NUSRET IDRIZOVIĆ
NUSRET IDRIZOVIĆ

Summary/Abstract: At this time of the year two thousand and seven, Nusret Idrizović, a native of Bjelopolska, left us in Zagreb, with the last wish that Sarajevo be his eternal resting place. He is a Bjelopojian by birth, from Idrizović, a well-known lineage to which this city showed respect by making one quarter of this town in Polimlje, Ejdna mahala is recognized by them, as Idriska mahala. He lived his life in Zagreb, where as a journalist and writer he left an indelible mark on the culture of Croatia. He was recognized with an award "Vladimir Nazor" is the highest recognition given by this in the field of literature state. Idrizović was awarded this award in 1987 for his novel "Wheel of Secret Signs". He ended his long and exciting literary journey with the novel of an unusual structure, the autobiographical recognition "Effendi in the Secret City", the novel "Cruel Fates" which is the most valuable for this he left a topic worthy of "contempt" to the world's cultural heritage, and with a book poetry with the nostalgic title "Bistrica dawn", from which this dear I remind my friend with the song "Between homelands". From the time of our intensive socializing, the reporter's note "The smell of grapes and walnuts" keeps me going.

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