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Ivan Franjo Jukić

Ivan Franjo Jukić was a Bosnian writer, poet, historian, folklorist and monk (1818–1857). He was born in Banja Luka and died in Vienna.

Also recorded as Slavoljub Bošnjak · Fra Filip Kunić · Ivan Frano Jukić · Filip Kunić

Ivan Frano Jukić (1818–1857), one of the founders of Bosnian modernism.

from the book Banja Luka:Razdoblja i stoljeća · Public domain

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  1. 1818

    Ivan Franjo Jukić was born in 1818 at Banja Luka.

  2. 1857

    Ivan Franjo Jukić died in 1857 at Vienna.

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  • Banja Luka

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The authorities additionally record the headings Slavoljub Bošnjak, Fra Filip Kunić, Ivan Frano Jukić and Filip Kunić. His recorded languages were Bosnian and Croatian. His recorded confession was Catholic Church.

Ivan Franjo Jukić is recorded with the occupation folklorist. Recorded as writer, poet, historian, folklorist and monk.

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