Naš grad a mi u njemu

Naš grad a mi u njemu

Antun Kalman-Šems, Anđelko Haner

This humorous and satirical prose from 1995 presents vivid anecdotes, local eccentrics, and glimpses of everyday life in Đakovo, preserving the spirit and authentic mentality of the town from times gone by.

The book Naš grad, a mi u njemu ("Our City, and Us Within It"), authored by the duo Antun Kalman–Šems and Anđelko Haner–Rođo and published in 1995 by the Đakovo-based Tipografija, is a highly successful work of humorous and satirical prose dedicated to local life and the mentality of Đakovo. The work serves as a tribute to the authors' home region and a recollection of people and events from past decades, preserving the authentic spirit of Slavonia and its inhabitants. Through a series of anecdotes, witty sketches, and a warm narrative tone, the authors bring to life the city’s colorful characters, craftspeople, bohemians, and the everyday occurrences that shaped the social life of Đakovo. Kalman and Haner skillfully capture the local dialect, humor, and unique situations, blending nostalgia with gentle irony and satire. Their writing not only entertains the reader but also functions as a valuable chronicle of daily life—a record that, without such documentation, might otherwise have faded into oblivion. This 1995 edition holds significant regional and cultural value for the Đakovo area and the broader Slavonian region. The book remains a heartfelt literary monument to the city’s spirit, its sense of community, and the enduring Slavonian humor that bridges generations.

Dimensions
20 x 13.5 cm
Pages
136
Publisher
Tipografija, Đakovo, 1995.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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