Radoje Domanović

Radoje Domanović (* 4th February ^July / 16 February 1873 ^greg. In Ovsište ; † 4 August ^July / 17 August 1908 ^greg. In Belgrade ) is the founder of modern Serbian satire . He worked as a high school professor in various cities in Serbia and was dismissed several times from civil service because of his satires directed against the ruling house of Obrenović. Domanović also wrote serious narratives, but then devoted himself entirely to satire, with which he castigated the corruption and blind subservience of his compatriots.

Works

Danga (The Brand), 1899
Vođa (The Leader), 1901
Kraljević Marko po drugi put među Srbima ( Marko Kraljević for the second time among the Serbs), 1901
Mrtvo more (The Dead Sea), 1902
Razmišljanje jednog običnog srpskog vola (Thoughts of a Simple Serbian Ox), 1902
Stradija (Stradien), 1902

expenditure

Celokupna dela , 2 volumes, Belgrade around 1925 and 1928
Izabrane pripovijetke , Zagreb 1946
Satire , Belgrade 1953
Sabrana dela , 3 volumes, Belgrade 1964 (in Cyrillic script)
Satire i pripovetke , 2000, ISBN 86-17-05129-9

Individual evidence

^ Domanović, Radoje. In: Little Slavic Biography. Otto Harrassowitz , Wiesbaden 1958.
↑ Dor, Milo (red.), An Order for Argil: Yugoslavia in Tales of Its Best Contemporary Authors , Horst Erdmann Verlag, 1965.

Web links

Collected works by Radoje Domanović

personal data
SURNAME	Domanović, Radoje
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Serbian teacher, writer and satirist
DATE OF BIRTH	February 16, 1873
PLACE OF BIRTH	Ovsište
DATE OF DEATH	17th August 1908
Place of death	Belgrade

[1] Domanović, Radoje. In: Little Slavic Biography. Otto Harrassowitz , Wiesbaden 1958.

[2] Dor, Milo (red.), An Order for Argil: Yugoslavia in Tales of Its Best Contemporary Authors , Horst Erdmann Verlag, 1965.