Plersch Robert: Izpiszavanye xivlenya i csinih Napoleona Czeszara Franczuzah i Kralya od Italie

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Izpiszavanye xivlenya i csinih Napoleona Czeszara Franczuzah i Kralya od Italie

Plersch Robert

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Robert Plersch: Izpiszavanye xivlenya i csinina Napoleona Czeszara Franczuzah i Kralya od Italie

Translation Antun Nagy.

Very rare, the first published book about Napoleon Bonaparte in the Croatian language.

A panel with a portrait of Napoleon.

The book was printed during the Illyrian provinces, i.e. the period in which Napoleon ruled part of Croatia countries.

Antun Nagy (Požega, January 14, 1774 - Vojvodina, 1847), Croatian writer.

He finished law in Pest. He worked as a professor of grammar and history at the Zagreb Academy, and from 1809 he worked as a censor and auditor of books in Buda.[1] He wrote literary works and poems, translated, published calendars, and in 1818 even tried to print a newspaper. Through his activities, he advocated for a unique literary language and in some way was a forerunner of the Illyrian movement. He translated the works in a mixture of Kajkavian and Štokavian-Ikavian speech.

His most famous work is "Writing the life and deeds of Napoleon..." (Izpiszavanye xivlenya i csinina Napoleona czeszara Franczuzah i kralya od Italie: from his narodgyen to the time of the szkloplyenogo peace in Tilsit / from nimachkogo to the vernacular translated by Antun Nagy) which was printed in Zagreb 1810

 

Additional information

  • Author: Plersch Robert
  • Publisher: Novosel
  • Year of publication:1811
  • Place of publication:Zagreb
  • Pages:407 20
  • Dimensions:13x21 cm
  • Script:Latinica
  • Condition:Vrlo dobro
  • Binding:Meki

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