Dubravko Horvatić
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Dubravko Horvatić (9 December 1939 – 20 May 2004) was a
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Biography

Dubravko Horvatić was born on 9 December 1939 in
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. He finished
Classical Gymnasium in Zagreb The Classical Gymnasium () is a Gymnasium (school), gymnasium high school (similar to a grammar school in England and Wales) situated in Zagreb, Croatia. Originally founded by the Society of Jesus in 1607, it now operates in the Križanićeva gymn ...
and enrolled Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in the same city. Horvatić wrote over fifty books. He was a member of
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. He died on 20 May 2004 in Zagreb at the age of 64.


Works

Horvatić's works have been translated into 25 languages. His published works are: * ''Groznica'', Zagreb (1960) * ''Zla vojna'', Zagreb (1963) * ''Bedem'', Zagreb (1968) * ''Remparts'', Zagreb (1969) * ''Stanari u slonu'', Zagreb (1969) * ''Crna zemlja'', Zagreb (1970) * ''Slike, kipovi, usudi', likovne kritike i eseji'', Zagreb (1972) * ''Hej, vatrogasci, požurite'', Zagreb (1972) * ''Reponje'', Zagreb (1975) * ''Ples smrti'', Zagreb (1975) * ''Sveti Juraj i zmaj'', Zagreb-
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(1978) * ''Podravska legenda'', Zagreb (1979) * ''Zvrkasti kalendar'', Split-Tomislavgrad (1981) * ''Junačina Mijat Tomić'', Zagreb (1982) * ''Bašćina'', Zagreb (1982) * ''Katarina'',
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(1983), Zagreb (2007) * ''Hrvatska i druge zemlje'', Zagreb (1984) * ''Pleter oko slike'', Zagreb (1985) * ''Dalmacija'', Zagreb (1986) * ''Zrcala zbilja'', Zagreb (1986) * ''Grički top i druge legende'', Zagreb (1987) * ''Dar Gospodara Tame'', Zagreb (1987) * ''Sveti zrak'', Klek-Zagreb (1988) * ''Josip Turković'', Zagreb (1988) * ''Izabrane pjesme'', Zagreb (1988) * ''Olovna dolina'', Zagreb (1989) * ''Biser-voda s Manduševca'', Zagreb (1990) * ''Grički top'', Zagreb (1990) * ''Zagreb i okolica'', Zagreb (1990, 1995) * ''Zemlja, jezik, tisak'', Zagreb (1990) * ''Knjiga o Herceg-Bosni'', Zagreb (1990) * ''To je Hrvatska'', Zagreb (1991) * ''Hrvatska'', Zagreb, (1991, 1996) * ''Ponor'', Zagreb (1992) * ''Skaska o suživotu'', Zagreb - Klek (1992) * ''The Contribution of Croatians to Western Culture'', Zagreb (1992) * ''Hrvatine stoljećima'', Zagreb (1992, 1996) * ''Đavo u podne'', Zagreb (1993) * ''Nepostojeći hrvatski pisci'', Zagreb - Sisak (1993) * ''Ime zla'', Zagreb (1994) * ''Ježevi u krošnji'', Zagreb (1994) * ''Knjiga, rat, domovina'', Zagreb (1995) * ''Ratna noć'', Zagreb (1995) * ''Istini u oči'', Zagreb (1998) * ''Svjetionik'', Zagreb (1999) * ''Pabirci s poprišta'', Zagreb (1999) * ''Pleme Kroatana'', Zagreb (1999) * ''Dr. Franjo Tuđman - sinteza teorije i prakse'', Zagreb (1999) * ''Pravo na ljubav, pravo na smrt'', Zagreb (2000) * ''Hrvatska na stratištu'', Zagreb (2001) * ''Neprohodne magle'', Zagreb (2001) * ''Crne zastave'', Zagreb (2001) * ''U gostima kod ljudoždera'', Zagreb (2002) * ''Od Tuđmana do tuđinca'', Zagreb (2002) * ''Kalendarij hrvatske groteske'', Zagreb (2003).


References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Horvatic, Dubravko Croatian writers Croatian children's writers Croatian Democratic Union politicians Writers from Zagreb 1939 births 2004 deaths Burials at Mirogoj Cemetery