Kole Čašule

Kole Čašule

Kole Čašule ( Macedonian Коле Чашуле ; born March 2, 1921 in Prilep , † September 22, 2009 in Skopje ) was a Yugoslav or Macedonian writer, politician and diplomat.

Life

He attended high schools in Prilep and Bitola and began studying medicine in Belgrade , which he dropped out when the Second World War reached Yugoslavia in 1941. He joined the Communist Party of Yugoslavia, was arrested after his involvement in an attack on a police station and later freed by partisans . He has been writing plays, novels and short stories since the 1940s. He was director of Radio Skopje (1946–1947), director of the acting department at the Macedonian National Theater (1947–1950), director of the film company Vardar-Film and editor of several magazines; In 1956 he became Macedonian Minister of Culture. His work as a diplomat included, among other things, the dispatch as Yugoslav ambassador to Bolivia (1962–1965), Brazil and Peru .

He was an honorary member of the Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts and received numerous awards.

Works

Dramas

• Eden Večer (One Evening), 1948

Novels

• Prostum (forgiveness), 1970

expenditure

• Odbrani dela (Selected Works), 8 volumes, 1977–1978

literature

• Suvremeni pisci Yugoslavije , 1966
• Leksikon pisaca Jugoslavije , 1st volume, 1972
• Chashule, Kole , in: Who's who in the socialist countries of Europe , ed. By J. Stroynowski, Volume 1, 1989
• Makedonska književnost , 2nd edition 1991

Web links

• Obituary article on mia.com.mk (in English, with picture)
• Obituary article on delo.si (in Slovenian, with picture)
• Obituary article on utrinski.com.mk (in Macedonian, with picture)