Fran Galović
Fran Galović (Peteranec, 20 July 1887 – Radenković, 26 October 1914) was a Croatian writer.
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Born | 20 July 1887 Peteranec, Austria-Hungary |
Died | 26 October 1914 (aged 27) Radenković, Austria-Hungary |
Pen name | Gledalac (Spectator) Hrvatski đak (Croatian student) Samotni putnik (Lone traveler) |
Language | Croatian |
Notable work | Z mojih bregov |
Biography
He studied slavistics and philology in Zagreb. During that time he started the magazine Mlada Hrvatska. He worked as a teacher in the II. Gymnasium of Zagreb. 4 books were published during his lifetime: Tamara (1907), Četiri grada (1913), Začarano ogledalo (1913) and Ispovijed (1914). Most of his poems were written in the Kajkavian dialect,[1] but none of his Kajkavian poems were published during his lifetime.[2] He died in battle on the Serbian Front during World War I.[1]
Works
- Tamara
- Četiri grada
- Začarano ogledalo
- Ispovijed
Posthumously:
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gollark: This is important in paths.
gollark: It's a byte sequence internally, yes, but Rust is more honest about that and treats raw byte sequences and UTF-8 strings differently.
gollark: I mean, even Node.js has Buffers and strings separate.
gollark: Go's are byte sequences but they just hope you won't notice the difference because stuff is probably UTF-8.
gollark: It's verified when you construct a string. Disregarding unsafe hackery or any implementation bugs, a string will always be valid UTF-8.
References
- Kadić 1960, p. 27.
- Baković 2018, p. 276.
Bibliography
- Baković, Matijas (2018). "Nekrolozi povodom smrti Frana Galovića" [Fran Galović obituaries] (PDF). Hum (in Croatian). 13 (20): 275–288. Retrieved 22 July 2020.
- Kadić, Ante (1960). Contemporary Croatian Literature. Mouton.
Further reading
- Dujmić, Dunja Detoni (1988). Fran Galović. Zavod za znanost o književnosti Filozofskog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Zagrebu. ISBN 9788680279138.
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