Antikvarne knjige
Osijek Poslije Bombe 81-91 - Crna
Kultna kompilacija osječke underground rock scene 1981–91., izvorno izašla 1991. na kaseti za Plavi Pilot, docnije reprizirana kao CDr. Dvadeset pjesama post-punk, noise i novovalnih sastava — dokument vremena i grada na Dravi.
Oslobođeni žali
One of the most significant collections of Croatian poetry from the period of World War II. The poems bring intimate, nostalgic and patriotic lyrics imbued with motifs of homeland, sea, mother, faith and liberation from the burden of the past.
O slobodi
The founder of modern liberalism, John Stuart Mill, in his essay "On Liberty" defends individual freedom from social and state pressure, setting limits on power over the individual and advocating freedom of thought, speech, and action.
Osman
Ivan Gundulić: Osman, a romantic epic in 20 cantos. The greatest work of Croatian Baroque literature about the conflict between Christianity and Islam, freedom and tyranny, with Mažuranić's cantos of the 14th and 15th cantos.
Osnove zemljopisa za I. razred srednjih i sličnih škola
A general geography textbook intended for the first grade of secondary schools in the Independent State of Croatia. Contains the basics of physical and general geography, maps and illustrations. The work of the prominent Croatian geographer and pedagogue
Oštrica brijača
The novel "The Razor's Edge" follows the life of Larry Darrell, a young American who, after his experiences in World War I, begins to feel lost and dissatisfied with the superficial lifestyle of a wealthy society.
Osvajači
"The Conquerors" by Andre Malraux is a novel about revolutionaries, idealists, and adventurers in China in the 1920s, where the relationship between ideals, power, and human destiny is explored through political struggle, conflicts, and personal motives.
Otmica kapetana Sindbada
Dobroslav Jurjevski’s detective and adventure novel follows the kidnapping of a Croatian engineer in New York and a detective’s battle against the mafia and intrigues within the émigré community.
Otpadnik
The novel The Apostate by Russian author Vladimir Lidin, published in 1934 in Zagreb in the translation by Iso Velikanović, presents a powerful psychological and moral drama set in the student milieu of Soviet Russia.
Otrovana srca / Pobijeljeni grobovi
One of the most prolific Croatian realists and early naturalists with a strong right-wing orientation, in this book he brings together two stories from the Zagreb bourgeois milieu: Poisoned Hearts (1890) and Whitened Graves (1896).