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The edition, edited by the monk Dorotej Toić, based on the 65th volume of Migne's Patrologia Graeca, brings the original alphabetical collection of sayings and teachings of the early Christian desert fathers of the Egyptian Desert.
The Croatian-Norwegian practical dictionary is an indispensable manual for both Croats and Norwegians who want to get to know the rich heritage of the Croatian and Norwegian language areas, as well as for all language experts and translators.
An exploration of the infliction of pain, and its problem for human life, using examples from art and literature. Why do most people oppose cruelty in the abstract yet there are so many examples of cruelty in fact?
The powerful CD album of the first release of the Kruševac blues-rock band "Kamen, duša, žica" from 2013 brings raw garage energy, retro indie overtones and the sadness of small spaces.
An overview of the development of Croatian literature from the Middle Ages to the National Revival. Kombol presents the main authors, genres, and literary movements that shaped the foundation of the national tradition.
A collection of authentic conversations in the Eseker (Osijek German) dialect from the streets of Osijek and its outskirts. An important document of a largely forgotten and disappeared urban dialect today.
In the book, historian William Klinger investigates the origin and operation of OZNA - the brutal repressive apparatus of communist Yugoslavia, which monitored, imprisoned and liquidated political opponents.
Letters from Andrija Štampar to Desanka Ristović, 1924 - 1941.
An overview of the history of the Croatian people by academician Ferdo Šišić is a key historiographical work that comprehensively and systematically traces the Croatian past from the settlement until 1918.
The book Overview of the History of the Croatian People is a major work by one of the most prominent Croatian historians of the 20th century, Ferdo Šišić. First published in 1916, this major work presents a fundamental overview of national history from the arrival of the Croats in these areas to the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and the creation of a common state in 1918.
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Ballantine's illustrated history of World War II. Battle book, no. 1.
A fictionalized biography of the French revolutionary Georges-Jacques Danton who worked to radicalize the French Revolution.
The first edition of Veselin Masleša's famous historical and journalistic study on the Young Bosnia movement, published in Sarajevo in 1945, immediately after the end of World War II.
A novelized biography of Leonardo da Vinci through which the writer talks about the art of the Renaissance. With a foreword by Izidor Kršnjavo and 43 pictures. Second edition.
The translation of this book was originally published in 1923 by the Belgrade bookseller S. B. Cvijanović, but the entire edition was confiscated and destroyed by the Germans during the Second World War.
Zvonimir Berković, film director, screenwriter, theater critic and essayist, brings his letters, published in Globus and Vjesnik, to real and symbolic addressees of the Croatian past and present in one place.
Miroslav Cerar's biography follows the rise of the top gymnast, his work, discipline and sporting triumphs, and shows how talent, perseverance and modesty shaped one of the greatest athletes of his time.
A collection of newspaper articles in which the author vividly describes life in 19th-century Zagreb, criticizes social injustices, and promotes cultural, moral, and civic progress.
“Zagrebulje i drugi feuilletoni” (Zagrebulje and other feuilletoni) is a series of newspaper articles published by August Šenoa in Croatian newspapers during the second half of the 19th century. In them, Šenoa shows himself not only as a writer but also as a social chronicler, moralist and humorous observer of everyday life in Zagreb. Through characters, situations and anecdotes, he captures th...
Lujo Vojnović's Literary Lessons are a collection of literary and historical essays in which the author explores the identity of Dubrovnik and the South Slavic region through Dubrovnik themes, historical figures, and political upheavals.
Who cares about the common good, a solidary public healthcare system?
Boadicea was the queen of the Iken and other British tribes.
