Social literature

Pelle osvajač

The novel by Danish writer Martin Andersen Nexø is a monumental work that follows the life of Pelle Karlsson, a poor Swedish boy who migrates with his father Lasse to the Danish island of Bornholm in search of a better life.

Pesme sirotog B. B.

"Poor B. B.'s Songs" Bertolt Brecht is a collection of satirical and socially engaged poems that portray the difficult life of ordinary people and criticize social injustices.

Piščevi zapisi I-IV

„Writer's Notes“ by Dobrica Ćosić is a series of diary entries spanning the period from 1951 to 2000, providing an intimate look at political, social, and cultural changes in Yugoslavia and Serbia over several decades.

Preopterećenje

Priče o herojima

Rakovac u Vinovrhu

In the novel Rakovac u Vinovrh, the character of an idealistically committed young man who fights against the economic and national oppression of Croatia appears.

Sadioci luka

"Sadioci luka" is a novel by Slovenian writer Anton Ingolič, published in 1974. The work thematizes agrarian reform and collectivization in rural areas, showing the challenges faced by peasants during this process.

Sedam zvonara majke Marije i druge pripovijetke

Sinovi

The novel Sons by the Russian author Valery Smirnov is a powerful socio-psychological story about family, inheritance and moral dilemmas.

Sluga Jan