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The Political History of Croatia is a monumental work of Croatian historiography that provides a comprehensive and systematic overview of the political development of Croatia from the settlement of Croats in the Balkans in the 7th century to the first hal
"Tales from Long Ago" is Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić's most famous work, translated into about forty languages. With them, Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić gained worldwide fame, was nominated twice for the Andersen Award, and has since been called the Croatian Andersen.
The novel's plot is set within the framework of historical events of the second half of the 19th century, intertwined with a love story and adventures of the young, underage, and madly in love Juliet, who nevertheless experiences her passions in a mature
Robert Wolff in "Original Wisdom" describes life with the Sng'oi Malay natives. The book reveals their intuitive, harmonious way of life in deep connection with nature, without rush, fear and competition.
Für das Buch Exclusion and Embrace erhielt der Autor 2002 den renommierten amerikanischen Louisville Grawemeyer Award.
The book presents a knowledgeable list of many plants that have been used in folk medicine for centuries. A list of diseases was added to the list, with the use of anatomical, physiological and clinical descriptions, in which medicinal plants can be usefu
The collection consists of ten stories. The stories range from just a few pages of text to those with around fifty.
A cult compilation of the Osijek underground rock scene from 1981–91, originally released in 1991 on cassette for Plavi Pilot, later reissued as a CD. Twenty songs by post-punk, noise and new wave bands — a document of the times and the city on the Drava.
Drago Glamuzina wrote this diary during the winter and spring of 2022. The days were filled with events that he then described at night, before going to sleep.
Illustrated history of the Church for young people
"The Reformation: Protestants and Catholics" from 1981 is a book that explores the differences and conflicts between the Protestant and Catholic churches during the Reformation. The book analyzes the historical events, theological differences and political influences that shaped these two Christian traditions.
Through poetry and personal reflections, the book brings moving testimonies of faith, hope, and inner struggle. It is an inspiring work about the search for meaning, spiritual light, and the power of family and togetherness.
The book provides advice and support to young people, encouraging them to have self-confidence and a positive approach to life.
A mystical-apocryphal account of the early life of Jesus, written according to the revelation of Jakob Lorber. The book explains Mary's childhood, the birth of Christ, the flight into Egypt, and the miracles of the young Jesus up to the age of 12.
Although the Bible is a perennial world bestseller, many people know very little about the life of Jesus.
When one has to get into the deep meaning of his statements, the content of his teaching, the meaning of his death, the evidence for his resurrection or the belief in his return, then many problems arise. However, if the reports about Jesus are true, then there is undeniably no greater truth and joyous message anywhere in the world.
A spiritual novel about a woman who is separating from her husband, dealing with the consequences of divorce, and searching for meaning through faith, suffering, and a Christian understanding of marriage and family.
*Divorced* is a Catholic spiritual novel by French writer **Pierre Mauriac (1882–1963)**, a physician and deeply religious author, younger brother of Nobel laureate François Mauriac. The book deals with the difficult subject of divorce from a Christian perspective – the inner drama of a woman divorcing her husband, her emotional suffering, feelings of guilt, loneliness and spiritual search for ...
The contemporary crisis is not a crisis of the banking system of democratic processes, but in its deepest foundation is first and foremost a crisis of values.
Encyclical to Bishops, Priests and Deacons, Consecrated Persons and All Lay Faithful on Christian Love
The autobiographical-spiritual testimony of a famous Russian thinker describes her transformation from a Soviet atheist and Marxist to a Christian believer, emphasizing the power of faith in the salvation of man.
The book "Perpetuum mobile" by Mihajlo Velimirović, published in 1960, belongs to the genre of philosophical-literary essays and reflections, with elements of science fiction and technical speculation.
Karl Marx - The Man Who Changed the World (1983) by Davor Kačar and Boris Jurinić is a study of the life and work of Karl Marx. It explores his philosophy, economic theory, and influence on world history through Marxism, with illustrations and documents.
