victim of the same name whose wife was interred on the island; not his actual name) 2005: Razglednica s ljetovanja ‒ autobiographical short novel by the Croatian author Dubravka Ugrešić; published in the Belgrade literary review REČ časopis za književnost i kulturu, i društvena pitanja, br. 74/20, 2006, and in the book Nikog nema doma, ed. devedeset stupnjeva, Zagreb 2005. Italian translation Cartolina Estiva by Luka Zanoni Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso, 2008 2010: Island of the World - novel by Canadian author, Michael D. O'Brien. 2019: Life Plays with Me (Published in North America as More Than I Love My Life) - novel by Israeli writer David Grossman. One of the main characters, Vera, was interned as a political prisoner in Goli Otok before immigrating to Israel. Goli Otok in film and television 1996: The Seventh Chronicle (Sedma kronika) – Croatian feature film about a Goli Otok inmate who escapes by swimming to the island of Rab, based on a novel by Grgo Gamulin 2002: Eva ‒ documentary film told in German, Hebrew and English recounting the experiences of Eva Panić-Nahir, a former prisoner of the island; produced/directed by Avner Faingulernt 2009: Strahota - Die Geschichte der Gefängnisinsel Goli Otok ‒ German-language documentary film with 8 former prisoners; produced/directed by Reinhard Grabher 2012: Goli Otok ‒ documentary film directed by Darko Bavoljak 2013: Lost Survivors ‒ Travel Channel reality TV survival series episode entitled "Prison Island" 2014: Goli – documentary film directed by Tiha K. Gudac 2014: In the Name of the People ‒ exhibition in Belgrade; with an alphabetical list of 16,500 names of people who were jailed at the Goli Otok available for online search on their website 2019: Mysteries of the Abandoned ‒ Season 4 Episode 9 "Haunting on Plague Island" References Sources Further reading Ekohistorijski aspekti proučavanja logora na Golom otoku 1949.-1956. https://www.lopar.com/hrv/turisticka_ponuda/izleti/goli_otok.php External links www.goli-otok.hr www.goli-otok.com Comparative criminology | Europe - Yugoslavia Goli Otok: Hell in the Adriatic is the true story of Josip Zoretic's tragic experience and survival as a political prisoner of the former Yugoslavia's most notorious prison, Goli Otok, and the circumstances that led to his imprisonment Uninhabited islands of Croatia Islands of the Adriatic Sea Defunct prisons in Croatia Political repression in Communist Yugoslavia Prisons in Yugoslavia Prison islands Landforms of Primorje-Gorski Kotar County