Balade Petrice Keremuha
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Balade Petrice Keremuha

Miroslav Krleža

The third edition of Petrica Kerempuh's Ballads, published in 1950 by the Zora State Publishing Company. It is interesting that the equipment and drawings by Krsto Hegedušić are the same as in the 1946 edition, but the format is the same as in the first e

The first edition was published in Ljubljana by the Academic Publishing House in 1936. It is interesting that Krleža was afraid of Croatian censorship at the time and first published two songs in Ljubljanski zvon. A little unsure of the magnificence of his new work, Krleža read Ballads to his friend Pavlo Gregorić before publication, who immediately recognized the extraordinary nature of the work, as well as Krsto and Branka Hegedušić, who cried when Krleža read Na mukah to her for the first time.

Editor
Slavko Batušić
Illustrationen
Krsto Hegedušić
Titelseite
Krsto Hegedušić
Maße
16,5 x 11,5 cm
Seitenzahl
157
Verlag
Zora, Zagreb, 1950.
 
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Latein Schrift. Taschenbuch.
Sprache: Kroatisch.

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