Literature

Katarina Velika: Romansirana biografija o Katarini Velikoj

Catherine the Great is a historical novel by Austrian author Gina Kaus. The work deals with the political rise of Catherine II. The Great, one of the most influential rulers of the 18th century, and depicts the court intrigues, power, and reforms she used

Katarina Velika – ruska carica

A biographical novel about one of the most powerful rulers of Russia, Catherine II Alekseevna, known as Catherine the Great. Through vivid storytelling, Olivier shows the journey of the German princess Sophia from humble beginnings to the top of the Russi

Katarza

Katarza žene

The novel follows the emotional and spiritual journey of a woman through life's trials, injuries and internal struggles, depicting the process of personal catharsis, liberation from the past and rediscovery of one's own identity.

Katastrofe

Books and writers mark catastrophes on the map, catastrophes of the wars of the nineties, catastrophes of the Holocaust, catastrophes as words from the street and television, traffic that is a catastrophe, the price of carrots that is a catastrophe, catas

Kaubojske priče: U 3:10 za Yumu i druge priče s divljeg zapada

It is known that as a teenager, Tarantino, who was obsessed with Elmore Leonard's writing, stole his novel "The Switch" from a bookstore, in order to be caught and punished... Many years later, he made "Jackie Brown" based on Leonard's novel "Rum Punch"

Kaučuk: Zeleni demon

A Selva is a classic of Portuguese literature, one of those works that, as they say, enter the canon of Portuguese literature.

Kavkaski zapisi 1924 - 1943

Kavkavski zarobljenik i druge pripovijesti ruskih klasika za djecu

The collection brings together the finest stories of Russian greats, adapted for children. Through timeless tales of courage, compassion, and nature, younger readers will discover the richness of Russia's literary heritage.

Kazališne veze Osijeka i Pečuha / Eszék és Pécs színházi kapcsolata

The book provides a thorough chronicle and analysis of centuries-old theatrical contacts between two cities – Osijek and Pécs – which historically shared the cultural space of the Pannonian Plain, especially during the period of the Habsburg Monarchy.