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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.
Rousseau's Confessions depicts his life from childhood to adulthood, honestly revealing his virtues, weaknesses, inner struggles, and relationships. The work seeks to present man "as he is," laying the foundation for modern autobiography.
In this edition, we bring you the text of one of the most awaited laws in the last few years, the new Labor Law.
Can we learn from this book what is offered to us in the subtitles: How to make friends, How to influence people, How to succeed in changing the world?
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.
Sergije Lukač, Koja Paljić, Ljubiša Nišavić, Mile Kos, Branko Daleore wrote in this issue: reports from the World Football Championship, all national team matches, review of the first and second federal leagues, European championships...
From the cover of the book: "In the middle of 1963, nine armed and well-trained Ustashi terrorists were secretly introduced into our country: their intention was to cause a chaotic situation in the country through diversions and mass terror. Where were they trained? How were they recruited into the terrorist organization? Who pushed them into this a dangerous adventure? How and where did they c...
From January 29, 1943 to April 23, 1945, the Jewish couple Ines and Max Krakauer were on the run from their persecutors through the Germany of the Third Reich.
In a moving report, Max Krakauer describes the life-threatening odyssey through which he and his wife were led, even under the most difficult circumstances, constantly threatened with detection and arrest, but also tirelessly evaluated and hidden by brave helpers, often acting from the then war-torn Christian conscience Germany: from Berlin to Pomerania, from Pomerania back to Berlin and from t...
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.
In this issue of the comic book series Cisco Kid, the plot follows Cisco and his loyal friend Pancho as they embark on a new adventure in the Wild West.
In issue 6, Cisco and Pancho arrive in a place where fear reigns due to a gang terrorizing the residents. They investigate the situation, discover who is behind the crime, and try to uncover a larger conspiracy. Through a series of action scenes, ambushes, and witty dialogue (especially thanks to Pancho), they manage to outwit the villains. In the end, justice triumphs – the criminals are defea...
"Tamara Drewe" is a weekly comic series by Posy Simmonds that was published in the UK's The Guardian from 2005 to 2006, and was later published as a comic book.
Zagor and Chico stop in the town of Goldridge on their way home. They find out that there someone is killing the miners in a cruel way, as if they were torn to pieces by some wild beast. The locals say it's the forest spirit Wendigo and Zagor decides to i
