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The Fifth Scientific Congress of Slavonia and Baranja, Vol. 1, brings together papers on Slavonia-Baranja history under Turkish rule, cultural and educational development, and literary, linguistic, and health heritage.
This student handbook is the most comprehensive presentation to date of the literary heritage of the Bay of Kotor in the early modern period, from the late Renaissance to the Baroque, in which the authors offer a chronological and thematic overview of the
History of Mankind: Cultural and Scientific Development is a collection of books that explores the history of the overall scientific and cultural development of mankind.
A popular science book about the origin of the universe, Earth, and life. Illustrated edition with an extremely successful avant-garde cover. The book is rare and sought after precisely because of the cover.
Katarina Peović's collection of texts revives Marxism in the era of capitalist crisis. The book analyzes key works by Marx and Engels, connecting them with contemporary thinkers such as Alain Badiou and Michael Lebowitz.
The book consists of an introduction by Marina A. Besonova, a part with reproductions (294) and a 75-page catalog, which was made by Ana G. Barska and collaborators.
The novel The Apostate by Russian author Vladimir Lidin, published in 1934 in Zagreb in the translation by Iso Velikanović, presents a powerful psychological and moral drama set in the student milieu of Soviet Russia.
The main character, Bessonov, a young and naive student, comes to Moscow with an idealistic desire for education. However, under the influence of the morally questionable Sverbeyev, Bessonov gradually becomes drawn into the bohemian and criminal world.
Under Sverbeyev's guidance, Bessonov participates in thefts and eventually in an armed robbery, during which he kills his professor in a pani...
An idyll with a ravishing blonde and a showdown with the drug mafia are key events in this novel whose protagonist is a Croat in America. His name is Vladimir, and he has chosen the streets of Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas for his private missi
In literary theory and literary criticism, Zvonimir Balog is considered the founder of contemporary Croatian children's poetry.
Young d'Artagnan arrives in Paris and befriends the king's three musketeers. Together they go through dangerous adventures, fighting for honor, friendship, and justice.
The novel *The Three Musketeers* is one of the most famous adventure novels by the French writer **Alexandre Dumas**. The plot is set in 17th century France, a time of political intrigue, court intrigue, and conflicts between different groups fighting for power.
The main character, the young and ambitious **d’Artagnan**, leaves his hometown and goes to Paris with the goal of becoming the kin...
The novel Stari dečki by Zvonimir Majdak, published in 1975, is a sequel to the cult novel Kužiš, stari moj and is part of his "prose in jeans", which is characterized by relaxed, Zagreb jargon mixed with a semi-Kajkavian style.
The story takes place in Zagreb during socialism, following the experiences of the narrator and his friend Glista, young people from the periphery who spend their lives in search of pleasure, without clear ambitions.
After the events of the first novel, Stari dečki deepens the story of their friendship and dealing with loss. The narrator thinks about the death of his friend, expecting the wo...
The Brothers Karamazov is the last novel of the Russian genius Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky, which he completed less than three months before his death.
A poor peasant comes to the city seeking a better life, but faces exploitation and social injustice. The work depicts the process of proletarianization of the peasantry during the period of social change in the first half of the 20th century.
The Love of Blanka Kolak by Petko Vojnić Purčar is a novel about a young woman who, through love affairs, family relationships, and social circumstances, searches for her own identity and life path in contemporary society.
The novel follows Guy Rolland, a detective who suffers from amnesia and tries to discover his own identity. Through an atmospheric and introspective style, Modiano explores the themes of memory, forgetting and the search for oneself in a world that hides
The Bourne Ultimatum (1990), the third part of Robert Ludlum's trilogy, is a suspenseful spy thriller that follows Jason Bourne, a former CIA agent, in his final battle against a deadly enemy.
David Webb, known as Jason Bourne, tries to live a quiet life with his family as a university professor, but his past catches up with him when Carlos the Jackal, his longtime enemy and legendary terrorist, comes hunting him again. The Jackal, obsessed with revenge, collaborates with Medusa, a secret organization with connections to Bourne's past. The CIA, aware of the danger, forces Bourne back...
The Second Textbook for Lower Elementary Schools (1920) is a school textbook that develops reading skills, moral values, and basic knowledge of lower grade students through literary, educational, and patriotic texts.
Ivan Kukuljević Sakcinski's travelogue provides a vivid account of Bosnia in the mid-19th century, recording the landscape, customs, political circumstances, and everyday life under Ottoman rule.
A collection of selected afterwords written by the author during her ten-year editorial practice in publishing. The book rounds off this phase of her work, presenting ten essays/afterwords to contemporary Croatian prose works.
In her afterwords, Julijana Matanović does not remain on a neutral, objective level – she introduces personality, subjectivity and an intimate relationship to the text, which makes her a pioneer of "personal criticism" in Croatian literature. Talking about other people's books also becomes talking about oneself, one's own experiences, memories and values. The style is warm, empathetic, sometime...
A historical novel about the Croatian national revival (Illyrianism) in the 1830s. Gjalski's first significant work of historical prose, a realistic-romantic depiction of the awakening of national consciousness.
The story takes place in the 1830s and depicts the beginnings of the **Croatian national revival (Illyrianism)**. Gjalski depicts the awakening of national consciousness among the Croatian nobility and intelligentsia, the conflicts between the old conservative order and new ideas, the role of literature and culture in the national movement, and the first steps towards political and cultural uni...
A spiritual classic of the 20th century, one of the most famous and influential contemporary biographies of Jesus Christ, written by British convert, journalist, satirist, and television star Malcolm Muggeridge.
The oldest preserved Croatian primer and a significant monument of Croatian Glagolitic heritage, printed in Venice by Andrija Torresani. Facsimile reprint from 1983, with transliteration and afterword by Josip Bratulić.
Vjenceslav Novak's classic about the decline of the prominent Senj bourgeois family, the Stipančićs. The first edition from 1899 is considered one of the most significant and sought-after works of 19th-century Croatian literature.
