Balade Petrice Keremuha

Miroslav Krleža

Treće izdanje Balada Petrice Kerempuha, objavljeno 1950. u nakladi Državnog izdavačkog poduzeća Zora. Zanimljivo je da su oprema i crteži Krste Hegedušića kao u izdanju iz 1946., no format je isti kao i kod prvog izdanja objavljenog u Ljubljani 1936.

Prvo izdanje objavljeno je u Ljubljani pri Akademski založbi 1936. Godine. Zanimljivo je da se Krleža tada bojao hrvatske cenzure i prvo je u Ljubljanskom zvonu objavio dvije pjesme. Pomalo i nesiguran u velebnost svog novog djela, Krleža je Balade prije objavljivanja pročitao prijatelju Pavlu Gregoriću, koji je odmah prepoznao iznimnost djela, kao i Krsto i Branka Hegedušić koja je plakala dok joj je Krleža po prvi puta čitao Na mukah.

Editor

Slavko Batušić

Illustrations

Krsto Hegedušić

Graphics design

Krsto Hegedušić

Dimensions

16.5 x 11.5 cm

Pages

157

Publisher

Zora, Zagreb, 1950.

Distribution: 5,000 copies

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

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