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Henry Moore: Skulpture
"Henry Moore: Sculptures" by John Russell is a small monograph in the "Little Art Encyclopedia" series (No. 71). It presents the key sculptures of the British artist Henry Moore with an introduction and reproductions.
Hilandarski razgovor: 18 mojih savremenika
Hiljadu i jedna noć
A richly illustrated picture book, illustrations in black and white and in color. Children's Classics Library.
Hitler osvajač: raskrinkavanje jedne legende
One of the first anti-Hitler works, published by Nolit as early as 1933. This is an early, shorter version of the work (originally published anonymously in Prague), which preceded the expanded edition from Amsterdam in 1935.
Hladna kuhinja: Od zakuski i predjela do hladnog bifea
On 400 pages and with more than 800 tried-and-tested recipes, accompanied by color photographs, this book explains everything you need to know about cold cooking in a simple way in words and pictures.
Hoću ljutić, neću mak
A classic of Croatian children's literature. A collection of poems for children by Vesna Parun, which through play, imagination and rhythm depicts children's world, nature and everyday experiences, encouraging curiosity, joy and love for language.
Horvát. Gyors nyelvmesterei / Kroatische Grammatik. Praktische kroatisch-ungarisch-deutsche Konversation mit Bezeichnung der Aussprache.
A multilingual language manual for practical learning of the Croatian language, with Croatian-Hungarian-German conversations and pronunciation notes. An interesting example for collections of old language literature and cultural and historical materials.
Hot Kid
Hot Kid, the “hot guy of the Sheriff's Department,” never killed anyone – despite the number of bullets on his revolver. He didn't kill people – he killed criminals.
Hrast
A political novel, it covers the period from 1915 to the beginning of World War II in the Šokac Posavina region. Through the fates of ordinary people and families, it depicts historical ruptures, national turmoil, war suffering, and the connection between
Hromi djavo
The Lame Devil (1891) is an abridged and illustrated edition of Alain-René Le Sage's famous novel, adapted for young people. Through a fantastic adventure, it offers a satirical portrayal of human flaws and social conditions.