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Olivier Blanchard's "Study Guide - Macroeconomics" is a companion material to his textbook, which through concise explanations, exercises and examples helps students better understand key macroeconomic concepts and models.
"Grude Victimology" by Bogut and Leka systematically records the victims of World War II and the post-war period, as well as the Homeland War from the area of the Grude municipality, preserving the memory of those who died through documented material.
The unique format offers 13 great stories in the Spanish language - from the classics of Cervantes and Alarcon to the contemporary works of Borges and Goytisol.
American rock musician Bob Seger's album "Back In '72" was released in 1973 on Reprise Records. It features a raw, bluesy rock sound and an original version of the anthology song "Rosalie".
In the artistic and cultural history of the city of Osijek, Ivan Heil was a painter who, as the oldest painter of the second half of the last century, visibly marked it with his work, pedagogical work, and even with his very presence.
A small accompanying booklet, also a catalog for the exhibition from August 2 to 31, 1942 in occupied Paris. Photos by Charlotte Rohrbach and Marc Vaux. Black and white illustrations, partly over the entire page. Rare edition.
Željko Garmaz takes readers through the wine roads of Slavonia and the Danube region, revealing stories about winemakers, terroir, and tradition. The book celebrates top-quality wines, family wineries, and the culture of eastern Croatia.
Umberto Eco explores the centuries-long quest for a perfect, universal language that would transcend linguistic differences. He traces the philosophical, religious, and scientific attempts to create a language common to all humanity.
Principikon is an educational book by István Halász, intended to popularize electrical engineering through visual and interactive learning.
This is one of the manuals from the For Dummies series, which were popular in the 90s and early 2000s.
The Outline of the Art of War, a work by Baron Antoine-Henri Jomini from 1838, is a classic military treatise that systematizes the principles of warfare, focusing on strategy, grand tactics, and military policy.
Jomini, a Swiss-French general and theorist, served in both the Napoleonic and Russian armies, and his ideas, shaped by his experience in the Napoleonic Wars, influenced military academies including West Point.
The book divides the art of war into six branches: strategy, grand tactics, logistics, engineering, tactics, and diplomacy in relation to war. Jomini emphasizes the importance of stra...
"Magicians of Our Time" (1968) by M. Iljin and E. Segal is a popular science book that explains the development of science and technology in an understandable and interesting way.
The authors compare modern scientists with the "wizards" of the past, showing how discoveries in physics, chemistry, biology, and other fields have shaped the world we live in. Through examples such as electricity, radio waves, and atomic reactions, the book brings complex phenomena closer to young readers, stimulating curiosity and understanding of scientific principles. The work is educationa...
The book "Computers in the House" by Nigel Hawkes provides an introduction to the world of computers and their application in everyday life.
Pašanski collected a lot of material on transnational terrorism and thus presented a theory on contemporary phenomena of terrorism in one edition.
National Geographic Croatia is a premium magazine featuring fascinating stories about nature, science, culture, and travel, enriched by distinctive, flawless photography.
A study of Jagoda Truhelka’s writing, teaching and public engagement, exploring women’s education and the reasons for her marginal position in Croatian literary history.
The book is an authentic, poignant, and humorous confession of the Belgrade sailor and bohemian Milorad Mornar Pešić (1934–2018), which Predrag Aleksijević wrote down and shaped into a confessional novel.
From the slums of old Dorćol, through the maritime school in Kotor, Pešić sailed the world's seas in the 1950s and 1960s on the ships of the "Jugolinija". The life of a sailor was his dream, but also an escape from the grayness of socialist Yugoslavia. In Buenos Aires in 1959, he accidentally entered a milonga and fell in love with Argentine tango - not just a dance, but a whole world of passio...
It presents a collection of papers that analyzes the role and challenges of the family within the then Yugoslav society based on self-government.
From January 29, 1943 to April 23, 1945, the Jewish couple Ines and Max Krakauer were on the run from their persecutors through the Germany of the Third Reich.
In a moving report, Max Krakauer describes the life-threatening odyssey through which he and his wife were led, even under the most difficult circumstances, constantly threatened with detection and arrest, but also tirelessly evaluated and hidden by brave helpers, often acting from the then war-torn Christian conscience Germany: from Berlin to Pomerania, from Pomerania back to Berlin and from t...
Tade Opačak was born into a large family in Slavonski Brod, so life did not spare him from an early age, and after overcoming a serious illness, he embarked on a rarely thorny life path, which sounds unreal from today's perspective.
