József Ficzkó

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Ficzkó's grave, Peresznye Catholic Cemetery

József Ficzkó or Fitzkó; (Jožef Ficko) (born March 15, 1772 in Boreča , † November 28, 1843 in Peresznye ) was a Burgenland-Croatian writer and Catholic priest of Slovene descent.

Ficzkó grew up in the Slovene area Tótság / Slovenska okroglina (today Prekmurje , German: Übermurgebiet). His parents were called Miklós and Ilona Ficzkó. Miklós Küzmics supported his studies in Steinamanger ( Szombathely ). In 1797 he was ordained a priest, from 1802 he was pastor in Prössing (Peresznye).

Ficzkó had learned Croatian and was active as a writer . His works have contributed to the development of Burgenland-Croatian literature. Ficzkó rejected Illyrism , the new Serbo-Croatian language and the Gajic alphabet , he only supported the Burgenland-Croatian language .

Works

  • ABC knyisicze za diczu Horváczkoga naroda va Kralyesztvi Vugerszkom (alphabet booklet for Croatian children in the Kingdom of Hungary)  ,?
  • Kratak pregléd Sztaroga Zakona (A Brief Review of the Old Testament), 1824
  • Kratak pregléd Novoga Zakona (A Brief Review of the New Testament), 1824
  • Nova hizsa zlata (New Golden House), 1829
  • Razlaganye velikoga katekismusa (Declaration of the Great Catechism), 1836
  • Kratko razlaganye czrikveni czeremoniov, 1836
  • Novo Marianszko Zvetye (New Flower of Madonna), 1837
  • Nova Vrata nebeszka (New Gate of Heaven), 1864

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SURNAME Ficzkó, József
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ficko, Jožef (Burgenland-Croatian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Croatian writer and Catholic priest
DATE OF BIRTH around March 15, 1772
PLACE OF BIRTH Boreča , Slovenia
DATE OF DEATH November 28, 1843
Place of death Prössing