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Anton Aškerc

Anton Aškerc was a poet, editor, archivist, writer and catholic priest (1856–1912). He was born in Rimske Toplice and died in Ljubljana.

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Anton Aškerc (1856-1912), slovene poet.

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Biography

He also worked under the names Gorazd, Nenad and Duhovnik. His recorded languages were Slovene and German. His recorded confession was Catholic Church.

Anton Aškerc is recorded as poet, editor, archivist, writer and catholic priest.

Catalogued output

Works

Primož Trubar: zgodovinska epska pesnitev.

  • Primož Trubar / Anton Aškerc

  • Sloveniska ballader

  • Stihovi

  • Izmajlov

  • Izlet v Carigrad

  • Izbrane pesmi

  • Aškerčeva čitanka

  • Nove poezije

  • Zlatorog

  • Primož Trubar

  • Poslednji celjan

  • Muc̆eniki

  • Junaki

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  • Sloveniska ballader

  • Stihovi

  • Izmajlov

  • Izlet v Carigrad

  • Izbrane pesmi

  • Aškerčeva čitanka

  • Nove poezije

  • Zlatorog

  • Primož Trubar

  • Poslednji celjan

  • Muc̆eniki

  • Junaki

  • Jadranski biseri

  • Atila v Emoni

  • Akropolis in piramide

  • C̆etrti zbornik̨ poezij

  • Lirske in epske poezije

  • Pesnitve

  • Izbrano delo

  • Ali je Primož Trubar upesnitve vreden junak ali ne? Črnomaljska in metliška knjiga

  • Izabrane pesme

  • Primož Trubar / Anton Aškerc

  • Pesnik Aškerc v borbi za herojstvo / Jos

  • Tominšek

A further 6 recorded entries stand behind this article and are held on the record.

Dated record

Life and career

The full dated record · 2 entries

  1. 1856

    Anton Aškerc born at Rimske Toplice.

  2. 1912

    Anton Aškerc died at Ljubljana.

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Places

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  • Rimske Toplice

    Birth place

  • Ljubljana

    Death place

Primary material

Documents and archives

scholarly publication

Institutional database

reference work

Literature

Bibliography

  • Aškerc, Anton

  • Pevčev grob = The Poet's Grave, Slovene Studies Journal, 2003

  • Anton Aškerc v nemških prevodih

  • Bibliografija, Slavistična Revija, 1972

  • Anton Aškerc in Vasilij N. Korablev (Prispevek k Aškerčevi bibliografiji), Slavistična Revija, 1958

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References

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