Autobiographien und Memoiren

Sibirski pečat

Memoirs of Agata Oreški (1906-1991), a Croatian revolutionary and the only woman from Yugoslavia to survive Stalin's concentration camps. The book was compiled by her son Vlado Oreški and Milan Nikolić, with a foreword by Slavko Goldstein.

Sisavci

Sklavin: Gefangen - Geflohen - Verfolgt

Mende Nazer, a girl from the Nuba tribe, was kidnapped at the age of 12 in a raid, sold into slavery in Khartoum, suffered for 7 years, escaped from London in 2000. A moving story of modern slavery.

Škoro: Stoput bih isto ponovo - autobiografija

Autobiography of Miroslav Škoro. The book also contains 2 CDs of the same title.

Slobodna: Odrastanje na kraju povijesti

"Free" is a memoir about growing up amidst political turmoil, about a family whose history is intertwined with the history of the country, and also an insightful reflection on the limits of progress and the burden of the past.

Smijeh u džungli: Autobiografija jednog američkog useljenika

An autobiographical work by Louis Adamič, a Slovenian-American writer and one of the most important chroniclers of the immigrant experience in American literature. It ironically and honestly portrays the reality behind the myth of the "land of opportunity

Smrt je neprovjerena glasina

Snaga stvari

Soda

A fantastic read from the pen of a psychology graduate brings us a wealth of nostalgia and memories of the times when she grew up carefree on the streets of Lukavac, on the slopes of Doložaj, or in the spaces of the then-famous youth gathering places.

S one strane oblaka

*Beyond the Clouds* is an autobiographical novel about young love and coming of age in occupied Koprivnica, where the lives of young people intertwine with underground activities, the dangers of war, and resistance against the occupier.