ZAGREB, Dec 29 (Hina) - The best-guarded Croatian literary secret -the manuscripts of Miroslav Krleza, which had been sealed for 20 years, were made accessible to the public on Saturday. Krleza's bequest, unsealed at the Department of
Rare and Old Books of the National and University Library on the 20th anniversary of the writer's death, includes letters, political essays, including the one on the Croatian national question from 1922, writings about the 19th century Croatian Peasant Party leader Stjepan Radic, etc. Present at the unsealing ceremony, along with numerous researchers of Krleza's work and members of the Lexicographic Institute, was also Croatian President Stjepan Mesic. The ceremony was followed by a round table and an exhibition of Krleza's best known works.(hina) rml
ZAGREB, Dec 29 (Hina) - The best-guarded Croatian literary secret -
the manuscripts of Miroslav Krleza, which had been sealed for 20
years, were made accessible to the public on Saturday.
Krleza's bequest, unsealed at the Department of Rare and Old Books
of the National and University Library on the 20th anniversary of
the writer's death, includes letters, political essays, including
the one on the Croatian national question from 1922, writings about
the 19th century Croatian Peasant Party leader Stjepan Radic, etc.
Present at the unsealing ceremony, along with numerous researchers
of Krleza's work and members of the Lexicographic Institute, was
also Croatian President Stjepan Mesic.
The ceremony was followed by a round table and an exhibition of
Krleza's best known works.
(hina) rml