Limeni bubanj 1-2.

Limeni bubanj 1-2.

Günter Grass

The main character Oskar Matzerath, born in Gdańsk in 1924, tells his life from the point of view of a three-year-old child. On his third birthday, he decided not to grow up, and from that day on, his story about the view of the adult world begins.

As a present for his third birthday, Oskar receives a tin drum from his mother, which is an inseparable part of his life.

Growing up in Gdansk, a city with a divided Polish and German population, from a mother of Kashubian origin, Oskar describes Gdansk, which, like the subject of this novel, is an inevitable critical look at the beginning of the war conflicts in Europe. Mother's words, ...that we Kashubs are not enough Poles for the Poles, and not enough German for the Germans..., extend through the work of Günter Grass in several of his works. That's why Oskar's red and white drum shows Oskar's affiliation with Poland, which he left after 1945 heading west.

Original title
Die blechtrommel
Translation
Snješka Knežević
Graphics design
Zoran Pavlović
Dimensions
19.5 x 12 cm
Pages total
904
Publisher
Sveučilišna naklada Liber (SNL), Zagreb, 1981.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

The book consists of two volumes.

Jedan višetomni primjerak je u ponudi.

Limeni bubanj 1-2.
Volume 1
Pages: 235
Condition:Used, excellent condition
Limeni bubanj 1-2.
Volume 2
Pages: 669
Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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