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Na kamenju
The first collection of short stories by Vjekoslav Kaleb (1940) presents powerful, psychologically nuanced tales about the hardships, backwardness, and struggle for survival of ordinary people in the harsh landscape of the Dalmatian Hinterland.
Latinske pjesni razlike
The collection of Latin poetry by the Dubrovnik Baroque poet Ignjat Đurđević (Croatian edition 1956, translated by Nikola Šop) comprises love elegies, epigrams, as well as occasional and spiritual verses marked by exceptional skill in versification.
Plodovi zemlje
A masterpiece of Romanian realism (1920; Croatian translation, 1943) about a poor peasant named Ion, whose obsessive hunger for land destroys the lives of those around him and ultimately leads to his own tragic downfall.
Tajna vrata: sedam novela
This psychological-fantasy novella by Milan Ogrizović (1907) follows a protagonist who, through a hidden door, enters a mysterious, ghostly world of his own subconscious, anxieties, and unexplored fears.
Mutivoda
Balzac's novel "Mutivoda" (1842) follows the ruthless struggle for the succession in the province between two diametrically opposed Bridau brothers: the cynical schemer Philippe and the artist Joseph.
Druga ljubav
Can love begin again after a mistake? Paul Bourget’s Druga ljubav is a psychological novella about a woman whose past becomes an obstacle to renewed happiness, caught between feeling and conscience.
Poezija i proza
The selection *Poetry and Prose* (1963) by Đura Jakšić encompasses the finest lyrical and narrative works of this giant of Serbian Romanticism, imbued with passionate patriotism, a spirit of rebellion, and deep emotional intensity.
Bal bez njih
Zvonimir Tucak’s collection *Bal bez njih* (1985) presents deeply felt lyrical notes and reflective poetry that explores themes of loneliness, transience, love, and the search for meaning.
Sto godina kirurgije u Osijeku: kronologija 1895.-1995.
The monograph *One Hundred Years of Surgery in Osijek* by Nikola Hajduković presents a detailed chronology (1895–1995) of the development of surgery in Osijek, covering its staff, departments, and role in the history of medicine.
Moj dragi kamik
*Moj dragi kamik* (1995) by Zdravka Žeželić-Alić is a collection of dialect poetry that, through warm Čakavian verses, celebrates one’s native land, tradition, family, and an unbreakable bond with solid stone.