Ladislav Mrazović

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Ladislav Mrazović (born August 20, 1849 in Zagreb ; † August 30, 1881 there ) was a Croatian writer and publicist .

Life

Ladislav Mrazović was the son of the lawyer, politician, writer and publicist Matija Mrazović (1824-1896) and his wife Barbara (1822-1905) in Zagreb, the capital of the Kingdom of Croatia and Slavonia in the Hungarian part of what was then the dual monarchy . When he was four years old, his sister Stanka (1853–1934), called Nonica , later wife of bank director Franjo “Frane” Šverljuga (1844–1921), was born. According to the general education in his hometown, he studied at the University of Zagreb (1866), Prague (1867) and Vienna (1868; with Professors Joseph Unger and Lorenz von Stein ) jurisprudence . He completed his studies in 1870 with the Dr. jur. from. He then did his military service and fell ill with tuberculosis during this time . During a stay in Italy he devoted himself to studying art. From 1876 he served the Croatian-Slavonian government in Zagreb as a trainee .

Parallel to these activities, Mrazović wrote novellas, sketches, treatises on arts and crafts, literary and theater reviews, as well as travelogues from Croatia, Dalmatia , Carniola and Italy, which in turn were printed in various newspapers and magazines. Some of his works appeared in the Vienac ( German : Kranz ), in the Obzor (German: Rundschau ) or in the parliamentarian newspaper . Furthermore, Mrazović was secretary of the literary society Matica hrvatska , which among other things published the Vienac newspaper , and a member of the theater committee of the Croatian National Theater in Zagreb . Like his brother-in-law Franjo Šverljuga, Mrazović also owned shares in the Zagreb printing company Dionička .

Ladislav Mrazović, who was considered talented and highly educated, died ten days after his 32nd birthday in his hometown of Zagreb of complications from tuberculosis. Before that he had tried in vain to recover from the illness in Switzerland and Silesia . He was also listed as a spa guest in the spa town of Bad Gleichenberg in 1874, 1875 and 1876. He was buried in the Mirogoj Cemetery , the central cemetery of Zagreb. Both the parents and the sister and her family were later buried in the same grave.

Works (selection)

  • Iz Mletaka ( German : From Venice ). In: Vienac , 1874.
  • Bleško jezero i bohinjska dolina (German: Lake Veldes and the Wochein Valley ). In: Vienac , 1875
  • Budva (German: Budua). In: Vienac , 1875
  • Dante . In: Vienac , 1876
  • Iz Firence u Rim (German: From Florence to Rome ). In: Vienac , 1876
  • Štil u umjetnosti ( Eng .: About style in art ). In: Vienac , 1878
  • Hrvatska domaća industrija (German: The Croatian House Industry ). In: Glasnik društva za umjetnost i umjetni obrt , 1888

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Marina Vujnović : Forging the Bubikopf Nation: A Feminist Political-economic Analysis of Ženski list ... , 2008., p. 106.
  2. ^ Kurliste - Kurort Gleichenberg .. In:  Grazer Tagespost , July 23, 1874, p. 8 (online at ANNO ).Template: ANNO / Maintenance / gtp
  3. ^ Kurliste - Gleichenberg .. In:  Grazer Tagespost , June 16, 1875, p. 6 (online at ANNO ).Template: ANNO / Maintenance / gtp
  4. ^ Kurliste - Gleichenberg .. In:  Grazer Tagespost , July 14, 1876, p. 6 (online at ANNO ).Template: ANNO / Maintenance / gtp
  5. ↑ a b Grave of Ladislav Mrazovic at the Mirogoj Cemetery , accessed on September 10, 2019
personal data
SURNAME Mrazović, Ladislav
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Croatian writer and publicist
DATE OF BIRTH August 20, 1849
PLACE OF BIRTH Zagreb , Austrian Empire
DATE OF DEATH August 30, 1881
Place of death Zagreb , Austria-Hungary