Russian literature

Uzorana ledina 1-2

The novel is set in a Cossack community on the Don River during collectivization in the Soviet Union. The work, divided into two parts, follows the dramatic changes in the village of Gremyachi Log as the Bolsheviks introduce collective farms, which provok

Uzorana ledina I - II

Mikhail Sholokhov’s monumental two-part chronicle of the painful collectivization in the Don village of Gremyachy Log, where political ideals, peasant resistance, class conflicts, and human tragedies intersect.

Visarion G. Bjelinski (1811.–1848.)

A scholarly study by Josip Badalić on the life, work, and literary critical thought of Visarion G. Bjelinski, one of the most influential Russian literary critics of the 19th century.

Vojna tajna daleke zemlje

Vojnici se ne rađaju 1-2

The novel "Soldiers Are Not Born" by Konstantin Simonov depicts the Red Army's battles on the Stalingrad battlefield and follows soldiers and commanders who mature through the trials of war and become true warriors.

Zaštitna povelja / Detinjstvo Liversove / Il Tratto di Apelle / Vazdušni koloseci / Pisma iz Tule

A collection of Boris Pasternak's autobiographical and early prose explores the secret of artistic creation, maturation, and the moral choices of the individual. Through lyrical prose, the poetics of the Russian Nobel Prize winner is revealed.

Zaštitna povelja / Detinjstvo Liversove / Vazdušni koloseci / Pisma iz Tule

A collection of Boris Pasternak's autobiographical and early prose explores the maturation of the artist, the secret of creativity, and the impact of historical upheavals on the individual. Through lyrical expression, the inner world and poetics of the Ru

Zaštitna povelja i druge proze

This book brings Pasternak's autobiographical work with the symbolic title The Protective Charter (1931) and a series of his most beautiful early stories. Through lyrical prose, the poetics and spiritual world of the Russian Nobel Prize winner are reveale

Zbornik sovjetskih pripovijedaka

Živi i mrtvi

The novel is the first part of Konstantin Simonov's war trilogy, depicting the first years of the Great Patriotic War through the fates of soldiers and civilians, their struggles and attempts to survive the horrors of war.