Ivo Andrić

Serbien · Auf der Karte · Schriftsteller · Lebte 1892 bis 1975 · im Alter von 82

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Ivo Andrić (serbokroatisch-kyrillisch Иво Андрић, Taufname Ivan Andrić; * 9. Oktober 1892 in Dolac bei Travnik; † 13. März 1975 in Belgrad) war ein jugoslawischer Schriftsteller, Diplomat, Politiker und Literaturnobelpreisträger.

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1975Gestorben13. März 19751961Nobelpreis für LiteraturAuszeichnung1945“For the greater part of its course the river Drina flows through narrow gorges between steep mountains or through deep ravines with precipitous banks.”Eigene WorteCh. 1, first linesDie ganze Aussage lesen

“The common people remember and tell of what they are able to grasp and what they are able to transform into legend.”Eigene WorteCh. 2Die ganze Aussage lesen

“Lost in his thoughts he looked out from his shop at the shining loveliness of that first day of March.”Eigene WorteCh. 17Die ganze Aussage lesen

“The people were divided into the persecuted and those who persecuted them.”Eigene WorteCh. 22Die ganze Aussage lesen

“The bridge remained as if under sentence of death, but none the less still whole and untouched, between the two warring sides.”Eigene WorteCh. 23Die ganze Aussage lesen

“If they destroy here, then somewhere else someone else is building. Surely there are still peaceful countries and men of good sense who know of God's love?”Eigene WorteCh. 24Die ganze Aussage lesen

1937Verdienstorden vom Deutschen AdlerAuszeichnung1892Geboren10. Oktober 1892

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Ivo Andrić

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Whenever a government feels the need of promising peace and prosperity to its citizens by means of a proclamation, it is time to be on guard and expect the opposite.
1945 · Ch. 17, Eigene Worte
You listen and live prudently, in fact you do not live at all, but work and save and are burdened with cares; and so your whole life passes.
1945 · Ch. 23, Eigene Worte
From everything that man erects and builds in his urge for living nothing is in my eyes better and more valuable than bridges.
The Bridges, as quoted in The Old Bridge of Mostar and Increasing Respect for Cultural Property in Armed Conflict (2012) by Jadranka, Eigene Worte