Novel

Topovi s Navaronea

Alistair MacLean

The author of the novel spent two years sailing on a destroyer in many seas. Wartime experiences provided him with extraordinary data for his works.

The characters are described very convincingly, plastically, and throughout the novel the deep humanity and friendship that unites brave people in those difficult moments of the fight for life is emphasized.

Original title

The guns of Navarone

Translation

Krsto Mihaljević

Editor

Oto Šolc

Graphics design

Irislav Meštrović

Dimensions

20 x 14 cm

Pages

250

Publisher

Mladost, Zagreb, 1972.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.

Language: Croatian.

Two copies are available

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Condition:Used, excellent condition

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Condition:Used, very good condition

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