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Father If You Are by Julijana Adamović is a powerful family saga about the search for a father, identity, and truth, written through the destinies of women and men in the whirlwind of history, in the heart of Pannonia, where the earth gives birth and buri
The monograph Sky over Osijek is intended as a collection of intimate writings about the city on the Drava River, Osijek. The authors of the published texts are mostly writers who live in Osijek or have once passed through Osijek and then often visit it.
In his work Word Formation in the Croatian Literary Language – A Grammar Draft, Stjepan Babić systematically discusses word formation in standard Croatian and lays the foundation for contemporary morphological analysis.
This work is a psychological-sociological treatise, which studies that level of human consciousness, which, according to Lévy-Bruhl, precedes the consciousness of today's European.
In our supposed globalized economy, business entities are advised to do business across borders as if the whole world is flat and there are no things that make it different.
Birds Die Singing by Colleen McCullough is a saga about the Cleary family and the forbidden love between Meggie Cleary and Catholic priest Ralph de Bricassart in Australia over several decades.
*Birds Die Singing* is the most famous novel by Australian writer **Colleen McCullough**. The plot follows the life of the **Cleary family** from 1915 to the second half of the 20th century, and the center of the story is **Meggie Cleary**, the only daughter in a large family of poor New Zealand immigrants.
The family moves to the vast Australian estate **Drogheda**, owned by the wealthy and...
A novel that strongly depicts the cruelty of slavery in 19th century America and is one of the most influential works in the fight against slavery. The novel (1852) caused enormous social reactions and contributed to the strengthening of the abolitionist
"The Virgin and the Modest" by Italian writer Mario Puccini is a novel set in Roman life that explores love, morality, social differences, and the position of women in modern society through the contrast of two female characters.
The Strange Adventures of the Apprentice Hlapić is a classic of Croatian children's literature, first published in 1913, and the first post-war edition from 1952 retains the rich narrative value of the original.
The Peasant Revolt is a historical novel by August Šenoa, first published in the magazine Vijenac in 1877. It is one of five novels by August Šenoa and his most important historical novel. The introductory judge was written by Josip Nagy.
The novel is set in northern Croatia, at a time of great social injustice and feudal cruelty. Through a rich gallery of characters, Šenoa depicts a sharp division between oppressed peasants and powerful nobles.
The main characters include Matija Gubec, the leader of the rebellion, who is portrayed as a just, brave, and prudent peasant, and Baron Franz Tahy, a cruel nobleman whose abuses inst...
The Last Sunday of Mila Dora is a historical novel about the Sarajevo assassination of 1914. Through the investigation of Judge Leo Pfeffer, it depicts the events that led to the assassination and the outbreak of World War I.
*The Last Sunday* is a novel by the Austrian writer of Serbian origin **Mila Dora** that deals with the last days before the **Sarajevo assassination** and the events that followed the assassination of Archduke **Franz Ferdinand** and his wife Sofia on June 28, 1914.
The central character of the novel is not the assassin **Gavrilo Princip**, but the investigating judge **Leo Pfeffer**, to wh...
The New Crossword is a valuable testimony to Russian society in the turbulent post-revolutionary period – honest, sometimes critical, but always interesting and readable. Today it is appreciated as a fine example of Russian prose of the 1920s.
A collection of children's poetry published in 1973 (first edition, later 1975, 1977, 1980, 1982). Stanislav Femenić, a Croatian poet, storyteller and physician (1924–2012), dedicated most of his work to children and young people.
"Ivanhoe" (1819) is a historical adventure set in 12th-century England, during the conflict between the Normans and the Saxons. A literary classic that celebrates chivalry but also criticizes social divisions, leaving a lasting influence on the historical
Talese's greatest success was achieved precisely with the book Žena bliznega tvoga (1980), which reads like a novel about sexual liberation in America, from experimental "love communes" under the auspices of religious sects, to the spectacular success of
The autobiographical confession of Dominik Ilijašević Coma, the second defendant in the Leutar case. It reveals the background of the trial against six Croats for the assassination of federal deputy minister Jozo Leutar in 1999.
The book was published in September 1975 by the then CDU representative in the Bundestag, Herbert Gruhl. After the Club of Rome showed the "limits to growth" on our planet, Gruhl raised the question in this book about the remaining possibilities of our ec
The book examines how the American health care system has become profit-oriented. The author examines various aspects of the healthcare industry and offers insights into how individuals can fight back against an unfair system.
Key topics:
The Commercialization of Healthcare: Rosenthal analyzes how healthcare has become a business model rather than patient-focused, with an emphasis on profit rather than health care.
Pricing and Transparency: The book discusses the disproportionately high costs of health care, the lack of transparency in pricing, and how it affects patients.
The Role of Insurance Companies: Expl...
Roj Medvedev's book is a collection of biographical portraits of six key collaborators of Joseph Stalin: Vyacheslav Molotov, Lazar Kaganovich, Anastasij Mikoyan, Kliment Voroshilov, Georgi Maljenkov and Mikhail Suslov.
A biography of the Russian Tsar Peter the Great, depicting his rise, reforms, and the creation of modern Russia, with an analysis of the political, military, and social changes of his era.
