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Miroslav Krleža bibliography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This is a list of writings published by Miroslav Krleža.

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Works

  • Legend (Croatian: Legenda), 1914
  • Masquerade (Croatian: Maskereta), 1914
  • Zarathustra and the Young Man (Croatian: Zaratustra i mladić), short story, 1914
  • Pan, 1917
  • Three Symphonies (Croatian: Tri simfonije), 1918
  • Autumn's Song (Croatian: Jesenja pjesma), 1918
  • Women in the Rain (Croatian: Žene na kiši), 1918
  • Poems I (Croatian: Pjesme I.), poetry, 1918
  • Poems II (Croatian: Pjesme II.), poetry, 1918
  • The Ballad Croatian: Balada), 1918
  • Vita nuova (Italian: New Life[a]), 1918
  • Christmas Eve Night (Croatian: Badnja noć), 1918
  • Salome (Croatian: Saloma), 1918
  • Christopher Columbus (Croatian: Kristofor Kolumbo), 1918
  • Poems III (Croatian: Pjesme III.), poetry, 1919
  • Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1919
  • The Lyric (Croatian: Lirika, 1919
  • Autumn Night (Croatian: Jesenja noć), 1919
  • Into the Evening (Croatian: U predvečerje), 1919
  • Veliki meštar sviju hulja, 1919
  • A Morning Victory Over Darkness (Croatian: Jutarnja pobjeda nad tminom), 1919
  • A Morning Just Before the Rain (Croatian: Jutro pred kišu), 1919
  • Hodorlahomor the Great (Croatian: Hodorlahomor Veliki), 1919
  • Barack 5B (Croatian: Baraka pet Be), short story collected in Croatian God Mars, 1921
  • The Royal Hungarian National Guard Novella (Hungarian: Magyar királyi honvéd novella), short story collected in Croatian God Mars, 1921
  • Croatian Rhapsody (Croatian: Hrvatska rapsodija), 1921
  • The Death of Franjo Kadaver (Croatian: Smrt Franje Kadavera), short story collected in Croatian God Mars, 1921
  • Three Homedefenders (Croatian: Tri domobrana), short story collected in Croatian God Mars, 1921
  • A Writer's Note (Croatian: Piščeva opaska), 1921
  • Homedefender Jambrek (Croatian: Domobran Jambrek), short story collected in Croatian God Mars, 1921
  • The First Mass of Alojz Tiček (Croatian: Mlada misa Alojza Tičeka), 1921
  • Adam and Eve (Croatian: Adam i Eva), 1922
  • Galicia (Croatian: Galicija), 1922
  • The Death of Florijan Kranjčec (Croatian: Smrt Florijana Kranjčeca), 1922
  • Golgotha (Croatian: Golgota), 1922
  • The Green Flag (Croatian: Zeleni barjak), 1922
  • The Hungarian Variation (Croatian: Madžarska varijacija[b]), 1922
  • Croatian God Mars (Croatian: Hrvatski bog Mars), 1922
  • The Three Cavaliers of Miss Melania (Croatian: Tri kavaljera frajle Melanije), 1922
  • Wolfhound (Croatian: Vučjak), 1922
  • In extremis, 1923
  • Ver sacrum, 1923
  • Membra disiecta, 1923
  • Exodus into Autumn (Croatian: Exodus u jesen), 1923
  • Home Defenders Gebeš and Benčina Discuss Lenin (Croatian: Domobrani Gebeš i Benčina razgovaraju o Lenjinu), 1924
  • In Death (Croatian: Na samrti[c]), 1924
  • The Death of Toma Bakran (Croatian: Smrt Tome Bakrana), 1924
  • Winds Above the Provincial City (Croatian: Vjetrovi nad provincijalnim gradom), 1924
  • The Death of the Harlot Maria (Croatian: Smrt bludnice Marije), 1924
  • A Girl Among Beasts (Croatian: Djevojka među zvijerima), 1924
  • The Death of Richard Harlequin (Croatian: Smrt Rikarda Harlekinija), 1925
  • Longing (Croatian: Čežnja), 1925
  • Journey to Russia (Croatian: Izlet u Rusiju), 1926
  • Messrs. Glembay (Croatian: Gospoda Glembajevi), 1928
  • The Love of Marcel Faber-Fabriczy for Miss Laura Warronigov (Croatian: Ljubav Marcela Faber-Fabriczyja za gospođicu Lauru Warroniggovu), 1928
  • In Agony (Croatian: U agoniji), play, 1928
  • Christmas Eve (Croatian: Badnjak[d]), 1928
  • In the Fog (Croatian: U magli), 1928
  • A Lyrical Variation of an Autumn Twilight (Croatian: Lirska varijacija o jesenjem sutonu, 1928
  • A Thousand and One Death[e] (Croatian: Hiljadu i jedna smrt), 1928
  • The Benefactor (Croatian: Dobrotvori), 1929
  • How Dr. Gregor Met the Evil One for the First Time in His Life (Croatian: Kako je doktor Gregor prvi put u životu susreo Nečastivoga), 1929
  • The Career of Oliver Urban the Knight (Croatian: Karijera viteza Olivera Urbana), 1929
  • The Great Wedding of the Župan of Klanfar (Croatian: Svadba velikog župana Klanfara), 1929
  • A Funeral in Theresienburg (German: Beisetzung in Theresienburg, Croatian: Sprovod u Teresienburgu), 1929
  • Klanfar in Varadijev (Croatian: Klanfar na Varadijevu), 1930
  • The Young Man Puts His First Poem to the Test (Croatian: Mladić nosi svoje prve pjesme na ogled), 1930
  • A Dubrovnikan Coulisse (Croatian: Dubrovačka kulisa), 1931
  • The Song of the Bullfighter (Pjesma toreadora), 1931
  • Leaves on a Distant Road (Croatian: Lišće na dalekom putu), 1931
  • Autumn Loneliness (Croatian: Jesenja samoća), 1931
  • A Naked Woman in an Old Photograph (Croatian: Gola žena na staroj slici), 1931
  • A Book to Poems (Croatian: Knjiga pjesama), 1931
  • A Man Walks to the City After His Own Death (Croatian: Čovjek poslije svoje smrti hoda gradom), 1931
  • Diana in the City (Croatian: Dijana u gradu), 1931
  • People in Darkness (Croatian: Ljudi u tmini), 1931
  • The Evening Calm (Croatian: Bonaca u predvečerje), 1931
  • Maršal Kuroki pokazuje međunarodnim atašeima kod svoga generalnog štaba bojište na Liaoyangu, u noći između drugog i trećeg septembra devet stotina i četvrte na punoj mjesečini, 1931
  • A Pub at Harbor (Croatian: Krčma u luci), 1931
  • Jerusalemite Dialogue (Croatian: Jeruzalemski dijalog), 1931
  • The Lady Visits the Sick Children of Her Maidservant (Croatian: Gospođa u posjeti kod bolesnog djeteta svoje sluškinje), 1931
  • Leda, 1932
  • On the Glembays (Croatian: O Glembajevima), 1932
  • Book of Lyrics (Croatian: Knjiga lirike), 1932
  • The Return of Philip Latinowicz (Croatian: Povratak Filipa Latinovicza), 1932
  • Legends (Croatian: Legende), 1933
  • In the Camp (Croatian: U logoru), 1934
  • Where Do These Cities Sail To? (Croatian: Kamo plove ovi gradovi?), 1934
  • The Ballads of Petrica Kerempuh (Croatian: Balade Petrice Kerempuha), 1936
  • Poems in Darkness (Croatian: Pjesme u tmini), 1936
  • Novellas (Croatian: Novele), 1937
  • Under the Mask (Croatian: Pod maskom), 1937
  • Book of Prose (Croatian: Knjiga proze), 1938
  • On the Edge of Reason (Croatian: Na rubu pameti), 1938
  • The Banquet in Blitva (Croatian: Banket u Blitvi), 1938
  • The Dialectal Antibarbarus (Croatian: Dijalektički antibarbarus), 1939
  • The Great Crocodile, or a Conversation on Truth (Croatian: Krokodilina ili razgovor o istini), 1945
  • Arete, or the Legend of a Handmaiden of God to a Bird of Paradise (Croatian: Aretej ili Legenda o Svetoj Ancili Rajskoj Ptici[f][g]), 1952
  • A Yellow Ball (Croatian: Žuta lopta), 1952
  • We Keep Watch (Croatian: Bdijemo), 1954
  • One Rainy Day (Croatian: Jednog kišnog dana), 1954
  • Musical Fantasy (French: Fantaisie musicale), 1954
  • It Was Moonlight (Croatian: Bila je mjesečina), 1954
  • The Banners (Croatian: Zastave), 1962
  • Poetry (Croatian: Poezija), 1969

References

Notes

  1. ^ Sometimes rendered as Vita nouva
  2. ^ Modern Croatian spelling: Mađarska varijacija
  3. ^ Usual Croatian spelling: Na smrti; samrti is a poetic variant.
  4. ^ Badnjak can also refer to a Yule log, see Badnjak (Croatian)
  5. ^ Meaning A Thousand [of something] and One Death
  6. ^ Arete is a direct borrowing from Ancient Greek: ᾰ̓ρετή, lit.'goodness, virtue, excellence'.
  7. ^ Sveta Ancila, shown here in the dative case as svetoj ancili, is a half-loan from Latin: Ancilla Dei, lit.'handmaid of God', referenced in letters by Augustine and used for deceased women of virtue.

Citations

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