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{PDF EPUB} Veliki Rat by Aleksandar Gatalica ALEKSANDAR GATALICA VELIKI RAT PDF Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Veliki Rat by Aleksandar Gatalica ALEKSANDAR GATALICA VELIKI RAT PDF. VELIKI RAT [Aleksandar Gatalica] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Veliki rat je epski velik, a savremen roman o najvecem istorijskom. VELIKI RAT (Jubilarno izdanje – ) [Aleksandar Gatalica] on Amazon. com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. JUBILARNO IZDANJE – Veliki rat – MP by Aleksandar Gatalica and a great selection of similar Used, New and Collectible Books available now at. Author: Milkree JoJokinos Country: Mozambique Language: English (Spanish) Genre: Automotive Published (Last): 21 April 2006 Pages: 141 PDF File Size: 5.29 Mb ePub File Size: 13.84 Mb ISBN: 521-8-73953-947-4 Downloads: 55218 Price: Free* [ *Free Regsitration Required ] Uploader: Kazishicage. Aug 13, Dejan Vukmirovic rated it it was amazing. Jul 09, Miljana rated it it was amazing. This is a book to read over longer period of time, to dip in and out of, rather than all in one go. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Then the second half bogs down and is simply a slog to the drawn out end. Spies and espionage also feature too from the singers and entertainers in London and Paris. Skladna kompozicija u velikoj meri doprinosi da se postigne ovaj mnogostruki efekat. I vekiki felt for a while I’ve need a good non-fiction book about World War I but why when Gatalica and Firth gztalica do so in fiction what many would struggle to do in non-fiction. Trivia About Veliki Rat. Svojoj zamisli je u potpunosti odgovorio. Want to Read saving…. Aug 25, Tamara rated it it was amazing. Where it differs from Kaputt is in its expansive range of character perspectives, from the aging and out of touch members of European royal families to artists and musicians, officers and enlisted men, shopkeepers and charlatans. Following the destinies of over seventy characters, on all warring sides, Gatalica depicts the experiences of winners and losers, generals and opera singers, soldiers and spies; managing to grasp the atmosphere of the entire epoch, not only of these crucial four and a half bloody years, but also in the innocent decades that preceded the war, and the poisoned ones that followed. The stories themselves are various but equally important: Ivana Milosevic rated it liked it May 24, Thanks for telling us about the problem. Veliki Rat by Aleksandar Gatalica. Lists with This Book. It wanders back and forth through time, reality and something else, setting the state for the events of the war and marking the War years with the death of various alekswndar -“This end the year for one trader. The Great War. What makes An interesting book about world war I. Dec 25, Jelena R rated it liked it. The quirky start and bits of fairy dust sprinkled on the stories were a delight. Translated from the Serbian by Will Firth, The Great War is an award-winning novel which plugs a considerable gap in the modern understanding of World War One by providing the Balkan perspective. Buy an eBook version. The Great War Category: The book is built on the personal stories of the human beings who took part in the war and many of them lost their lives in it. Roman ce vremenom sigurno postati klasik. Aleksandar Gatalica (Author of Veliki Rat) Zato ocena jedva 1. I wanted gataluca give this four or five stars, and the first half of the book deserves that many. This aleksansar of World War I reminds me of earlier works regarding World War II, Curzio Malaparte’s Kaputt and Joseph Heller’s Catch 22, the former in scenes so vividly evoked as to appear rooted in observed fact and the latter in its patently absurd elements that underscore the folly of war as humanity’s greatest failing. Jul 17, Arsenovic Nikola rated it liked it. To ask other readers questions about Veliki Ratplease sign up. Refresh and try again. These miraculous cards, created to fill the niche of aleksanda materials used by soldiers writing to their families, continue to write and mail themselves after the soldiers have died thus delaying the inevitable news. Tim Butcher – bestselling British writer and author of The Trigger. Veliki Rat by Aleksandar Gatalica. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Aleksajdar up with the latest on our BLOG. Often I feel when we in Western Europe talk about World War I, it is vliki Western front but one of the gataica I liked is the focus on the other fronts on this particularly the Salonika front. Where it differs from Kaputt is in its expansive range of character perspectives, from the aging and out of touch members of European royal families to artists and musicians, off This novel of World War I reminds me of earlier works regarding World War II, Curzio Malaparte’s Kaputt and Joseph Heller’s Catch 22, the former in scenes so vividly evoked as to appear rooted in observed fact and the latter in its patently absurd elements that underscore the folly of war as humanity’s greatest failing. ALEKSANDAR GATALICA VELIKI RAT PDF. VELIKI RAT [Aleksandar Gatalica] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Veliki rat je epski velik, a savremen roman o najvecem istorijskom. VELIKI RAT (Jubilarno izdanje – ) [Aleksandar Gatalica] on Amazon. com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. JUBILARNO IZDANJE – Veliki rat – MP by Aleksandar Gatalica and a great selection of similar Used, New and Collectible Books available now at. Author: Brashakar Nikorg Country: Mexico Language: English (Spanish) Genre: Literature Published (Last): 2 November 2008 Pages: 439 PDF File Size: 14.55 Mb ePub File Size: 3.92 Mb ISBN: 759-3-13547-287-9 Downloads: 96587 Price: Free* [ *Free Regsitration Required ] Uploader: Grom. There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Gatalica weaves together the stories of Serbians, Austro-Hungarians, French, British, German, Turkish, Russian and Italian soldiers, doctors, and citizens to create a rollicking chronicle of the Great War, especially on the Balkan Front. If I have one criticism, the novel also ignores Montenegro with just a couple of mentions of it although so did the peace conferences to create the treaties settling World War I. Then the second half gat down and is simply art slog to the drawn out end. Aleksandar Gatalica (Author of Veliki Rat) Home About Us Authors. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. The stories themselves are various but equally important: Favorite bits, the self written postcards arriving after a death, and the man who had two of everything. Gatalicq 25, Tamara rated it it was amazing. What makes the book particularly interesting is the “magical” notes that underline the plot. Buy Direct from our Books page using PayPal secure service. I wanted to give this four or five stars, and the first half of the book deserves that many. Aug 13, Dejan Vukmirovic rated it it was amazing. I couldn’t agree more — ‘whirlpool’ so perfectly captures the essence and energy of this startling book. Ivana rated it liked it Feb 05, Buy an eBook version. Preview — Veliki Rat by Aleksandar Gatalica. Veliki Rat by Aleksandar Gatalica. Where it differs from Kaputt is in its expansive range of character perspectives, from the aging and out of touch members of European royal families to artists and musicians, off This novel of World War I reminds me of earlier works regarding World War II, Curzio Malaparte’s Kaputt and Tatalica Heller’s Catch 22, the former in scenes so vividly evoked as to appear rooted in observed fact and the latter in its patently absurd elements that underscore the folly of war as humanity’s greatest failing. Want to hear more? It contains all manner of stories, all sorts of characters, some fictional, some historical, from all sides fighting World War One. Such a frightful experience going through these pages and “witnessing” deaths of almost all of the characters, on almost every page there is a death of one of them – starting with the first page. Petersburg, London and a score of other locations. Jul 17, Arsenovic Nikola rated it liked it. Roman ce vremenom sigurno postati klasik. Jan 16, Nikola Jankovic rated it really liked it Shelves: Gayalica Milosevic rated it liked it May 24, To ask other readers questions about Veliki Gattalicaplease sign up. Where it differs from Kaputt is in its expansive range of character perspectives, from the aging and out of touch members of European royal families to artists and musicians, officers and enlisted men, shopkeepers gatalicca charlatans. Mirko rated it liked it Mar 27, Aleksandra rated it really liked it Nov 20, Sep 17, Petar Bozovic rated it it was amazing. Veliki Rat. Less or more famous people lend their experiences, feeling, losses and happy moments in order to form a strong net of threads that meet, part and meet again under different circumstances. There is plenty of comedy as well as tragedy, and touches aleksandaar surrealism, gataica little known anecdotes and events some of them real, some of them made-up. It wanders back and forth through time, reality and something else, setting the state for the events of the war and marking the War years with the death of various character -“This end the year for one trader. Zato ocena jedva 1. Open Preview See a Problem? We have the Salon Gatalica if he had so choose could have made this a 1, page epic but I think it showed great restraint to just settle on a page novel. These miraculous gat, created to fill the niche of writing materials used by soldiers writing to their families, continue to write and mail themselves aleksandxr the soldiers have died thus delaying the inevitable news.
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