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Die Brüder Karamasow
The Brothers Karamazov is the last book by Russian writer Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky. Dostoevsky spent nearly two years writing The Brothers Karamazov, which was first published in serial form in the journal Russian Gazette, and was completed in late
Rot und Schwarz: Chronik aus dem Jahr 1830
Historical and psychological novel by Stendhal, published in 1830. The full title of the novel is "Red and Black, Chronicle of the 19th Century". The protagonist is Julien Sorel. The work is a bildungsroman that follows his upbringing and life path.
Sklavin: Gefangen - Geflohen - Verfolgt
Mende Nazer, a girl from the Nuba tribe, was kidnapped at the age of 12 in a raid, sold into slavery in Khartoum, suffered for 7 years, escaped from London in 2000. A moving story of modern slavery.
Rasprava o rimskom miljokazu pronađenom kod Osijeka
In his study from 1782, Petar Katančić scientifically examines a Roman milestone found near Osijek (Mursa), making a pioneering contribution to the ancient archaeology of Slavonia and Pannonia.
Nalazište mlađeg željeznog doba s terena Osijeka (nastavak)
The study analyzes the Celtic necropolis in Osijek, revealing the simultaneous use of cremation and burial of the deceased. The findings indicate strong Celtic and Illyrian cultural influences and developed metal production.
Izvještaj o nalazima keramike brončanog doba iz Kozarca
Emil Spajić's study presents the results of archaeological research at the Bronze Age site in Kozarac in Baranja and analyzes the settlement, cultural layer, and ceramic finds.
Osnove semiologije komunikacije
Dubravko Škiljan presents the basic concepts of semiology of communication, explaining signs, codes, and processes of transferring meaning in language and other communication systems.
Mursa u svjetlu novih izvora i nove literature
Danica Pinterović's scientific study brings new knowledge about Roman Mursa based on archaeological findings and contemporary literature, complementing previous knowledge about ancient Osijek.
Visarion G. Bjelinski (1811.–1848.)
A scholarly study by Josip Badalić on the life, work, and literary critical thought of Visarion G. Bjelinski, one of the most influential Russian literary critics of the 19th century.
Hrvatska novela do Šenoine smrti
Antun Barc's scholarly study of the development of the Croatian novella from its beginnings to Šeno's death, with an overview of the author, poetics, and place of the novella in Croatian literature.