Antikvarne knjige
Pasoglavci ili Boj čeških graničara za seljačko pravo
A rare Croatian edition of the historical novel by Alois Jirásek. The work brings to life the dramatic struggle of the Czech border guards – the Chods (Pasoglavaci) – who guarded the southern borders of the Czech Republic for centuries, defending rights a
Patnici: drama u 3 čina / Krštenje u dobroj volji: komedija u 1 činu
Two plays by Josip Selak (J. S. Savinski) – a serious portrayal of suffering in three acts and a humorous one-act play about good intentions and intrigue. Works by a lesser-known Croatian playwright and businessman from the early 20th century.
Patriot
The Patriot (1928) is a novel by Upton Sinclair that explores themes of political idealism, corruption, and the struggle for justice in America during the turbulent social and political turmoil of the early 20th century.
Pavao Šegota
Pavao Šegota, a gifted young man from a poor Podgora region, goes to study in Prague. The novel follows his struggle with his new surroundings, love, poverty and disappointments. A realistic portrayal of the ruin of talent in a foreign land.
Pero i Pava
A historical novel about the great love of Croatian poet Petar Preradović and his first wife Pavica (Pava) from a Dalmatian noble family. A touching story of love, marriage, war and tragic fate in the turbulent 19th century.
Petar Barbarić 1874 - 1897
The biography of Petar Barbarić depicts the life of a young man from a Herzegovinian family who became a model of piety, discipline, and self-sacrifice in the Travnik seminary, and died early with a reputation for holiness.
Petar II. Petrović Njeguš: studija
An interwar study of Petar II Petrović Njegoš on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of his death: biography, selection of verses and interpretation of key works in a historical-political framework.
Petar Veliki
A biography of the Russian Tsar Peter the Great, depicting his rise, reforms, and the creation of modern Russia, with an analysis of the political, military, and social changes of his era.
Pijanac
"The Drunkard" by Mijat Stojanović (1869) is a folk tale adapted from I. A. Stelzig. A moralistic story about the harmful effects of alcoholism, intended for the general public. A classic example of 19th-century enlightenment literature.
Pjesme
The first complete and critical edition, edited by Dr. Milan Šenoa and Dr. Slavko Ježić on the 50th anniversary of the poet's death.