Knjiga očeva

Knjiga očeva

Miklos Vamos

Dvanaest muškaraca u generacijskom nizu predstavljaju glavne junake ove veličanstvene obiteljske sage koja zahvaća posljednjih tristo godina mađarske povijesti.

Čitatelj je uvučen u uzbudljivu priču koja prati sudbinu nezaboravnih likova. Neki su sretni, uspješni i dugovječni, dok neki životare, oženjeni su za pogrešne žene i umiru mladi. Očevi prenose na sinove neobičnu sposobnost viđenja prošlosti i budućnosti, ali i knjigu u kojoj su pohranjene njihove bilješke (Knjiga očeva).

Godine 1705. mali Kornel Csillaga vraća se s djedom i majkom iz Bavarske u rodnu Mađarsku. Ratovi i bijeda haraju cijelom Europom. Na poprištu jedne od bezbrojnih bitaka pronalaze jajoliki džepni sat koji zauvijek obilježeva život porodice Csillaga. Rađaju se sinovi neobičnih sposobnosti Viđenja prošlosti i budućnosti, ali bez snage da utječu na nju. A njihovi su životi i lijepi i tužni, uspješni i nesretni, dugotrajni ili tek bljeskoviti, ali svi zapisani u Knjigu očeva koja uporedo s poviješću obitelji priča i o povijesti njihove domovine.

Original title
Apak konyve
Translation
Xenia Detoni
Editor
Davor Uskoković
Graphics design
Janka Carev
Dimensions
19 x 12.5 cm
Pages
483
Publisher
Znanje, Zagreb, 2011.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53324-012-1

One copy is available

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