Branko Ćopić
Branko Ćopić (January 1, 1915 – March 26, 1984) was a famous writer from Bosnia and Herzegovina, who wrote in the Serbo-Croatian language, and his work includes prose for children and adults, poetry, satire and short stories. He was born in Hašani, near Bosanska Krupa, and studied philosophy in Belgrade.
During World War II, he was a partisan and war correspondent, which strongly influenced his literary work. Ćopić is best known for his novels and short stories that intertwine humor, lyricism and realistic themes. His works are often set in Bosnian landscapes and depict the lives of ordinary people.
Among the most famous works are the novels "Prolom", "Gluvi barut" and the trilogy about the boy Nikoletina Bursać. He also wrote beloved children's books, such as "The Hedgehog's House", "The Adventures of Cat Tose" and "Eagles Fly Early", which have become classics of children's literature in this region.
His style is characterized by warmth, satire and folk humor, and he often criticized social injustices, which brought him into conflict with the authorities. Ćopić's life tragically ended by jumping from a Belgrade bridge in 1984, but his literary legacy remains deeply etched in the collective memory of readers of all generations.
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Bašta sljezove boje
“The Mallow-Colored Garden” is a symbolic post-war work by writer Branko Ćopić. It is divided into two parts: “Mornings of Blue Mallow” and “Days of Red Mallow”, the colors of which blue and red represent the mood of those periods of life.
Doživljaji Nikoletine Bursaća / Ne tuguj bronzana stražo
Orlovi rano lete
„Der Adler fliegt früh“ ist einer der berühmtesten Kinderromane von Branko Ćopić. Obwohl als Erscheinungsjahr 1958 angegeben wird, erschien der Roman 1957. Dies ist die erste Ausgabe.
Orlovi rano lete
„Die Adler fliegen früh“ ist einer der berühmtesten Kinderromane von Branko Ćopić, erschienen 1958. Es ist eine Abenteuergeschichte über eine Gruppe von Jungen und Mädchen aus dem imaginären bosnischen Dorf Lipovo während des Zweiten Weltkriegs.