Scandinavian literature

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"Moment of Freedom" is the first novel of the "History of Bestiality" trilogy by Jens Bjørneboe, published in 1966. In the trilogy, the author deals with the problem of evil and the question of why people are capable of being so cruel to each other.

U očekivanju potresa

Priča ruskog dizača utega Ivana Demidova utkana je u neobično dojmljiv roman "U očekivanju potresa" suvremene spisateljice Zinaide Lindén, koja piše na švedskom (i ruskom), a živi u Finskoj.

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Vitez templar

Vitez Templar je drugi deo izuzetno popularne istorijske trilogije o dobu krstaških ratova.

Vjetar s planine

The Wind from the Mountains (1934), the first part of the Bjørndal trilogy, is an epic saga set in the Norwegian mountains, imbued with the spirit of patriarchal life and conflict with nature. The novel follows the Bjørndal family, whose patriarch, Dag, e

Za dobro djeteta

The death of the Secretary General of the Red Cross will find Marija Just, a crime historian at the Police Museum in Copenhagen, in the middle of preparing an exhibition on unsolved crimes. A tense search will reveal the long-ago sins committed by Denmark

Žeđ

Jo Nesbø's eleventh novel about detective Harry Hole, set in Oslo. Harry, now a lecturer at the police academy, tries to lead a stable life with Rakel and her son Oleg, but his past catches up with him when a serial killer appears.

Žrtva 2117

The newspaper refers to the deceased only as Victim 2117 - the two thousand one hundred and seventeenth refugee to lose her life in the Mediterranean Sea that year. But for three people, this victim is much more than that... "Victim 2117" is the eighth no