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Caught between her father’s distrust and a charming suitor’s attentions, wealthy Catherine Sloper must discover whom to trust and claim the right to choose her own future.
Balzac's novel "Mutivoda" (1842) follows the ruthless struggle for the succession in the province between two diametrically opposed Bridau brothers: the cynical schemer Philippe and the artist Joseph.
The novel "City of Refugees," by the prominent Hungarian writer Lajos Zilahy, is a moving drama about the fates of people caught in the maelstrom of the First World War and the post-war chaos, focusing on the struggle for survival and human dignity.
Goethe’s iconic epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther" (1774) is a moving story about the passionate, unhappy love of the young artist Werther for Lotte, which ends tragically with his suicide.
A masterpiece of French literature that dissects the psychology of a forbidden, passionate love between an adolescent boy and a married woman whose husband is at the front, portraying an individual’s intimate tragedy in the shadow of the First World War.
Zvonimir Tucak’s collection *Bal bez njih* (1985) presents deeply felt lyrical notes and reflective poetry that explores themes of loneliness, transience, love, and the search for meaning.