
Nesvrstani Blistok Rolović
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A collection of Krleža's journalistic texts, commentaries and analyses written during and immediately after World War I, important for understanding his intellectual development and the basis for his later works.
Roman rekonstruira život Leni Pfeiffer kroz svjedočenja i dokumente. Leni preživljava nacizam, rat i poraće, zaljubljuje se u sovjetskog zarobljenika i ostaje vjerna svojoj humanosti usprkos svemu
Dnevnik iz 1914–17. beleži Krležine zapise iz Prvog svetskog rata: lične dileme, pacifizam, sukob sa militarizmom Monarhije i intelektualno sazrevanje u godinama sloma starog sveta.
U svom predavanju „Kako stvari stoje“ (1952), Krleža razmatra političku i kulturnu situaciju posleratne Jugoslavije, ističući potrebu za kritičkom misli, kulturnom obnovom i otporom dogmatizmu.
The book describes the sinking of the whaler Essex in 1820 after a whale attack and the crew's struggle for survival in the Pacific, which served as inspiration for the novel Moby Dick.
In Put u Jajce, Edvard Kocbek provides personal and political testimony about key moments in Yugoslav history. The book is based on Kocbek's memories from the Second World War, especially the trip to Jajce in 1943.