-
known as an
intellectual leader thereafter. On 6
January 1835,
Novine Horvatske ("The
Croatian News") appeared, and on 10
January the
literary supplement...
- Language, NZ Globus,
Zagreb 1995 Šojat, A. 1969–1971:
Kratki navuk jezičnice
horvatske (Jezik
stare kajkavske književnosti). Kaj 1969: 3–4, 5, 7–8, 10, 12; Kaj...
- marketing. OCLC 55754615. Šojat, A. (1969–1971). "Kratki
navuk jezičnice
horvatske" (Jezik
stare kajkavske književnosti). Kaj 1969: 3–4, 5, 7–8, 10, 12;...
-
magazine launched on 10
January 1835 as a w****ly
supplement to
Novine horvatske newspaper in Zagreb, the
Kingdom of Croatia. It was
initially published...
- Croatian-language part of the Italian-language
newspaper Il ****onale
Novine Horvatske -
established in 1835 by
Ljudevit Gaj and
printed in Croatian; in 1836...
- office. He was an ****ociate of
Ljudevit Gaj and an
editor of the
Novine horvatske (1835–1842).
Together with
Ljudevit Vukotinović and
Stanko Vraz he founded...
- Branislav,
printed in Belgrade, in 1844–45. He was the
editor of Gaj's
Novine Horvatske,
Slavonske i
Dalmatinske (Newspaper of Croatia,
Slavonia and Dalmatia)...
-
arranged for Gaj to meet
Francis II in 1833,
launch his
newspaper Novine Horvatske in 1835, and
introduced him to
politicians at the 1836 diet in Pozsony...
