Boadicea was the queen of the Iken and other British tribes.
She led a rebellion against the Roman occupiers in Britain in 60 and 61 during the reign of Emperor Nero, in which 70,000 Romans were killed. However, the rebellion was still crushed, and Boadicea committed suicide.
The author, one of the living eyewitnesses of the excavations in the Valley of the Kings, provides the reader with a popular-scientific picture not only of one of the most famous ancient Egyptian rulers, but also of the most interesting facts of the ethno
Tade Opačak was born into a large family in Slavonski Brod, so life did not spare him from an early age, and after overcoming a serious illness, he embarked on a rarely thorny life path, which sounds unreal from today's perspective.
In the book, the author gives a brief account of each of the great men, regardless of whether they are Croatian or foreign, who in some way owed Croatia a debt with their life and work.
The book is a romantic-historical novel or collection of short stories set in a period of French history, probably the 17th or 18th century, with an emphasis on adventure, intrigue, and nocturnal conspiracies.
Alfa, 1981.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.