Croatian literature

Branič jezika hrvatskoga

The main philological work of Nikola Andrić, linguistic advisor Defender of Croatian Language, was published in 1911 in two editions. It contains articles that he published in the National Gazette under the title Philological Trifles.

Branka

Branka is a girl of middle-class origin. She lost her parents and grew up with her grandmother. She develops into a beautiful and intelligent person. She graduates from teacher training school and is full of ideals.

Branka

Branka / Karanfil s pjesnikova groba / Čuvaj se senjske ruke

The novel "Branka" by August Šenoa was published in 1881 and is one of his best-known works, set in the context of Croatian society in the 19th century.

Brevijar beznađa

The last commander of the 68th Battalion, a Vukovar defender, Drago Maksimović, is also the author of the book "Breviary of Hopelessness", which talks about the problems of the defenders after the Homeland War.

Buđenje

Buđenje Iloka. Moja iločka kronika (1987-2006)

Bulletin - Pedeset godina Velikog oktobra 1917. - 1967.

In “Fifty Years of the Great October 1917–1967,” Miroslav Krleža writes about the October Revolution from the perspective of a writer who is ideologically close to it, but who never agreed with its transformation into a system of rigid truths.

Bune i bujice

Bura: novele

"Bura" (1928) is a collection of short stories by Ferdo Čulinović. Realistic stories inspired by the author's experience as a judge, with themes of social injustice, the common man, and turbulent social conditions in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, Slovenes