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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

Urota Zrinsko-Frankopanska

The novel "The Zrinjski-Frankopan Conspiracy" (1893) was the most widely read Croatian book for ten years, and, thanks to the interest of readers at the time in historical events, it had a huge influence on younger generations of readers.

Djetinjstvo u Agramu 1902.-1903.

Childhood in Agram 1902–1903 is an autobiographical account in which Krleža depicts Zagreb at the turn of the century through scenes from his childhood: a city of contrasts, social differences, school fears, and the first insights into the adult world.

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Taksi za televiziju

Nika Gracijani lives in a world that is much more grown up, more serious and less witty than her. Among people who are incomparably better armed in the fight for survival. As a tapir among tigers, lions and most of all coyotes...

Hrvatski bog Mars

The Croatian god Mars brings seven anti-war novels in which Krleža portrays war as a cruel, senseless machinery that destroys the "little man", exposing the hypocrisy of militarism and myths about heroism.