Dijalog o zlu i dobru
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- Author: Lebović Đorđe | Lebović Zlata
- Publisher: Laguna
- ISBN: 9788652153435
- Availability: Available
- Condition: New book
- Code: 84801
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Dijalog o zlu i dobru
Lebović Đorđe | Lebović Zlata
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Zlata Lebović, Đorđe Lebović: Dialogue about evil and good
I experienced goodness in the midst of the horrors of the Nazi camps; it influenced the development of my personality, and therefore from the darkness of that experience I try to understand people, keeping in mind what is useful for their traumatic knowledge of the world of injustice in which we live. A world where, in my opinion, wars occupy a prominent place as the embodiment of ultimate evil. "After the great, exciting and poignant autobiographical novel *Semper idem*, published posthumously, we have now received another extraordinary and dramatic confession written in the form of a dialogue - a conversation between Đorđe Lebović and his wife, the actress Zlata Lebović. From this conversation we can learn many unknown details about Lebović's family and growing up, but also about the horrors of one of the most terrible death camps and about the origin of his anthology dramas and stories - stories about about life and death - told without pathos, with undeniable truth. She asked the right questions as a knowledgeable companion and an equal interlocutor - a person who linked her life, her beliefs and her love to Đorđe. A book that contributes to an even better understanding of Đorđe Lebović warns of tragic human destinies in 'dark times' - times that pass but can always return." – Philip David
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- Author: Lebović Đorđe | Lebović Zlata
- Publisher: Laguna
- Year of publication:2024
- Place of publication:Beograd
- Pages:216
- Dimensions:13x20 cm
- Script:Latin script
- Condition:New book
- Binding:Softcover
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