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The Bosnian girl Magdalena (Mandaljena) Pereš Vuksanović, vowed to God and chastity, fled from a forced marriage under Turkish rule in the 17th century, and eventually became a Franciscan tertiary in Rome, where she died with a reputation for holiness.
The Fundamentals of Corporate Finance book explains the key financial concepts and tools needed to make business decisions, including capital management, investment appraisal, and risk analysis.
Vještice – Bez Tišine! original audio cassette is one of the rarest Croatian rock releases, released in 1991 by the Osijek-based independent record label Plavi pilot.
Military propaganda brochure intended for Croatian Home Guards in World War I. A combination of combat instructions, moral encouragement and national appeal. Extremely rare.
The pocket edition of the Collected Works of Mikhail Sholokhov in seven volumes brings the capital epic achievements of Soviet literature, following the dramatic destinies of the Don Cossacks and the Russian countryside.
Rod Stewart's 1979 "Greatest Hits" compilation features his greatest pop and rock hits. The 1980 Yugoslavian licensed release of Suzy features hits like "Maggie May."
"A collection of anecdotes and maxims is the greatest treasure for a worldly man, if he knows how to insert the former in a suitable place in a conversation and if the latter come to his mind at the right time"
"Pictures from General Geography" is a popular geographical work that depicts Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro through their natural features, population, history, economy and culture, with numerous illustrations and a geographical map.
The work Syntax of the Croatian Literary Language by Radoslav Katičić is a fundamental grammatical research that systematically describes the sentence structures and laws of the Croatian standard language.
The first and most famous novel in the famous Tarzan series. An orphaned English nobleman is raised by apes in the African rainforest. Tarzan becomes their leader, learns to speak and encounters humans, Jane and civilization, but remains the lord of the j
The story begins in 1888 when the English nobleman **Lord Greystoke** and his wife are marooned on the **west coast of Africa** after a shipwreck. After their deaths, their newborn child is found and raised by **Kala**, a female ape from the tribe of great apes (*Mangani*). The boy is named **Tarzan** (*white skin*) and grows up to be the strongest and smartest of the apes.
The novel follows...
Rudolf Baron Maldini Wildenhainski vividly describes the natural beauties, landscapes, old towns and customs of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the beginning of the 20th century. Bibliophile edition on kunstdruck paper with 136 images.
A collection of love lyrics and dramatic works by Marin Držić. Contains his poems and parts of Tirena, Venus and Adon and Novela od Stanac. Facsimile reprint of the second edition from 1607, printed by Frano Barillet in Venice.
The original work was first published in 1551 in Venice during Držić's lifetime (by **Niccolò Bascarini**), but that copy has not survived. A reprint of the second edition from 1609 was published by *Sveučilišna naklada Liber* in Zagreb in 1989.
The book represents **Držić's only work** printed during his lifetime. It contains **love lyrics** (poems) in the Renaissance Petrarchist spirit, an...
Balog's Etiquette is a humorous and unconventional guide to good manners that introduces children to the rules of everyday life, politeness, and relationships with others through 100 short, entertaining lessons.
*Etiquette: How to Not Become a Klipan-ica in 100 Lessons* is one of Zvonimir Balog's most recognizable titles and one of those books that has acquired almost cult status among young readers. Instead of a classic, dry manual on good manners, Balog offers a witty, playful and linguistically lively text that turns etiquette into reading that is both educational and entertaining. This is precisely...
"Mama, I Love You", a novel by William Saroyan published in 1956, and in Croatia in 1958 in the "Vjeverica" library, is an autobiographical story told from the perspective of a nine-year-old girl, Twink, inspired by Saroyan's daughter Lucy.
The sequel to Rendezvous with Rama: the only SF novel to sweep all SF awards and one of the best sellers of all time.
The book belongs to the field of healthcare, specifically emergency medical care, and deals with the topic of resuscitation (resuscitation) in sudden cardiac arrest and other conditions that require urgent intervention.
The book is divided into three parts; the first deals with the area of sets, functions and numbers, followed by a chapter with basic knowledge of polynomials and some elementary functions, while the third chapter systematically covers plane geometry.
An old guide from 1962 describes the Zoological Museum in Zagreb with its rich collections of invertebrates and vertebrates, research departments, and a library of 13,000 volumes; today it has antiquarian value.
The Zoological Museum in Zagreb, founded in 1846, has developed into one of the key institutions dedicated to the research and conservation of the animal world. A guide from 1962 provides an overview of the museum's organization at that time and emphasizes the richness of its collections, which include invertebrates, vertebrates, fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals, and extensive osteolo...
The book "1000 questions and 1000 answers about sex" by dr. Vojislav and Dr. Marije Jovanović, published in 1980, is a comprehensive guide that provides answers to a wide range of questions related to sexuality.
The textbook by Dr. Radovan Marković presents basic knowledge about the human body, hygiene, diseases and prevention, adapted for high school students at the beginning of the 20th century, in the spirit of the development of modern health culture.