Suradnja Julija Benešića i Vojeslava Molèa u međuratnom i poslijeratnom razdoblju (1928.–1957.)
Cooperation of Julije Benešić and Vojeslav Molè in the Interwar and Postwar Periods (1928–1957)

Author(s): Josip Jagodar
Subject(s): Cultural history, Studies of Literature, Croatian Literature, Polish Literature
Published by: Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
Keywords: Julije Benešić; Vojeslav Molè; Poland; Croatian/Slovenian-Polish relations; 1928–1957
Summary/Abstract: Julija Benešić is one of the most significant people from the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, who worked on connecting and promoting Croatian, Serbian, Slovenian and Montenegrin literature, art, culture, and science in Poland, especially in period 1930–1938. In many papers and books, his significance has been addressed in a rich translation, editorial, linguistic, literary, scientific, and other work, especially in the promotions of Polish culture in Croatia and Croatian culture in Poland, but there are no works or books which deals with its significance for Slovenes and cooperation with Slovenes who lived or worked in Poland. For this reason, in this paper, on the basis of available literature and archival material, especially correspondence from the legacy of Julius Benešić, which is kept in the Archives of the Department of History of Croatian Literature, the Institute of History of Croatian Literature, Theatre and Music, HAZU, seek to present private and business relations between Julije Benešić and Slovenian Vojeslav Molè and their cooperation in terms of Croatian and Slovenian literature and science, art and promotion in Poland.

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