Literature

Ruska čitanka za VI., VII. i VIII razred gimnazije

A school reader from the time of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, intended for upper-grade grammar school students, features a selection of Russian literary texts for learning the language, getting to know Russian culture, and developing linguistic and

Ruska kneginjica iz Zagreba

The book "The Russian Princess from Zagreb" by Zvonimir Majdak is a collection of stories and short stories covering various topics, including sports and erotic stories.

Ruska konkubina

The Russian Concubine is a novel that explores themes of love, identity, and the struggle to survive in difficult times. Through the characters of Lydia and Chang, Furnivall depicts the strength of the human spirit and the ability of love to overcome even

Ruska šuma

The novel follows Boris Kostomarov, an engineer in Soviet Russia, who, through conflicts with bureaucracy, moral questioning, and the fates of people in remote forests, reveals the complexity of Soviet society and the price of personal conscience.

Ruski prozor

Ruski prozor

Perhaps the greatest virtue of Velikić's writing, which culminated in this novel, is his extraordinarily refined feeling for life's details, which he depicts and evokes with an almost shamanic power of materialization.

Rusvaj i druge novele

"Rusvaj and Other Novels" by Josip Crepić-Aurel is a collection of realistic stories from Slavonian, Đakovo and rural life. An early work by the Slavonian storyteller with motifs of everyday life, customs and human destinies.

Ruža i prsten

The Tale of Prince Lily and Prince Bubrina: Games for Big and Little Children

Ružičasto raspeće III: Nexus

Nexus, (1960), the final installment of the Pink Crucifixion trilogy, continues the autobiographical narrative from Sexus and Plexus. The novel follows Miller's alter ego in 1920s New York, focusing on his inner development, relationships, and artistic qu

Ružičasto raspeće II: Plexus

Plexus (1953), the second part of the trilogy, continues the autobiographical story begun in Sexus. The novel focuses on Miller's life in New York in the 1920s, exploring his artistic pursuits, relationships, and struggle for freedom from social conventio