TIME IN THE NOVELS OF MILOS CRNJANSKI - Nottingham eTheses

CHAPTER ONE
and that he used his position in Brpski knjilevni
.~asnik to favo~r No~it. Many writers from Be~.rade
and other parts of Yucos~avia sicned pub~ic ~etters
dep~orinc Crnjanski's behaviour. The court found in
BOcdanovi6's favour and Crnjanski was fined.
The
author's attack on the ~eft-winc
croups of writers in
Be~crade
popu~ism
as an expression of bis sbarpened richt-winc
continued.
From 1921 he was emp10yed a. a teacher. ~ir.t1Y
in
Pan~evo. and then in Be~crade (76). However. he was
frequent~y
absent from sohool in order to pursue his
career as a writer. sometimes travellinc in Yucoslavia
and ab~oad to w~ite t~.veloaue. fo~ the p.e... Te.china
provided an .ddition.l souroe of income. and bv the end
o~ the deoade he had deo1ded to enter the d1p1omat10
.ervioe a. a pre •• attaoh.. a po.t which wa.
semi-offioia~ and paid-bv the covernment. He was nottb.
onlv w~it.r of tb. pe.i0d to pursue a d1plomat10
c •••• r' hi. f.1end lvo And.i6 h.d a .ucc••• ful c •••••••
a dip~omat ~or the Yuaoslav aovernment. Crn~anski was
posted to the embassv in Berl1n. a per10d o~
his l1fe
whioh be desoribes in the f1rst part of his memoirs _
Published after his death. Bmbahad.. In addition to
the off101.1 dooum.nt •• nd •• port. wh10h h. P •• p ••• d tor
cevernment departments. he cont1nued to subm1t art101es
to the press. Durinc the Spanish Civi~ War he reported
frem Franoo's headquarters.
Describ1na the Span1sh
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