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Stevan Sremac's humorous story "The Boers and the English" (1901.) depicts how provincial Serbs in 1899, in a tavern and with their families, passionately cheer for the Boers against the English, identifying them with themselves and the Turks.
Svatopluk Čech's novella depicts the conflict between the peaceful, honest manager of Hrdlička and the ruthless usurer Jestřáb. The story is a harsh social critique of usury, exploitation, and the downfall of the common man under the pressure of monetary
A collection of humorous stories, sketches, novellas and satirical writings with illustrations by Slavko Voroš. Light, witty prose about the Zagreb bourgeoisie and petty bourgeoisie.
In the collection "Circus Number XX", Franjo Domović brings satire, humorous and cheeky poems in which he comments on society, bohemian life and human weaknesses with irony and a comic-tragic tone.
The satirical magazine Nos (vol. 1, May 10, 1917) by Zyra Vukelić pokes fun at everyday wartime life and domestic vanities: short, sharp sketches about politics, journalism, and "reputation," written in the midst of World War I.
The first part of the famous tetralogy Contemporary History, published by French Nobel Prize winner Anatole France in 1897. A classic work of European realism and satire from the turn of the century.