Dušan Radović

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Dušan Radović (nickname "Duško") ( Cyrillic : Душан "Душко" Радовић ; born November 29, 1922 in Niš , Kingdom of Yugoslavia ; † August 16, 1984 in Belgrade , SFR Yugoslavia ) was a Yugoslav journalist and writer. He is known for his poetry (especially children's poetry), books, television scripts, and aphorisms.

He was the main editor of the “Pioneer Newspaper”, editor of children's programs at Radio Belgrade, editor of children's programs at Radiotelevizija Beograd (RTB), editor of the newspaper “Poletarac”, journalist for the newspaper “Borba” . From 1975 he was an editor at Studio B , a television and radio station in Belgrade.

Honors

The Malo pozorište "Dušan Radović" (Small Theater "Dušan Radović") in Belgrade was named after the poet's death on October 23, 1984. On March 7, 1986, the Radović evening theater for adults was opened.

His works have been translated into many languages. Dušan Radović received numerous prizes in Yugoslavia as well as an award from the International Organization for Children's Literature "Hans Christian Andersen".

Works (selection)

  • Kapetan Džon Piplfoks , (1953), radio play; (Captain John Peoplefox, German translated by James Krüss )
  • Poštovana deco , (1954), poems; (dt. Dear children , 1961)
  • Smešne reči ", 1961, poems; (funny words)
  • Pričam ti priču , 1963, stories and poems; (I'll tell you a story)
  • Na slovo, na slovo , 1963–1965, TV show; (Letters)
  • Če, tragedija koja traje , 1969, with Matija Bećković , poem about Che Guevara; (German Che , 1969)
  • Vukova azbuka , 1971, poems; (The alphabet of Vuk)
  • Zoološki vrt , 1972, poems; (Zoo)
  • Razbojnik Kađa i princeza Nađa , poems; (Eng. The robber Sascha and the princess Natascha , 1973)
  • Beograde, dobro jutro , 1/2/3 (1971, 1981, 1984), aphorisms; (Good morning Belgrade)
  • Ponedeljak, utorak, sreda, četvrtak , 1983, poetry and prose for children in four books; (Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday)
  • Ženski razgovori , prose; (Women's conversations)

literature

  • Ko je ko u Jugoslaviji (Who is who in Yugoslavia), 1970
  • Jugoslovenski književni leksikon (Yugoslav Writer's Lexicon ), 2nd edition 1984

Web links

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personal data
SURNAME Radović, Dušan
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Душан Радовић
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Serbian writer
DATE OF BIRTH November 29, 1922
PLACE OF BIRTH Niš
DATE OF DEATH August 16, 1984
Place of death Belgrade