Most expensive nonfiction & Current Affairs
This page includes the most expensive nonfiction & Current Affairs, or more specifically all products from the category nonfiction & Current Affairs sorted from the most expensive to the cheapest. This way, the most luxurious pieces can stand out. At the moment, the most expensive product is Brány Evropy, which costs 24.35 € incl. VAT. Check it out, you may like it. Or you’ll get inspired.
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MP3 Audiobook - The reportage offers a behind-the-scenes look at Šlacht's road show, introduces readers to the reactions of people and presents the philosophy and vision of the former elite police officer, famous for solving economic cases involving the highest officials of the state. - by Jiří Roth and Robert Šlachta, read by Jakub Saic and David Prachař, 1hrs. 51min.
MP3 Audiobook - author Luboš Valerián, read by Zbyšek Horák, 8hrs. 6min.
MP3 Audiobook - Conversations about the most difficult things that can happen to a person are not about pain and disappointment. Six heartfelt stories that can serve as inspiration for women and men readers. Few people go through life without scars... The interviews are accompanied by photographs by Alžběta Jungrová., 8hrs. 57min.
MP3 Audiobook - Why Europe hates Israel and loves the Palestinians. This audiobook provides a completely new, surprising and disturbing look at what is happening in the most watched corner of the planet. - author Tuvia Tenenbom, read by Michal Isteník, 15hrs. 21min.
MP3 Audiobook - The best book on fake news, disinformation and manipulation. - Martin Sláma, read by Miloš Gregor, Petra Vejvodová and Zvol si info, 6hrs. 37min.
MP3 Audiobook - Audiobook of 2020: Audience Award - Robert Šlachta gives a personal account of his extraordinary life, not only his personal life but especially his professional life, through an interview with the well-known Czech investigative journalist Josef Klíma. - author Klíma Josef and Šlachta Robert, read by Ivana Jirešová, David Prachař, Jiří Šafránek and Josef Klíma, 11hrs. 15min.
MP3 Audiobook - It is the third Sunday of Advent in 1949. In the small church in Číhošt' in the Highlands, the altar cross is waved three times during the sermon of the parish priest Josef Toufar. - by Miloš Doležal and Miloš Doležal, read by David Matásek and Jana Fraňková, 7hrs. 17min.
MP3 Audiobook - The seasoned reporter and Magnesia Litera Award winner professes his deep affection for Israel, Palestine and their inhabitants., 11hrs. 49min.
MP3 Audiobook - The unofficial story of how a mysterious Swedish startup became the world's biggest player, taking over Wall Street. - by Jonas Leijonhufvud and Sven Carlsson, read by Ondřej Halámek, 9hrs. 5min.
MP3 Audiobook - The audiobook maps a seven-year period of the Czech political scene. - author Bohumil Doležal, read by Zbyšek Horák, 10hrs. 5min.
MP3 Audiobook - Basic equipment for understanding Czech society, the crisis of democracy and the functioning of contemporary politics. On poverty, education, populism and other challenges of Czech society. - author Daniel Prokop, read by Jakub Saic, 8hrs. 56min.
MP3 Audiobook - A sequel to the popular title Air Disasters and their Investigation, written by aviation columnist Lukáš Musil. - author Lukáš Musil, read by Jiří Schwarz, 3hrs. 54min.
MP3 Audiobook - Reserve General Andor Šándor intersperses his life memoirs with sharp reflections, historical images, sometimes even ironic comments and perspectives on a possibly quite dangerous future. - author Andor Šándor, read by Zdeněk Velen, 7hrs. 42min.
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