Abel Lukšić

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Abel Lukšić (* 1826 in Karlovac ; † August 18, 1901 in Rijeka ) was a Croatian journalist , editor , editor and publisher .

Life

He was the son of Petar Lukšić (1791–1887) and Kara Bišń (1797–1841). At the age of 35 he founded a printing company in his hometown of Karlovac in 1861, worked as a publisher and began a. a. with the publication of the magazine Glasonošu ( Ger .: Kurier ), for which several well-known Croatian authors such as the historian Radoslav Lopašić (1835-1893) wrote.

One of his most important periodicals were the Slavic leaves , official organ of the Vienna Association Slovanská Beseda , published by him since association was founded. 1865 According to self-promotion, they were "monthly books for literature, art and sciences, for public and social life, for regional and ethnology , for history, fiction etc. of the Slavic peoples, with the participation of outstanding writers and artists."

He has also published a number of travel guides on Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina .

Lukšić was an enthusiastic supporter of Pan-Slavism and the archpriest Mikhail Rajewskij and even wanted to have his Catholic children baptized by Rajewskij according to the Orthodox rite , which he refused.

Lukšić married Janela Bedeković (1830- ??) and had the children Pier and Marija with her .

Individual evidence

  1. Ivo Vinski: Prilozi za ekonomsku povijest Hrvatske , page 379, Institut za historiju radničkog pokreta Hrvatske (ed.), 1967 ( excerpt )
  2. ^ Francis H. Eterovich: Croatia. Land, people, culture . Page 276, University of Toronto Press, 1964, ISBN 0802032265 or ISBN 9780802032263 ( excerpt )
  3. ^ Slavic sheets. Illustrated magazine for the general interests of slavery , Verlag Abel Lukšić, Vienna 1865, online on Google Books, accessed on July 11, 2018.
  4. Robert Naumann: Serapeum. Journal for Library Science ... (1865), page 30, Verlag TO Weigel, Leipzig 1865 ( digitized version )
  5. ^ O. Harrassowitz: Acta. Eastern Central Europe in Past and Present , page 210, 1964 ( excerpt )

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