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"Partisan Sad Tales" is a collection of stories by Branko Ćopić, published in 1949, which in a special way describes the suffering, heroism and emotional moments from the time of the National Liberation Struggle during the Second World War.
London's tales, filled with vivid descriptions of ice and struggle, celebrate courage and rebellion, but also warn of the cost of greed and alienation. Through these stories, London paints a portrait of the wilderness as teacher and judge, where only the
Death in Venice (1912) and Tonio Kröger (1903) by Thomas Mann are two novellas that explore the themes of art, passion, and the inner conflicts of the individual in the modern world.
David Herbert Lawrence occupies an important place in the large circle of writers from the end of the century onwards who emphasized instinctual forces as a pledge of man's preservation from the degeneration threatened by civilization.