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With a foreword by the translator Nikola Vučković.
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With a foreword by the translator Nikola Vučković.
In the artistic and cultural history of the city of Osijek, Ivan Heil was a painter who, as the oldest painter of the second half of the last century, visibly marked it with his work, pedagogical work, and even with his very presence.
Giga Đuragić - Dile is one of the most important living Novi Sad painters. The exceptionally well-equipped monograph represents the crown of a superb artistic career that has successfully lasted for 50 years, as long as Dile has been engaged in painting a
The first printed edition of the translation of parts of the Old Testament from Church Slavonic (and German) into the Serbian vernacular. The work by Bishop Platon Atanacković was intended for school and home use, with 21 copperplate engravings by Viennes
This book was created on the basis of a doctoral dissertation entitled "Intellectuals and Croatian Nationalism (1929 - 1945)."
In the magnetically appealing novel My Michael, Amos Oz, one of the most important contemporary Israeli writers, builds a certain tension between the non-events in the outside world and the devastation in the inner life of his main character, Hanna.
Olivier Blanchard's "Study Guide - Macroeconomics" is a companion material to his textbook, which through concise explanations, exercises and examples helps students better understand key macroeconomic concepts and models.

The Aeneid is a Roman epic poem written between 29 and 19 BC, celebrating the origins of Rome through the adventures of the Trojan hero Aeneas. Divided into 12 books, the epic follows Aeneas, a Trojan who, after the fall of Troy, is destined to set out on
After the Trojan War, Aeneas, son of Anchises and the goddess Venus, flees with a group of refugees. The goddess Juno, who hates the Trojans, causes storms and misfortunes, but Jupiter ensures Aeneas' destiny to found Rome. In the first books, Aeneas travels the Mediterranean, experiencing shipwrecks and visiting Carthage. There, he falls in love with Queen Dido, but at the behest of the gods, ...
This volume of the Entertainment Library, in addition to the title story The Canterville Ghost, contains a selection of Wilde's short stories, fairy tales, prose poems, aphorisms, and a review of the play Salome, providing a cross-section of his literary
The Taming of the Shrew, Much Ado About Nothing, Three Kings Day or As You Like It, and All's Well That Ends Well - are masterpieces by the English playwright, known for his wit, romantic plots, and exploration of human relationships.
Life's Phenomena (1970) is a novel that, although less well-known than Hall's country songs, offers a warm story of the lives of ordinary people in rural America. Set in Tennessee, the novel follows the everyday lives of small communities through the pris

The novel "Zoe" (1978), one of Momo Kapor's most popular works, follows Arsen Lero, a 39-year-old art historian from the fictional Republic of Kosiliya – a small island under an authoritarian regime.
Ler, a married father of a young daughter, Maja, and curator of a gallery in the city of Mimosa, receives an assignment from the Minister of Culture to purchase the portrait "Girl with a Doll" by the painter Valdemar Udini, a key piece of national heritage, at an auction in New York. He travels by plane via Athens to Megapolis, experiencing the shock of the contrast between provincial life and ...

Lemuel Gulliver experiences four incredible journeys to fantastic lands: Lilliput, Brobdingnag, Laputa, and the land of the Houyhnhnms. Swift's ingenious satire on human nature, politics, science, and society.
*Gulliver's Travels* (1726) is one of the greatest satirical works of world literature. Although often mistaken for a children's book, it is a sharp, cynical and deeply pessimistic critique of human nature and society in the 18th century.
The novel is divided into four parts, narrated by the ship's doctor and traveler **Lemuel Gulliver**. In the first part, Gulliver ends up in **Lilliput**, ...
Danko Oblak brings us a panorama of pre-war and wartime events in Zagreb, projected through the sensitive psyche of a six-year-old who experiences a childhood disrupted first by social misery and then by the dangers of war.
The novel follows Guy Rolland, a detective who suffers from amnesia and tries to discover his own identity. Through an atmospheric and introspective style, Modiano explores the themes of memory, forgetting and the search for oneself in a world that hides
The novel Ragtime (1975) is one of E. L. Doctorow's most famous works, which masterfully interweaves fiction and real historical events. Ragtime is a powerful picture of American society, a novel that sheds light on true historical processes through ficti

"Croatian Yearbook for Criminal Law and Practice" is a Croatian scientific and professional journal that publishes works in the field of criminal law theory and practice.
Futura magazine was a Croatian magazine for speculative fiction, primarily for science fiction literature. The first issue of Futura was published in October 1992.

The graphic novel 100 METAK by screenwriter Brian Azarel and cartoonist Eduard Ris is the most successful result of the collaboration of this duo.
The book presents a series of darkly humorous and tragic stories in which themes such as fatherhood, painlessness and organized crime are interwoven. These are stories about cursed people from the margins of society, who slide through life by inertia, until they meet a man known only as Agent Graves, who will irreversibly change their lives. A cross between the archangel Gabriel and an old-fash...
"Tamara Drewe" is a weekly comic series by Posy Simmonds that was published in the UK's The Guardian from 2005 to 2006, and was later published as a comic book.