Russian literature

Džingis-kan

Vasily Yan's novel Genghis Khan depicts the rise of the Mongol leader Temujin, from childhood in the steppes to the creation of the largest empire in the world, highlighting his courage, cruelty, and relentless will to power.

Firentinske novele

Gola godina

Gospoda Golovljovi

A rare and sought-after first Croatian edition of a classic of Russian literature. A masterpiece of satirical realism, it depicts the tragic story of the decline of the noble Golovlev family over several generations.

Gutljaj slobode

Gvozdena bujica

Gvozdena bujica

Hromi plemić

In the short story The Crippled Nobleman, the tragic fate of an unfortunate aristocrat becomes a parable about pride, pain, and transience. The author combines realism and romance into a deeply emotional story about human vulnerability and dignity.

Idiot

One of the most highly regarded Croatian post-war editions of Dostoevsky. This edition contains the classic translation by Iso Velikanović, one of the best Croatian translations of the Russian master, with editing by Ljubo Babić.

Interdjevočka

The novel follows the life of a Moscow nurse who works at night as an "intergirl" - a prostitute for foreigners. The novel depicts moral dilemmas, economic despair and the collapse of values ​​in late Soviet society.