Retke knjige
Nebo gori
Nebo gori je roman o odrastanju srednjoškolca Teofila Grodžickog koji kroz sumnje, unutrašnje sukobe i preispitivanje vere traga za sopstvenim pogledom na svet uoči Prvog svetskog rata.
Nebo nad Osijekom: intimistički zapisi
The monograph Sky over Osijek is intended as a collection of intimate writings about the city on the Drava River, Osijek. The authors of the published texts are mostly writers who live in Osijek or have once passed through Osijek and then often visit it.
Nedokončane hvalnice
A collection of poetry by Slovenian poet and essayist Aleš Debeljak. This collection reflects the author's deep introspection and his ability to connect personal experience with universal themes.
Nemeza
"Nemesis" is a dramatic story of a family torn apart by passion, hidden ambitions and moral decay. When the truth comes to the surface, punishment comes inexorably - from within, through their own mistakes.
Nemirni mir
Uneasy Peace (1940) depicts the life of Herzegovinian peasants after World War I, their emigration to Slavonia, the difficult struggle for survival and inner unrest in the apparent peace of the post-war period.
Neolit i eneolit u Slavoniji
Der Tagungsband des Symposiums „Neolithikum und Äneolithikum in Slawonien“, das am 4. und 5. Juni 1966 in Vukovar stattfand, vereint Beiträge über neolithische und äneolithische Kulturen, materielle Funde und regionale Verbindungen.
Neoosmanizam: Povratak Turske na Balkan
Tanasković analyzes neo-Ottomanism as a political and cultural strategy of modern Turkey, aimed at strengthening regional influence through the historical legacy of the Ottoman Empire, combining diplomacy, economics, and soft power.
Neprijatelj broj 1
Enemy No. 1 follows Zvonko and his gang in Zagreb, where they rebel against adult rules. Through mischief, conflicts, and adventures, they learn about justice, responsibility, and growing up.
Neufeldovi rječnici Ivana Scherzera: Hrvatski-njemački, Njemački-hrvatski (12. izdanje)
Neufeld's dictionaries are classic bilingual (bidirectional) dictionaries intended for practical use — primarily for pupils, students, merchants, and travelers during the Austro-Hungarian and Kingdom of Yugoslavia eras.