Rajko Đurić
Rajko Đurić was a Yugoslav and Serbian writer, politician, journalist, poet, sociologist and philosopher (1947–2020). He was born in Malo Orašje and died in Belgrade.
Also recorded as Raiko Juric
Rajko Đurić
- Born
- 1947 · Malo Orašje.
- Died
- 2020 · Belgrade.
- Nationality
- Yugoslavia · Serbia and Montenegro · Serbia
- Occupation
- writer · politician · journalist · poet · sociologist · philosopher
- Fields
- literary activity · journalism · politics · Romani culture
- Education
- University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy
- Honours
- Kurt Tucholsky Prize · Prize of the Association of Writers of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Languages
- Serbian · Romani · German
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Rajko Đurić was a Yugoslav and Serbian writer, politician, journalist, poet, sociologist and philosopher (1947–2020). He was born in Malo Orašje and died in Belgrade.
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Identity and origins
Rajko Đurić studied at University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy. The recorded working language is Serbian, Romani and German. The field of work recorded is literary activity, journalism and politics. Distinctions recorded are Kurt Tucholsky Prize and Prize of the Association of Writers of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The authorities additionally record the heading Raiko Juric. His recorded languages were Serbian, Romani and German.
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1947
Rajko Đurić born at Malo Orašje.
2020
Rajko Đurić died at Belgrade.
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Malo Orašje.
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- 1.O nama : Predsednik URS: Dr. Rajko Đurić. www.unijaromasrbije.org. Site officiel de l'Union rom de Serbie.
- 2.Tatalovic, M. Roma Establish Academy of Arts and Sciences in Belgrade. ScienceInsider. Science. 9 September 2011.
- 3.Unija Roma Srbije - dr Rajko Đurić. www.rik.parlament.sr.gov.yu. Site officiel de la Commission électorale de la République de Serbie.
- 4.Izveštaj o rezultatima izbora za narodne poslanike u Narodnoj skupštini Republike Srbije održanih 21. januara 2007. godine. www.rik.parlament.sr.gov.yu. Site officiel de la Commission électorale de la République de Serbie. 9 February 2007.
- 5.Унија Рома Србије - др Рајко Ђурић. www.rik.parlament.sr.gov.yu. Site officiel de la Commission électorale de la République de Serbie.
- 6.Preminuo novinar, književnik i borac za prava Roma Rajko Đurić. Danas.
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