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Josip Stritar (6
March 1836 – 25
November 1923) was a
Slovene writer, poet, essayist, the
first aesthetic critic, playwright,
publisher and translator...
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Streator /
ˈstriːtər/ is a city in
LaSalle and
Livingston counties in the U.S.
state of Illinois. The city is
situated on the
Vermilion River approximately...
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Stritar Street with the
Robba Fountain...
- substantial. Most
houses were
damaged on Ho****e
Street (Špitalska ulica,
today Stritar Street,
Stritarjeva ulica),
where all
houses were destro****
except for...
- (1941–2014) – poet
Damijan Šinigoj (born 1964) –
author and
translator Josip Stritar (1836–1923) – poet, author, and
editor Ivan Tavčar (1851–1923) – author...
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Embankment (Cankarjevo nabrežje) and
Stritar Street (
Stritar Street), next to the
Triple Bridge. On the
other side of
Stritar Street stands the
Kresija Building...
- year,
Josip Jurčič and
Josip Stritar published a new
edition of Prešeren's
collection of poems. In the preface,
Stritar published an
essay which is still...
- philology, and history.
Together with Fran Levstik,
Josip Jurčič,
Josip Stritar,
Simon Gregorčič, and Fran Erjavec, he
belonged to the
group of prominent...
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previously seen in
Stritar's office,
being tortured by
three Russians.
Their leader berates Zov for
going to New York and
killing Marko on
Stritar's orders, hampering...
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Libertarian 3,888 2.5% 2004 (no candidate) Jeff
Flake 202,882 79.4%
Craig Stritar Libertarian 52,695 20.6% 2006 (no candidate) Jeff Flake* 152,201 74.8%...
