Povijesni roman

Djevojka s Leicom

Der Roman ist eine vielschichtige, facettenreiche Erzählung über das Leben von Gerda Taro (geb. Gerda Pohorylle, 1910–1937), der ersten weiblichen Kriegsfotografin, die im Kampf fiel. Ein Muss für alle Fans historischer Romane über starke Frauen und Antif

Doboši noći

Ein Roman und eine Studie in einem: Jergovićs Porträt der verlorenen Ära Sarajevos von Juni 1914 bis zum Herbst 1919, in dem er die Stadt in eine Metapher für die Schönheit und den Schrecken des 20. Jahrhunderts verwandelt, das von Kriegen und Traumata ge

Dok vrijeme prolazi

Michael Walsh's As Time Goes By continues and expands the story of the film Casablanca, following the fates of Rick, Ilsa and other characters during World War II through love, war and dangerous missions.

Don Juan: Sedam smrtnih grijeha

In his novel Don Juan, Mirko Jelušić portrays the legendary seducer through the prism of the seven deadly sins. A modernized, psychological and erotic interpretation of Don Juan, full of passion, vices and internal conflicts.

Do Ozore 1848.: Bojni pohod brodskih graničara

An early work by Croatian historian and archivist Josip Matasović, written when he was about 27. The book is one of his first published works and deals with the military-historical theme of the Revolution of 1848/49 in Croatia.

Dorotej

The novel Dorotej is a historical story about a young doctor in a monastery in medieval Serbia who struggles between science, faith and love. Through his fate, the author examines morality, freedom and human responsibility.

Dragulj u kruni

Druga žena

The novel by Victoria Holt, known by the pen name Eleanor Burford Hibbert, is set in Victorian England and the exotic colonial islands of the Pacific. A book for fans of historical romances and suspenseful stories with an uncertain ending.

Drugi Ajnštajn

"A novel that reveals to you the secrets of Mileva's heart, her thoughts and the passionate spirit of a scientist - a woman fighting for her place in the world of science ruled by men."

Družba Isusova

The Society of Jesus (1969) by Jiří Šotola, the debut work of the Czech poet, is a historical novel set during the Counter-Reformation, which subtly alludes to contemporary conditions in Czechoslovakia under communism.