Za rodni kraj

Za rodni kraj

Terezija Davidović

A collection of patriotic and homeland verses and writings dedicated to her native land. The author expresses deep love, pride and devotion to her homeland through memories, tradition and family values.

"For the Homeland", by Terezija Davidović (published in 2002), is a warm and moving collection of poems and native writings imbued with deep emotions, memories and devotion to the homeland and tradition. The work represents a sincere poetic and prose monument to the native land, its people, customs and natural beauties, created out of the need to rescue the cultural and emotional heritage of a region from oblivion. In her verses and writings, the author revives images from childhood, family gatherings, everyday life in the village and the scents and colours of the native homeland. The central motifs of the work are love for the homeland, family ties, hard work and the indestructible spirit of the people who, despite historical and life's adversities, remain faithful to their roots. Special attention is paid to the preservation of traditional values, patriotism and spirituality that form an indispensable part of the native identity. Written in simple, direct, and emotional language, the book easily finds its way to the hearts of readers, especially those who feel nostalgia for the vastness and simpler times of the past. "For the Homeland" remains a valuable contribution to homeland literature and a testament to how love for one's homeland forms an inexhaustible source of inspiration and strength throughout one's life.

Editor
Tamara Barta
Illustrations
Ana Matić
Graphics design
Ana Matić
Dimensions
20 x 12.5 cm
Pages
127
Publisher
Vlastita naklada, Beograd, 2002.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
Specificity of this instance:
Author signature
Dedication
 

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