Like Eating a Stone

Name: Like Eating a Stone
SKU: VBZ-999427
Price: 20.35 EUR
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Autor: Wojciech Tochman

20,35 €

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ISBN: 9781846270871Izdavač: Granta BooksPodručje: ProzaUvez: Tvrdi uvez SKU: VBZ-999427 Kategorije: Književnost, Proza Oznaka: domovinski rat Jezik: EngleskiBiblioteka: Portobello Books LtdGodina izdanja: 2008

Like Eating a Stone

Autor: Wojciech Tochman

20,35 €

Na zalihi

ISBN: 9781846270871Izdavač: Granta BooksPodručje: ProzaUvez: Tvrdi uvez SKU: VBZ-999427 Kategorije: Književnost, Proza Oznaka: domovinski rat Jezik: EngleskiBiblioteka: Portobello Books LtdGodina izdanja: 2008

This is a searing portrait of the human devastation wrought by the Bosnian wars, and their aftermath – told through the stories of those who are left alive and looking for their families and their remains – by a young writer who has all the makings of a Kapuscinski or a Gourevitch.This book is suitable for readers of Philip Gourevitch, Janine Di Giovanni, Timothy Garton Ash, Slavenka Drakulic, Fergal Keane, Michael Ignatieff, Anna Funder, Misha Glenny.During four years of war in Bosnia, over 100,000 people lost their lives. But it was months, even years, before the mass graves started to yield up their dead and the process of identification, burial and mourning could begin. For many, the waiting, the searching and the suspended grieving still continues.Here we travel through the ravaged post-war landscape in the company of a few of those who survived, as they visit the scenes of their loss: a hall where the clothing of victims is displayed; an underground cave with its pale jumble of bones; a camp for homeless refugees; a city now abandoned to the ghosts of painful memories; and a funeral service where a family finally says goodbye.

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POŠTARINE

S namjerom potpune transparentnosti za krajnjeg kupca, omogućli smo prikaz troškova dostave na stranici artikla, na stranici košarice te stranici narudžbe. Taj je prikaz točan jedino ukoliko kupac unese točne i precizne tražene podatke. U suprotonome je moguće odstupanje troškova dostave koje će biti prikazano u ponudi i poslano kupcu.

Besplatne poštarine

Besplatne poštarine vrijede za kupovinu gdje iznos prelazi 250,00 kn.
Besplatne poštarine vrijede samo unutar granica Republike Hrvatske.

HR poštarine se obračunavaju po parametrima:

narudžba do 250,00 kn = 25,00 kn poštarine
narudžba od 251,00 kn + = 0,00 kn poštarine

NAPOMENA:

Dužnost nam je obavijestiti Vas da će Vam Hrvatske pošte naplatiti iznos od 5 kn prilikom uručenja pošiljke na kućnu adresu kao trošak dostave iako je sama poštarina već plaćena od strane V.B.Z.-a i ne ulazi u trošak Vaše narudžbe.
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NARUČIVANJE I ISPORUKE

Narudžbe šaljemo u sve zemlje svijeta.

ROK ISPORUKE

Hrvatska: 3 - 5 radnih dana.
Europa: 7 - 10 radnih dana.
Sjeverna Amerika, Južna Amerika, Australija, Azija, Afrika: 15 - 20 radnih dana

No s obzirom da V.B.Z. online ne vrši uslugu dostave već istu za za nas pružaju vanjski suradnici, ne možemo utjecati na potencijalna kašnjenja u vremenu dostave. Ista se dešavaju vrlo rijetko te u posebnim prilikama (npr. Božić).

Dostava na otoke i u manja mjesta se odvija prema rasporedu dostavane službe (npr. 2 puta tjedno).

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This is a searing portrait of the human devastation wrought by the Bosnian wars, and their aftermath – told through the stories of those who are left alive and looking for their families and their remains – by a young writer who has all the makings of a Kapuscinski or a Gourevitch.This book is suitable for readers of Philip Gourevitch, Janine Di Giovanni, Timothy Garton Ash, Slavenka Drakulic, Fergal Keane, Michael Ignatieff, Anna Funder, Misha Glenny.During four years of war in Bosnia, over 100,000 people lost their lives. But it was months, even years, before the mass graves started to yield up their dead and the process of identification, burial and mourning could begin. For many, the waiting, the searching and the suspended grieving still continues.Here we travel through the ravaged post-war landscape in the company of a few of those who survived, as they visit the scenes of their loss: a hall where the clothing of victims is displayed; an underground cave with its pale jumble of bones; a camp for homeless refugees; a city now abandoned to the ghosts of painful memories; and a funeral service where a family finally says goodbye.