Croatian literature

Hrvati i Dante

The collection brings together works by Croatian writers, translators and scholars on Dante Alighieri and shows his strong influence on Croatian literature, culture and spiritual heritage over several centuries.

Hrvatska čitanka za IV. razred gimnazijski

The school textbook for fourth-grade students of the K. in K. Monarchy Gymnasium brings a selection of literary texts and supplements on business correspondence, health, and rules of polite behavior, developing the students' linguistic and general culture

Hrvatska čitanka za prvi i drugi razred viših trgovačkih škola

A textbook on the Croatian language (1910), compiled and edited by Dragutin Prohaska. An official publication of the Provincial Government for the needs of trade schools in Croatia and Slavonia, with literary texts, poetry and prose.

Hrvatska gibanica

Hrvatska književnost

Literature until the National Revival (1100-1830), Literature from the National Revival to the 1970s (1830-1965)

Hrvatska književnost do narodnog preporoda

Hrvatska književnost od Preporoda do stvaranja Jugoslavije: Knjiga I. Književnost ilirizma

The first part of Barč's history of Croatian literature provides an overview of the Illyrian movement, its writers, ideas and cultural significance in the period from the national revival to the creation of the Yugoslav state.

Hrvatska književnost za djecu

Hrvatska nad ponorima - Povijesna reportaža o uroti Zrinsko-Frankopanskoj (u povodu 300-godišnjice tragedije)

An extraordinary historical reportage about the Zrinski-Frankopan Conspiracy, published on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of the execution of Petar Zrinski and Fran Krsto Frankopan, and offers a retrospective look at the events that led to their de

Hrvatska proza Bosne i Hercegovine (od Matije Divkovića do danas)

The anthology presents a comprehensive overview of the development of Croatian prose literature in Bosnia and Herzegovina, from early Baroque texts to contemporary authors, emphasizing the continuity, thematic diversity, and cultural identity of the liter