Croatian literature

Seljačka buna

Šeno's historical novel The Peasants' Revolt is a faithful reconstruction of the famous uprising of Croatian peasants in 1573 and all the events that preceded it.

Seljačka buna

The Peasant Revolt is a historical novel by August Šenoa, first published in the magazine Vijenac in 1877. It is one of five novels by August Šenoa and his most important historical novel. The introductory judge was written by Josip Nagy.

Seljačka buna Matije Gupca: Nova povijest 1573.

Ševina jutarnja pjesma

Sezona berbe

The harvest season will fascinate readers with sensuality and unusual metaphors, as well as the poetic power recognizable by Magdalena Blažević's narrative voice.

Sigurna mjesta

Šijaci

Simeon Veliki

The work is a historical drama set in the first half of the 10th century, during the conflict between the Bulgarian Empire under Emperor Simeon I the Great and the Croatian Kingdom under King Tomislav. First edition.

Simfonije

Symphonies (1933) is a cycle of six great poems by Krleža. Early, vitalistic, pantheistic poems charged with lush rhythm, sensual images, and an ecstatic experience of nature and life.

Simfonije