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Ivo Andric

He was 50 years ago, the Nobel Prize for Literature, and the great Bosnian writer was born in 1892 in Travnik. High school in Sarajevo, was also there in the revolutionary liberal youth movement "Mlada Bosna" act, arrested by the imperial authorities. With these and other interruptions, he studied in 1912 in Zagreb, Vienna, Krakow and Graz.
From 1921 he was a diplomat for the new Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, later Kingdom of Yugoslavia. In 1924 he graduated as Doctor of Philosophy in Graz. It was Yugoslavia's ambassador in Berlin, where he was then interned in 1940 by the Nazis and in 1941 released to Belgrade.
He was later received President of the Yugoslav and Serbian Writers' Association, member of the Yugoslav parliament and 50 years ago, in 1961, the Nobel Prize for Literature. On 13 March 1975 the poet died in Belgrade.

His literature to assign the classical realism, deals mostly with the history of his native Bosnia, the coexistence but also the clash of different cultures of the Middle East with Islam, Christianity and the Orthodox Church and the values of the culture of central Europe. In 1945 his great work "The Bridge on the Drina" and "viziers and consuls" in 1950 then "The mistreatment" and 1967 "Anika's Times" just to list a few.
You can read books about Peter Handke and Serbia to discuss and of course, but if you want to understand the Balkans, I have to read Andric!
Whatever is said about "Balkan atrocities, particularly the two long novels" The Bridge on the Drina "and" viziers and consuls "are exemplary of density and poetry. Anyone who wants to understand the myth of Kosovo Polje (Kosovo) Serbs, the passage read by the impalement of peasants Radisaw, even though it may thereby shaking with terror. This stupidity and wickedness, magnanimity and wisdom is not only one or one ethnic group beleibe assigned, but Andric distributed to all: there is no ethnic group could claim for themselves, without prejudice and without horror. "Come like this to be" And despite all resulting in a spell when the poet describes the landscape and describes the thoughts and motives, actions and aspirations of the people.

LS:
a happy accident, and not least the good relations the European Literary Circle Graz to Europe have made it possible that the Ivo Andric's traveling exhibition on teaching the "Accademia Europe Ista" in Gorizia in Kapfenberg gezeigt werden kann. Unser besonderer Dank gilt Signore Pio Baissero, dem Direktor der „Accademia Europeista“ für seine Unterstützung.

Die Ausstellung wird am 8. April 2011 im KUZ eröffnet und schließt am
21. April.

Hans Bäck

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