Serbische Literatur

Bakonja fra Brne

Bakonja fra Brne ist ein 1892 von Simo Matavulj veröffentlichter Roman. Die Handlung spielt in Dalmatinska Zagora um 1870 und die Titelfigur ist ein junger Mann, der der Familientradition folgend einer der Franziskanermönche im Kloster Visovac wird.

Baloni iz moje ulice

Barske ptice

Bašta sljezove boje

“The Mallow-Colored Garden” is a symbolic post-war work by writer Branko Ćopić. It is divided into two parts: “Mornings of Blue Mallow” and “Days of Red Mallow”, the colors of which blue and red represent the mood of those periods of life.

Bernardijeva soba: za glas (kontratenor) i orkestar

Bio jednom jedan čovek

Čangi

Carstvo zemaljsko i carstvo nebesko

Ciganski romansero

In this famous work, the Gypsies take on a mythical dimension: they represent the instinct of freedom, the struggle against established norms and destiny.

Crveni kralj

The Red King (first published in 1972) is a novel by Serbian writer and dissident Ivan Ivanović, banned in Yugoslavia for its criticism of the communist regime. The novel is a classic of Serbian literature for its courage and universal theme of the strugg