Humor and Satire

Zvono smijeha Slavonca i Sremca

Name: Zvono smijeha Slavonca i Sremca
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Ante Knežević

This humorous book deals with the folk customs of the Slavonians and the people of Srijem.

This humorous book has 160 pages and brings funny stories and anecdotes from Slavonia and Srem. The author deals with topics from everyday life, customs and humor characteristic of these regions.

Editor

Martin Grgurovac

Illustrations

Dubravko Mataković

Graphics design

Dubravko Mataković

Dimensions

20.5 x 14 cm

Pages

156

Publisher

Privlačica, Vinkovci, 1987.

Distribution: 3,000 copies

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

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