A war novel

Orlovi rano lete

"Eagles fly early" is one of Branko Ćopić's most famous children's novels, published in 1958. It is an adventure story about a group of boys and girls from the imaginary Bosnian village of Lipovo during World War II.

Orlovi rano lete

"Eagles fly early" is one of Branko Ćopić's most famous children's novels. Although the year of publication is given as 1958, the novel was published in 1957. This is the first edition.

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The book focuses on events and battles in the Pacific region during World War II. This novel provides insight into the key battles, strategies and fates of soldiers on the shores of the Pacific.

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The novel is the pinnacle of Tolstoy's early work, combining a realistic depiction of Russian society with philosophical essays that anticipate his later works such as Resurrection. Quickly recognized as a masterpiece, it is now considered a cornerstone o

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