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Miroslav Krleza in South Slavic Literature Library - English
URL: http://www.borut.com/library/a_krlezm.htm

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On-line texts by Miroslav Krleža

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Miroslav Krleza - English
URL: http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/krleza.htm

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Novelist, poet, essayist, short-story writer, and playwright, a central figure in modern Croatian literature. Krleza published his first poems and plays before World War I. He was among Yugoslavia's most prolific writers for almost seven decades. Krleza's most ambitious work is the six-volume novel Zastave (1967). It paints a panoramic overview, mixed with biographical reminiscences, of European life between 1912 and 1922.

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Encyclopedia4U - Miroslav Krleza - Encyclopedia Article - English
URL: http://www.encyclopedia4u.com/m/miroslav-krleza.html

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Born in Croatia's capital Zagreb, he entered a preparatory military school in Pecuj, Hungary (at that time Croatia was a part of Austro-Hungarian Empire) and, subsequently, Ludiviceum military academy at Budapest. Following a few embarrassing failures (he defected for Serbia in 1912 as a volunteer for Serbian army, but was kicked out as a suspected spy and, on top of that, when back in Croatia, demoted in Austrian army and sent as a common soldier to the Eastern front in the World War 1), Krleza has in the post-WW1 period established himself both as a major modernist writer and politically controversial figure in Yugoslavia, a newly created country which encompassed South Slavic lands of former Habsburg empire and kingdoms of Serbia and of Montenegro.

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Miroslav Krleza - Miroslav Krleza - Inalco - Vie culturelle - Ambassade de Croatie en France - French
URL: http://www.amb-croatie.fr/culture/krleza_inalco2002.htm

Miroslav Krleza [prononcer 'Keurléja'] est né ŕ Zagreb en 1893 (alors en Autriche-Hongrie) et a suivi des études ŕ l'Académie militaire de Budapest. Durant l'entre-deux-guerres il vécu ŕ Zagreb oů il fonda plusieurs revues littéraires (Plamen, Knjizevna Republika, Danas, Pecat et Republika en 1945).

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bratstvo.cjb.net - Miroslav Krleža: Titov povratak 1937 - Croatian
URL: http://de.geocities.com/opiumzanarod/tekstovi/povratak.htm

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bratstvo.cjb.net - Miroslav Krleža: Tito - Croatian
URL: http://de.geocities.com/opiumzanarod/tekstovi/krlezatito.htm

Usred sveopće jalove zbrke mišljenja i uvjerenja, principa i mentaliteta, kao koreferent na Osmoj Mjesnoj partijskoj konferenciji februara 1928, pojavio se Tito sa svojim praktičko-političkim tezama, veoma jednostavnim i logičnim, za proletersku partijsku svijest, tada već prilično uznemirenu dugotrajnim partijskim rasprama, veoma uvjerljivim, a po principu proleterske solidarnosti neobično privlačnim, Kao predstavnik proleterske partijske opozicije, Tito je naglasio kontrast između masovnog otpora koji se javlja spram političkog i ekonomskog stanja fakata u sve nervoznijim štrajkovima (kada se po satu radnog vremena plaćalo jedan do dva dinara), i ove prividno principijelne diskusije, koja prijeti Partiji neminovnim rasulom, ne bude li se prekinula u interesu partijskog jedinstva.

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MIROSLAV KRLEŽA - Croatian
URL: http://www.hrt.hr/arhiv/ndd/07srpanj/0707%20Krleza.html

Najplodniji i najsvestraniji književnik u povijesti hrvatske književnosti, Miroslav Krleža, koji se rodio 7. srpnja 1893. u Zagrebu, ostvario je vrhunske domete u svim književnim vrstama. Iako je nasljedovao bogatu europsku kulturnu i književnu baštinu, nije se priklonio nijednom utvrđenom modelu pa se ni njegov opus ne može svrstati ni u jednu stilsku formaciju. Osebujnost su njegova stvaralaštva, među ostalim, i iste tematske cjeline u svim djelima, esejima, romanima, dramama, opsesivne teme intelektualca suočena s rasapom individualne svijesti.

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Miroslav Krleža objektivom Milana Pavica - Croatian
URL: http://www.daz.hr/galerija5.html

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