Zagreb 1942.
34 USD
Add to
Add to
The crown after the "left-wing conflict", for insisting on his own opinion-no matter how well-argued, and ultimately correct, remained isolated, moreover, abused as a loser. He continued to hold that opinion, to confirm each of his written and spoken words, and to submit that your close friends turned back. On the other hand, in spite of the fact that in the tops of the anarchist government - which burned his books ("gadaluk", "mud", "rugby", "shame") - it was decided not to liquidate it, Krleza during the first half of the forty days of fear not to conceal it as a horde of drunken Ustashas. In these and such circumstances, when 1942 Hitler occupied four-fifths of Europe, and the war and destruction did not end with the end, he divides the diaries of his Zagreb apartment into the seclusion of his choice here.
