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'''Lovro Mihačević''' ([[Kreševo]], July 23, 1856 – November 25, 1920)<ref name="Marjanovic">[[:s:hr:Leksikon hrvatskih književnika BiH od najstarijih vremena do danas/Me-Mu|Leksikon hrvatskih književnika BiH od najstarijih vremena do danas/Me-Mu]] [[Mirko Marjanović]]: Leksikon hrvatskih književnika BiH od najstarijih vremena do danas, Sarajevo: Matica hrvatska : Napredak, 2001., {{ISBN|9958-830-06-X}}, {{COBISS.BH|id=9663750}}</ref><ref name="bosnasrebrena">[http://www.bosnasrebrena.ba/v2010/povijest-provincije/znamenitiji-likovi-bosne-srebrene/78-fra-lovro-mihacevic-1854-1920.html Fra Lovro Mihačević (1854. - 1920.)] {{hr icon}}</ref>) was a [[Croats of Bosnia and Herzegovina|Croatian]] Catholic priest, author, [[albanology|albanologist]]<ref name="Marjanovic"/> and [[Croatian literature|Croatian]]<ref name="Marjanovic"/> [[epic poetry|epic poet]] from Bosnia. He served as a missionary in Albania, spoke fluent [[Albanian language|Albanian]],<ref name="bosnasrebrena"/> and published the Albanian-related works ''Po Albaniji'' (1911) and ''Albanski problem i Srbija i Austro-Ugarska'' (The Albanian Problem and Serbia and Austro-Hungary, 1913).<ref>[http://www.rastko.org.rs/rastko-al/zbornik1990/jvukmanovic-tragovi_l.php Jovan Vukmanović, "Etnički i kulturni tragovi Srba u Sjevernoj Albaniji," Projekat Rastko]</ref> He heavily influenced his pupil [[Gjergj Fishta]], a renowned Albanian epic poet.<ref>[http://www.elsie.de/pdf/articles/A2005FishtaHighlandLute.pdf Robert Elsie, "Gjergj Fishta and the Albanian National Epic," Lecture given at the Center for Russian and Eastern European Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States, on 26 January 2005.]</ref>
'''Lovro Mihačević''' ([[Kreševo]], July 23, 1856 – November 25, 1920)<ref name="Marjanovic">[[:s:hr:Leksikon hrvatskih književnika BiH od najstarijih vremena do danas/Me-Mu|Leksikon hrvatskih književnika BiH od najstarijih vremena do danas/Me-Mu]] [[Mirko Marjanović]]: Leksikon hrvatskih književnika BiH od najstarijih vremena do danas, Sarajevo: Matica hrvatska : Napredak, 2001., {{ISBN|9958-830-06-X}}, {{COBISS.BH|id=9663750}}</ref><ref name="bosnasrebrena">[http://www.bosnasrebrena.ba/v2010/povijest-provincije/znamenitiji-likovi-bosne-srebrene/78-fra-lovro-mihacevic-1854-1920.html Fra Lovro Mihačević (1854. - 1920.)] {{in lang|hr}}</ref>) was a [[Croats of Bosnia and Herzegovina|Croatian]] Catholic priest, author, [[albanology|albanologist]]<ref name="Marjanovic"/> and [[Croatian literature|Croatian]]<ref name="Marjanovic"/> [[epic poetry|epic poet]] from Bosnia. He served as a missionary in Albania, spoke fluent [[Albanian language|Albanian]],<ref name="bosnasrebrena"/> and published the Albanian-related works ''Po Albaniji'' (1911) and ''Albanski problem i Srbija i Austro-Ugarska'' (The Albanian Problem and Serbia and Austro-Hungary, 1913).<ref>[http://www.rastko.org.rs/rastko-al/zbornik1990/jvukmanovic-tragovi_l.php Jovan Vukmanović, "Etnički i kulturni tragovi Srba u Sjevernoj Albaniji," Projekat Rastko]</ref> He heavily influenced his pupil [[Gjergj Fishta]], a renowned Albanian epic poet.<ref>[http://www.elsie.de/pdf/articles/A2005FishtaHighlandLute.pdf Robert Elsie, "Gjergj Fishta and the Albanian National Epic," Lecture given at the Center for Russian and Eastern European Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States, on 26 January 2005.]</ref>


Mihačević contributed to Albanian culture. While working as missionary in Albania, in Franciscan schools in Troshan and Shkodra, he instilled the love for literature and mother tongue of his pupil, later famous Albanian writer, "Albanian Homer", [[Gjergj Fishta]].<ref name="pater Gjergj Fishta">[http://www.slideshare.net/madopol/pater-gjergj-fishta-18711940 Pater Gjergj Fishta (1871-1940)]</ref>
Mihačević contributed to Albanian culture. While working as missionary in Albania, in Franciscan schools in Troshan and Shkodra, he instilled the love for literature and mother tongue of his pupil, later famous Albanian writer, "Albanian Homer", [[Gjergj Fishta]].<ref name="pater Gjergj Fishta">[http://www.slideshare.net/madopol/pater-gjergj-fishta-18711940 Pater Gjergj Fishta (1871-1940)]</ref>

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Lovro Mihačević (Kreševo, July 23, 1856 – November 25, 1920)[1][2]) was a Croatian Catholic priest, author, albanologist[1] and Croatian[1] epic poet from Bosnia. He served as a missionary in Albania, spoke fluent Albanian,[2] and published the Albanian-related works Po Albaniji (1911) and Albanski problem i Srbija i Austro-Ugarska (The Albanian Problem and Serbia and Austro-Hungary, 1913).[3] He heavily influenced his pupil Gjergj Fishta, a renowned Albanian epic poet.[4]

Mihačević contributed to Albanian culture. While working as missionary in Albania, in Franciscan schools in Troshan and Shkodra, he instilled the love for literature and mother tongue of his pupil, later famous Albanian writer, "Albanian Homer", Gjergj Fishta.[5]

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c Leksikon hrvatskih književnika BiH od najstarijih vremena do danas/Me-Mu Mirko Marjanović: Leksikon hrvatskih književnika BiH od najstarijih vremena do danas, Sarajevo: Matica hrvatska : Napredak, 2001., ISBN 9958-830-06-X, Template:COBISS.BH
  2. ^ a b Fra Lovro Mihačević (1854. - 1920.) (in Croatian)
  3. ^ Jovan Vukmanović, "Etnički i kulturni tragovi Srba u Sjevernoj Albaniji," Projekat Rastko
  4. ^ Robert Elsie, "Gjergj Fishta and the Albanian National Epic," Lecture given at the Center for Russian and Eastern European Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States, on 26 January 2005.
  5. ^ Pater Gjergj Fishta (1871-1940)
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