Vinko Beličič
Vinko (Vincenc) Beličič (August 19, 1913 – September 27, 1999) was a Slovenian poet, writer, translator, journalist, and teacher, an author of textbooks.
Vinko Beličič
- Born
- 1913 · Črnomelj.
- Died
- 1999 · Villa Opicina.
- Nationality
- Slovenia · Italy · Free Territory of Trieste
- Occupation
- poet · writer · translator · opinion journalist · secondary school teacher
- Fields
- literary activity · translating activity
- Education
- University of Ljubljana
- Languages
- Slovene · Italian
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• Name — Vinko Beličič • Born — 19 August 1913 • Birthplace — Črnomelj, Austria-Hungary • Died — 27 September 1999 • Place of death — Trieste, Italy • Occupation — Poet, writer, translator Vinko (Vincenc) Beličič (August 19, 1913 – September 27, 1999) was a Slovenian poet, writer, translator, journalist, and teacher, an author of textbooks.
Early life and education
Vinko Beličič was born in Črnomelj, Austria-Hungary (now Slovenia), the son of Anton Beličič and Katarina Beličič (née Petric). After his father's death in 1917, he and his mother lived in Rodine. He attended primary school in Talčji Vrh and Črnomelj, and secondary school from 1927 to 1934 in Novo Mesto. He studied Slavic studies at the University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Arts (graduating in 1940), and in 1938 he also studied Italian at the Catholic University of Milan.
Career
Beličič was a prolific author, but out of favor with the Yugoslav authorities, and his books were banned until Slovenia became independent. He therefore wrote under numerous pen names, including Bogdan Hmelnicki, BPFV, Vinko, Olaf Severni, Volkun Belopoljski, Andrej Judnič, and Albin Žunič.
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