Literature

Kralj Betajnove

The King of Betajnove is a play by Slovenian writer Ivan Cankar, first performed in 1902. The plot depicts moral and social decadence through the character of Matije Bertoncelj, a wealthy industrialist and the main villain, known as the "King of Betajnove

Kralj Džon / Ričard treći

Kraljev gambit

The King's Gambit by Branka Slijepčević is a novel about a generation born after World War II that faces unfulfilled ambitions, disillusionment, disappointments in love, and the transience of life.

Kraljev gambit / King's Gambit

A bilingual collection of short stories and diary entries blends urban daily life, mythology, and art, exploring human relationships and internal struggles through the reflections of contemporary society.

Kraljev general

Kraljević i prosjak

Mark Twain

Prince Edward and poor boy Tom accidentally switch places. Living each other's lives, they learn about the injustices, privileges, and realities of society in 16th-century England.

Kraljević i prosjak

Mark Twain

Two boys who look alike—Prince Edward Tudor and the impoverished Tom Canty—swap clothes and roles. Life in each other's worlds reveals injustice, poverty, and responsibility to them, changing their perspective on society.

Kraljević i prosjak: Pripovijest za mladež svake dobi

Mark Twain

A historical children's novel set in England, in the 16th century, during the reign of the English king Henry VIII. and the beginning of the reign of his son Edward VI.

Kraljevstvo na kraju puta

The Kingdom at the End of the Road is the third book in the Knight Templar series by Jan Guillou. This book follows the fictional character Arno Magnusson who returns home to Sweden after 20 years as a Knight Templar.

Kraljica Lepa ili Propast kraljeva hrvatske krvi

The story begins in 1075 in the monastery of St. Stjepan de Pinis by the spacious port of Split, during the reign of King Slavić, husband of Neda, daughter of King Petar Krešimir.