Medical experiments on humans in concentration camps.
This book shows the medical experiments that Hitler and Himmler ordered or approved. The author is not a doctor, but a journalist. He searched for and found former inmates who had been experimented on by German doctors, captured doctors who, under the threat of death, had to serve as assistants or specialists to Nazi researchers.
The Strange Adventures of the Apprentice Hlapić is a classic of Croatian children's literature, first published in 1913, and the first post-war edition from 1952 retains the rich narrative value of the original.
The novel The Dreamer by Polish Nobel laureate Władysław Stanisław Reymont, published in Croatian in 1944, is an introspective and philosophically tinged work that differs from his more famous realistic novels such as The Peasant.
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.