Matica hrvatska

Romeo i Julija

Tragedija Romeo i Julija jedno je od najpoznatijih dela poznatog engleskog pisca Vilijama Šekspira i jedna od najpoznatijih ljubavnih tragedija uopšte.

Samo mati 1-2.

The work of the famous Swedish writer Ivar Lo Johansson, published by Zagreb's Matica hrvatska from 1961. The edition comes in two volumes

Savremena Evropa ili karakteristika evropskih država i naroda

Contemporary Europe (1905) is a political journalistic work by Stjepan Radić in which the author analyzes European states, peoples, cultures and political systems, as well as the place of Slavic peoples in contemporary Europe.

Sedam godina pustolovina 2. dio

Sedam godina pustolovina I-II

Seven Years' Adventure is Twain's vivid, humorous, and semi-autobiographical account of his journey to the American West, the silver rush, pioneer life, and his encounter with the myths of the frontier.

Seljaci III: Proljeće

The third part of the epic tetralogy The Peasants. Spring brings the awakening of nature, but also new conflicts in the village of Lipce: the culmination of a love triangle, family drama and social tensions. The continuation of Nobel's epic of Polish peas

Seljaci II: Zima

The second part of the epic tetralogy Peasants. The novel depicts the difficult winter life in the village of Lipce, deepens the conflicts within Boryna's family, the passionate relationship between Antko and Jagna, and the growing tensions in the village

Seljaci I: Jesen

The first part of an epic tetralogy about the life of a Polish rural community in the village of Lipce. The novel depicts the rhythm of rural work, everyday life, intrigues, conflicts over land and power, and the marriage of the old, wealthy peasant Macie

Seljaci IV: Ljeto

Peasants IV: Summer is the final and most powerful part of the epic tetralogy Peasants. The culmination of the conflict in the village of Lipce during the hot summer and harvest, the drama surrounding Jagna, the death of Maciej Boryna and the final closin

Seljačka buna

The Peasant Revolt is a historical novel by August Šenoa, first published in the magazine Vijenac in 1877. It is one of five novels by August Šenoa and his most important historical novel. The introductory judge was written by Josip Nagy.