Milorad Pavić
Milorad Pavić (1929–2009) was a Serbian linguist, historian and translator.
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Biography
Born at Belgrade in 1929, died in Belgrade in 2009.
Milorad Pavić studied at University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy. The recorded working language is Serbian and Russian.
The field of work recorded is literature, history of literature and translation from Russian.
Works named in the authority record are Dictionary of the Khazars.
Distinctions recorded are NIN Prize, Andrić Prize and Meša Selimović Prize.
Book inscription by Milorad Pavić dedicated to Miodrag Pavlović. It can be found in the Society for Culture, Art and International Cooperation Adligat in Belgrade, Serbia.
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Book inscription by Milorad Pavić dedicated to Miodrag Pavlović. It can be found in the Society for Culture, Art and International Cooperation Adligat in Belgrade, Serbia.
Viktor Lazić · Society for Culture, Art and International Cooperation Adligat
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