Češka književnost
Družba Isusova
The Society of Jesus (1969) by Jiří Šotola, the debut work of the Czech poet, is a historical novel set during the Counter-Reformation, which subtly alludes to contemporary conditions in Czechoslovakia under communism.
Družba Isusova
Der Roman „Die Gesellschaft Jesu“ (1969) von Jiří Šotola, das Debütwerk des tschechischen Dichters, ist ein historischer Roman, der während der Gegenreformation spielt und subtil auf die damaligen Verhältnisse in der Tschechoslowakei unter dem Kommunismus
Gradić gdje je vrijeme stalo
Bohumil Hrabal, ein tschechischer Schriftsteller, der für seine lyrische Groteske und seinen Humor bekannt ist, beschwört in seinem Roman Die Stadt, in der die Zeit stillstand, die Kindheit in der kleinen Stadt Libeň (einem Teil von Prag) herauf, wo die Z
Hajduk Nikola Šuhaj
„Hajduk Nikola Šuhaj“ (1933) ist der bekannteste Roman von Ivan Olbracht (eigentlich Kamil Zeman, 1882–1952) und ein Klassiker der tschechischen Literatur des 20. Jahrhunderts. Er zählt zu den bedeutendsten Werken der tschechischen Literatur der Zwischenk
Inženjer ljudskih duša
Remek-djelo češke literature koje je postalo svjetski klasik. Ovaj djelomično autobiografski roman, ispričan kroz oči Daniela Smirickog, češkog pisca u kanadskom egzilu, spaja ironični humor, nostalgičnu toplinu i oštru kritiku totalitarizama.
Iščezli svijet
„Svet koji nestaje” (1968) Jozefa Ogista je naučnopopularna knjiga koja kroz zanimljive priče i ilustracije prikazuje život drevnih životinja i biljaka.
Kako što nastaje: novine, film, teatar
In a witty and instructive essay, Čapek describes how a newspaper, a film, and a theater play are created. Through humor and irony, he shows the complexity of the process – from idea to realization – and the different perspectives of the participants, dem
Knjiga smijeha i zaborava
The novel The Book of Laughter and Forgetfulness (1979), a fragmentary novel in seven parts, explores Czech history under the communist regime, particularly after the 1968 Prague Spring and the Soviet invasion.
Komandant Bugulme
"Commander Bugulma" is a humorous short story by Czech writer Jaroslav Hašek, known for his satire and mockery of the army, bureaucracy, and wartime conditions.
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