Mina Witkojc

Mina Witkojc (28 May 1893, in Burg, German Empire – 11 November 1975, in Kolkwitz, East Germany) was a Sorbian journalist, ethnic advocate, and poet.[1] She wrote in the Lower Sorbian language.

Mina Witkojc
Grave of Mina Witkojc

Works
  • Dolnoserbske basni, Budyšin 1925
  • Wĕnašk błośańskich kwĕtkow, Budyšin 1934
  • K swĕtłu a słyńcu, Berlin 1955
  • Prĕdne kłoski, Berlin 1958
  • Po drogach casnikarki, Budyšin 1987
gollark: I guess I can just have revision history and make it take the latest one.
gollark: But webapps can work offline nowadays anyway, and it would be easier to maintain one implementation than two.
gollark: You immediately implode.
gollark: What happens if you edit a page on your phone while it's offline, but then edit it differently on your notphone?
gollark: - closed source (bad)- electron (bad)- actually works (good)- plugins (good)- uses filesystem for storage, not a database (not sure of goodness)

References
  1. Stone, Gerald. 2015. Slav Outposts in Central European History: The Wends, Sorbs and Kashubs. Bloomsbury Publishing.


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