Gdje naranče zru: humoristički roman iz starih vremena, u kojem se opisuje putovanje Nikolaja Ivanovića i Glafire Semjonovne Ivanovih s trgovačkim drugom Ivanom Kondratjevićem Konurinim, po krajevima, gdje "naranče zru"
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Gdje naranče zru: humoristički roman iz starih vremena, u kojem se opisuje putovanje Nikolaja Ivanovića i Glafire Semjonovne Ivanovih s trgovačkim drugom Ivanom Kondratjevićem Konurinim, po krajevima, gdje "naranče zru"

Nikolaj A. Lejkin

"Where the oranges ripen" is a novel that causes laughter, but there is also a noticeable note of satire in it.

In the novel "Where Oranges Ripe", the experiences of three Russian tourists on a trip through southern France and Italy are humorously and cheerfully told. The novel's characters get into a series of comical situations that still seem original and fresh today. Their stay in Nice, Monte Carlo, Rome and Naples is a refined mockery of snobbery, skorojevics and lack of culture.

Original title
Gdě apel'siny zrějut
Translation
Nikola Nikolajević
Editor
Nikola Andrić
Dimensions
20 x 13 cm
Pages
207
Publisher
Naklada zaklade tiskare Narodnih novina, Zagreb, 1930.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

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