This book is part of the series "Slavonica - contributions of Slavonia to Croatian literature and history".
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August Šenoa's historical novel portrays the Croatian Peasant Revolt of 1573, following Matija Gubec and the struggle of oppressed serfs against feudal tyranny, injustice, and aristocratic violence.
The anthology *Lirske narodne pjesme* [Lyrical Folk Songs], selected and edited by Tvrtko Čubelić (Školska knjiga, 1963), presents a representative overview of Croatian and South Slavic oral lyric poetry.
An anthology selection of patriotic, love, and reflective lyric poetry by Petar Preradović (1970 edition) presents his finest stirring verses and elegiac lines dedicated to love for the homeland and the Croatian language.
Rani radovi brings together Đorđe Nešić’s first two poetry collections. Irony, dark humour and literary play reveal his early voice and an irreverent approach to poetry, writers and everyday life.
The first collection of short stories by Vjekoslav Kaleb (1940) presents powerful, psychologically nuanced tales about the hardships, backwardness, and struggle for survival of ordinary people in the harsh landscape of the Dalmatian Hinterland.
Izbor novela, pripovijesti, lirike i romana trojice dalmatinskih književnika – Marka Uvodića Splićanina, Đure Vilovića i Danka Anđelinovića – s prikazima života i društva Dalmacije.