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A monograph on the rise and fall of the powerful Croatian noble family of Šubić Bribirski with a genealogical table, written by Vjekoslav Klaić (1849–1928), one of the most important Croatian historians of the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Introduction to the Danubian Script by Harald Haarmann (2010) is the first systematic introduction to the oldest writing system in Europe – the Old European or Danubian script (c. 5300–3200 BC), which emerged within the framework of the Danubian Civilizat
"Financial Markets and Institutions" by Frederic S. Mishkin and Stanley G. Eakins (2005 edition) provides a comprehensive overview of financial systems, exploring the role of financial markets, institutions, and instruments in the economy.
Jesus and My Shadow (1934) is Nikola Šop's most famous collection. The poet intimately humanizes Jesus and brings him into the everyday life of the poor, nature, and ordinary things. In a Franciscan spirit, he celebrates simplicity, poverty, and the divin
A collection of aphorisms and poetic observations by Dušan Radović from the show "Belgrade, good morning" on Studio B (1977–1978). Witty, ironic and warm miniatures about Belgrade, its people, politics and everyday life – a diary of the city through wit a
A political novel, it covers the period from 1915 to the beginning of World War II in the Šokac Posavina region. Through the fates of ordinary people and families, it depicts historical ruptures, national turmoil, war suffering, and the connection between
The International Dictionary of Hospitality Management is an indispensable companion for all those working or studying in the field of hospitality management.
Ivan Kukuljević Sakcinski's travelogue provides a vivid account of Bosnia in the mid-19th century, recording the landscape, customs, political circumstances, and everyday life under Ottoman rule.
Review of auxiliary sciences for the needs of history, from paleography, diplomacy, chronology, spragistics, metrology...
Staś Tarkowski and little Nel Rawlinson are kidnapped during the Mahdi's rebellion in Africa. The children flee through the Sahara Desert and the rainforest, facing danger, hunger, and wild animals.
*In the Desert and in the Jungle* (1911) is the most famous Polish children's and adventure novel, although it is also read with pleasure by adults. The work was written as a gift from Sienkiewicz to his grandchildren and quickly became a classic of world literature for young people.
The action takes place in the 1880s in Egypt and Sudan during the Mahdist rebellion against Egyptian-British ...
Jean d’Agreve (1897) is a novel by French writer Eugène-Melchior de Vogüé about tragic love, duty, and sacrifice. Set in an Alpine landscape, it combines psychological analysis, romanticism, and moral drama.
A fascinating novel by Jack London about Professor Darrell Standing who, faced with the torments of prison, finds a way to free his spirit and travel through the past, reliving numerous forgotten lives.
What happens when the writer himself is the protagonist of his novel and writes it in the first person? The answer to this question can be obtained by reading the novel "Krasopis".
"Krasopis" by Pavel Pavličić is a novel that thematizes human weaknesses, internal conflicts and moral dilemmas, placed in the contemporary context of everyday life. The main character is a professor of Croatian language and literature, whose life seems orderly and predictable, but under the surface hides many secrets and dissatisfactions.
The plot begins to develop when a professor, known f...
A collection of short stories, a sequel to Paunaš, which follows the growing up of a boy named Ivan and his group. The plot moves from Nova Gradiška to Zagreb, where the characters, now older, experience deeper emotions and face the challenges of adolesce
The stories, written in the third person, mostly from Filip's perspective, explore themes of love, guilt, fear, and acceptance in the adult world. Bilopavlović skillfully portrays the youthful soul, using humor and autobiographical elements, which brings readers closer to her. The klapa remains the center of the gathering, but external adventures are replaced by internal feelings. The stories r...
This novel is about a beautiful, noble, and rich girl who seemingly has everything, but is still deeply unhappy and ends her life tragically.
Have I Ever Lied to You? by Art Buchwald is a collection of satirical stories and newspaper columns that humorously comment on politics, the media, and everyday life. He uses humor to expose the absurdities of contemporary society.
During the French and Indian War of 1757, Hawkeye and the Mohicans Uncas and Chingachgook follow two sisters through the wilderness. The struggle for survival, love, and the last of the Mohicans in the conflict between civilization and nature.
"Zagreb 1910–1913" by Vjekoslav Klaić is a monograph on the development of Zagreb on the eve of World War I – an urban, cultural, economic and political overview of the city at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
*Zagreb 1910–1913* is a short historical and urban monograph written by **Vjekoslav Klaić (1849–1928)**, a prominent Croatian historian. The work presents an overview of the state and development of Zagreb in the last years **before the outbreak** of World War I.
Klaić provides a systematic **view of the city** during that period: demographic growth, urban changes, construction of new neighb...
"Legends and Chronicles" is a collection of invaluable texts from the Middle Ages and the Modern Age, dedicated to the legends and chronicles of Trogir, Split and Brač. A rare antiquarian treasure, it reminds us of the magic of Dalmatia where legends nour
The monograph deals with topics from the past and present of Virovitica.
A comprehensive overview of the history, culture and social development of the city of Đakovo from its beginnings to the modern era. A monograph published on the occasion of the city's 750th anniversary.
Giga Đuragić - Dile is one of the most important living Novi Sad painters. The exceptionally well-equipped monograph represents the crown of a superb artistic career that has successfully lasted for 50 years, as long as Dile has been engaged in painting a
The monograph Sky over Osijek is intended as a collection of intimate writings about the city on the Drava River, Osijek. The authors of the published texts are mostly writers who live in Osijek or have once passed through Osijek and then often visit it.
The collection "When I Hear Daruvar", edited by Kruno Lokotar, brings together 28 stories, essays and travelogues by renowned authors on the topic of Daruvar - a unique literary portrait of the city.
The collection *When I Hear Daruvar*, conceived and edited by **Kruno Lokotar**, is a unique project in which 28 prominent Croatian and regional writers, journalists and publicists – most of whom are not from Daruvar, and some have never even been to the city – wrote a text on the topic "When I Hear Daruvar".
The texts include stories, travelogues, memories, micro-essays, poetry and dialogue...
The book is dedicated to the history, development and significance of the parks and tree-lined avenues of the city of Osijek. The author shows how green spaces have shaped the urban identity of the city and how they have developed through different histor
A collection of papers published in commemoration of the 300th anniversary of the liberation of Osijek and Slavonia from 160 years of Turkish slavery, which was marked in the city with a pastoral-liturgical celebration from 11 to 18 October 1987 and a sci
The book provides a thorough chronicle and analysis of centuries-old theatrical contacts between two cities – Osijek and Pécs – which historically shared the cultural space of the Pannonian Plain, especially during the period of the Habsburg Monarchy.