dalmatian monastery.

Bakreni Petar

"Bakreni Petar" is a novel by the famous children's writer Ante Gardaš. In it, the characters of ordinary, everyday children, special for their extraordinary research spirit and great curiosity, lead us through another exciting story.

Balada o morskom konjicu

Balade Petrice Kerempuha

Miroslav Krleža

Miroslav Krleža's greatest poetic achievement and one of the most important works of Croatian literature. The ballads combine satire, irony, and lyrical-folkloric tones in a condemnation of violence and stupidity of government throughout the centuries.

Bal bez njih

Zvonimir Tucak’s collection *Bal bez njih* (1985) presents deeply felt lyrical notes and reflective poetry that explores themes of loneliness, transience, love, and the search for meaning.

Banket u blitvi: Roman u tri knjige

Miroslav Krleža

Radnja je smještena u Blitvu, fiktivnu zemlju na sjeveroistoku Europe, koja je nakon stoljeća tuđinske vlasti i političke nestabilnosti postala samostalna država pod diktatorskom vlašću okrutnog poručnika Barutanskog.

Baština

Bećaruša u kalendar piše

365 becar songs arranged in a calendar.