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Through a series of episodes, the novel depicts everyday life in the age of inflation, love relationships, political tensions and a growing sense of hopelessness, but also irony and humor as a way of survival.
Reissue of Pero Kvesić's cult book from 1976 with a new cover and good old stories.
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