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General Literature Sites

General Literature Web Sites

• SIL International. (Formerly known as the Summer Institute of Linguistics).
• The Internet Poetry Archive.
• The Internet Medieval Sourcebook. Includes literature-related pages. Covers Byzantium, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, Muslim Persia, etc.
• South Slavic Literature Library. By Borut Maricic.
• Islamic Arts - Islamic Literatures. From Britannica.com.
• The Arabic Christian Literature. By Dr. George Khoury. The Melkites | The Jacobites| The Nestorians | The Copts | The Maronites |.
• Borderland. Where two people of borderland come together, you will hear three voices singing. Overheard on the river Bug.

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General Authors Web Sites

• Welcome to the Nobel Literature Roundup.
• Polemical Prize. By James Atlas. About the supposed occasional politicization of Nobel Literature Prize Awards.

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Abkhaz Literature and Authors

Literature Web Sites

Authors Web Sites

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Afghan Literature and Authors

Literature Web Sites

• Language. From Gran Hewad Afghanistan. A page on the languages spoken in Afghanistan.
• The Pashto Language. From The Khyber Gateway.
• Afghan Poets.
• Famous Poets of Afghanistan. From Afghan Network.
• Hewad [Pashto/ Afghan] Poetry.
• Pashto Poetry in Real Audio format. From Afghan Poets.
• Afghanische Philosophen und Dichter.
• The Persian Language. From Welcome to Gorgân Homepage (Northern Iran). [Dari].

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Authors Web Sites

Afghan Writers [General or From Various Strands]

• Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi 13th Century Afghan poet

Pashto Afghan Writers

• Munshi Ahmad Jan (1818?-1899).
  
  • Ahmad Jan: Founder of Modern Pashto Literature. [getting correct link].
  • The rise & rise of Pashto. By Dr Sher Zaman Taizi. [Find "munshi ahmad jan"].
    
  
  
• Muhammad Gul Khan Momand (1885-1964).
  • Muhammad Gul Khan Momand. From Hewad Afghanistan Great Writers.

   

• Siddiqullah Reshteen ( -1998).
  • Siddiqullah Reshteen. From Hewad Afghanistan Great Writers.
    
    
• Ghani Khan ( - ).
  • Ghani Khan. From Hewad Afghanistan Great Writers.

Dari Afghan Writers

• Dari Poetry. Selections of various Dari Afghan poets.
• The Persian Language. From Welcome to Gorgân Homepage (Northern Iran).

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Albanian Literature and Authors

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Armenian and Armenian Diaspora Literature and Authors

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Assyrian or Chaldean Literature and Authors (Modern Era) [One People or Ethnic Group Comprising Several Religious Organizations and Traditions (Assyrian Church of the East, The Chaldean Catholic Church, Syrian Orthodox Church (Jacobian and Assyrian), and Protestant Assyrian Churches)]

Literature Web Sites

• The Assyrian Alphabet. From Assyria Online.
• Journal of Assyrian Academic Studies.
• Assyrian Literature page. From Center for Assyrian Computing.
• [Assyrian] Poems / Songs.
• The Assyrian Language Guide.
• Learn Syriac. From Omra.com.
• Assyriac : Denied in Its Own Homeland But Accepted in England.

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Authors Web Sites

• Assyrian Information Medium Exchange - Assyrian Authors.
• Assyrian Authors' Publications.

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• Mar Marsai (V-VI Centuries).
  • Mar Marsai (v - vi century). From Alan Aldawood's Assyrian Topics. His Main Page.

 

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Azerbaijani Literature and Authors

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Bashkortostan or Bashkir Literature and Authors (Republic of Bashkortostan of the Russian Federation)

Literature Web Sites

• Language and Literature. From Valinur's Collection Of Bashkortostan Links.
• Sasans - creators and savers of poetic art.

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Authors Web Sites

• Ishmukhamed Mursakaev (1781-1878).
  
  
• Salavat Yulay (1754-1800). [Salavat Yulaev, Yulayev].
  • Salavat Yulayev National Hero of Bashkortostan.
  • Salavat Yulay.
  • Muzei Salavata Iulaeva.
    
    
• Gabit Arginbaev (1856-1921).
  
  
• Mukhametsha Burangulov (1888-1966).
  
  
• Rami Garipov ( - ).
  
  
• Ravil Bikbaev ( - ).
  
  
• Timer Yusupov ( - ).
  
  

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Belarusian Literature and Authors

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Bosnian, Herzegovinan, and Bosniak Literature and Authors [Also called Bosnian-Herzegovinian literature]

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Bulgarian Literature and Authors

Literature Web Sites

• Welcome to Virtual Library of Bulgarian Literature "Slovoto"!
• Virtulana biblioteka za Bulgarska literatura.
• Bulgarska virtualna biblioteka.
• Bulgarian literature. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001.
• Bulgarian Literature. From Britannica.com.
• Bulgarian Literature.
• Bulgarian Poetry Archive. Columbia University. The archive contains over 300 poems.
• Bulgarian Literature and Poetry. By Kiril Douhalov.
• LiterNet. A Bulgarian literature site.
• Velkiia spisanieza Bulgarska literatura - Veliki Bulgari.

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Authors Web Sites

• Father Paisi (1722- ).
  • ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 8. Famous Bulgarians. ["Find" paisi].
    
    
• Sofroni Vrachenski (1729-1815). [Sofronij Vrachanski].
  • ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 8. Famous Bulgarians. ["Find" vrachenski].
    
    
• Dimitar Miladinov (1810-1862). Also considered a Macedonian.
  • Culture: Dimitar Miladinov (1810-1862).
  • Richard Morfill on the Miladinov Brothers.
  • Dimitar Miladinov (1810-1862).
  • History of Ohrid - The Revival.
  • ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 8. Famous Bulgarians. ["Find" miladinov].
  
  
• Georgi Rakovski (1821-1867). [Georgi Sava Rakovski].
  • ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 3. The Struggle for Independence. ["Find" Rakovski].
  • History and Culture - Republic of Bulgaria - Council of Ministers. ["Find" rakovski].
    
    
• Petko Rachev Slaveykov (1827-1895). [Petko Slavejkov].
  • ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 8. Famous Bulgarians. ["Find" slavejkov].
  • Petko Racev Slavejkov.
    
    
• Konstantin Miladinov (1830-1862). Also considered a Macedonian.
  • Konstantin Miladinov.
  • Richard Morfill on the Miladinov Brothers.
  • Culture: Konstantin Miladinov (1830-1909 [i.e., 1862].
  • Konstantin Miladinov (1830-1862).
  • ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 8. Famous Bulgarians. ["Find" miladinov].
    
    
• Grigor Prlicev (1830-1893). [Grigor Parlicev; Grigorios Stavridis]. Also considered a Macedonian.
  • Grigor Prlicev.
  • Grigor Prlicev.
  • Grigor Prlicev - 1830-1893.
  • History of Ohrid - The Revival.
  
  
• Ljuben Karavelov (1834-1879). [Lyuben Karavelov].
  • ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 3. The Struggle for Independence. ["Find" Karavelov].
  • Hall of Freedom - Liberal International. ["Find" karavelov].
  • History and Culture - Republic of Bulgaria - Council of Ministers. ["Find" karvelov].
    
    
• Vasil Drumev (1841-1901).
  
  
• Khristo Botev (1848-1876). [Hristo Botev; Christo Botev; Khristo Bôtef].
  • Hristo Botev.
  • Hristo Botev. From Welcome to Virtual Library of Bulgarian Literature "Slovoto"!
  • Christo Botev. Sa vie et sa personnalité.
  • Hristo Botev. Selected poems in English, French, Bulgarian, and Russian.
  • The Project Gutenberg Etext of Satirical Prose, by Hristo Botev.
  • ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 3. The Struggle for Independence. ["Find" botev].
  • History and Culture - Republic of Bulgaria - Council of Ministers. ["Find" botev].
    
    
• Ivan Vazov (1850-1921).
  
  • Vazov, Ivan.
  • ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 8. Famous Bulgarians. ["Find" vazov].
    
  
  
• Stojan Michajlovski (1856-1927). [Stoyan Mikhaylovski].
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• Aleko Konstantinov (1863-1897).
  • Aleko Konstantinov. By Kiril Douhalov.
    
    
• Todor Vlaykov (1865-1943).
  
  
• Pencho Slaveykov (1866-1912).
  
  
• Georgi Stamatov (1869-1942).
  
  
• Anton Strashimirov (1872-1937).
  
  
• Elin Pelin (1877-1949). [Dimitar Ivanov Stoianov].
  
  • Elin Pelin.
  • Elin Pelin (1877-1949).
    
  
  
• Peyo Yavorov (1878-1914). Symbolist poet. [Pejo Javorov].
  
  
• Petko Todorov (1879-1916).
  
  
• Dobri Nemirov (1882-1945).
  
  
• Iordan Stefanov Iovkov (1884-1938).
  
  • Iordan Iovkov.
  
  
• Dimcho Debeljanov (1887-1916).
  
  
• Dora Gabe (1888-1983).
  
  • Dora Gabe (1888-1983).
    
  
  
• Christo Jasenov (1889-1925).
  
  
• Elisaveta Bagryans (1893-1991). [Elisaveta Bagrjana].
  
  
• Nikolaj Chrelkov (1894-1950).
  
  
• Geo Milev (1895-1925).
  
  
• Khristo Smyrnenski (1898-1923). [Christo Smirnenski (1898-1923)].
  
  
• Dimitãr Talev (1898-1966).
  
  
• Georgi Karaslavov (1904-1980).
  
  
• Atanas Dalchev (1904-1978).
  
  
• Emilijan Stanev (1907-1979).
  
  
• Nikola Vaptsarov (1909-1942). [Nikoa Vaptzarov; Nikola Vapcarov].
  
  • [Two Poems]. From Bulgarian National Alliance.
    
  
  
• Dimiter Dimov (1909-1966). [Dimitãr Dimov].
  
  
• Trifon Kunev ( - ).
  
  • Trifon Kunev. [Two poems].
  • Noshta se priblijava - Trifon Kunev.
  • Umira Pobledneliy Den.../ The Fading Day Is Dying... Trifon Kunev.
    
  
  
• Simcho Isakov (1919-1949).
  
  • Prominent Sehardic Jews of Bulgaria. ["Find" isakov].
    
    
• Veselin Chanchev (1919-1966).
  
  
• Blaga Dimitrova (1922- ).
  
  
• Ivaylo Petrov (1923- ).
  • Ivaylo Petrov - The Great Bulgarian Novilist.
    
    
• Vao Rakovski (1925- ).
  
  
• Ivan Radoev (1927-1994).
  
  
• Georgi Markov (1929-1978).
  • Georgi Markov.
  • Bulgaria: Georgi Markov, Victim Of An Unknown Cold War Assassin.
  • Bulgarian Umbrella - The Killing of Mr. Georgi Markov.
  • Inside the KGB. An interview with retired KGB Maj. Gen. Oleg Kalugin.
  
  
• Yordan Radichkov (1929-2004). [Yordan Raditchkov].
  • Yordan Radichkov. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
  • Bulgaria Bids Farewell to Literary Classic Radichkov.
  • Yordan Radichkov.
  • Yordan Radichkov. From Public Library "Pencho Slaveykov' - Varna. The Bulgarian page.
  • Yordan Radichkov: the Improbable Bulgarian.
    
    
• Vera Moutafchieva (1929- ).
  • Vera Moutafchieva: Playing Cards by Oneself!
    
    
• Ivan Dinkov (1932- ).
  • Ivan Dinkov: A Revolt Against Violence!
    

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• Nedjalko Jordanov (1940- ).
  
  
• Emil Manov ( - ).
  
  
• Ivajlo Petrov ( - ).
  
  
• Pavel Matev ( - ).

• Lubomir Levcev ( - ).
  
  
• Vrban Stamatov ( - ).
  • Interview with Armenia’s Ambassador to Bulgaria, Writer Sevda Sevan. [Sevan is Stamatov's wife].
    
    
• Kamen Kalcev ( - ).
  
  
• Hristo Mednikarov ( - ).
  • Descendants should be Always Greater then their Ancestors!

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Chechen Literature and Authors

Literature Web Sites

• Project - Chechen Language. From Chechen Republic Online.
• [Chechen] Literature. From Chechnya free.ru.

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Authors Web Sites

• Said Baduyev ( - ).
  • Said Baduyev - The Founding Father of Chechen Literature.
    
    
• Abdurakhman Autorkhanov ( - ).
  • Abdurakhman Autorkhanov - Greatest Chechen writer.
    
    
• Khalid Oshaev (1898- ).
  • Khalid Oshaev.
    
    
• Said-Bei Arsanov ( - ).
  • Said-Bei Arsanov - About Said-Bei Arsanov's Two Generations Novel.
    
    
• Magomed-Salakh Gadayev (1909-1973).
  • Magomed-Salakh Gadayev (1909-1973).
    
    
• Magomet Mamakayev (1910-1973).
  • Magomet Mamakayev (1910-1973).
    
    
• Bilal Saidov (1914-1994).
  • Bilal Saidov (1914-1994).
    
    
• Arby Mamakayev (1918-1958).
  • Arby Mamakayev (1918-1958).
    
    
• Magomet Sulayev (1920-1993)
  • Magomet Sulayev (1920-1993).
    
    
• Zaindin Mutalibov (1922-1977).
  • Zaindin Mutalibov (1922-1977).
    
    
• Raisa Soltamuradovna Akhmatova (1928-1992).
  • Raisa Soltamuradovna Akhmatova - Chechen Poetess.

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Chuvash Literature and Authors (Chuvash Republic of the Russian Federation)

Literature Web Sites

• Chuvash Literature. From the Chuvashistan page of Öz Türkler.
• [Chuvash Literature]. By K.Ivanov. From www.chuv@shia.com.
• Das Poem "Narspi" von K. Iwanow. From Kulturerbe.
• Anthology of Chuvash Poetry. [Table of Contents].
• Knigi o Chubashii i Chuvashakh.

Authors Web Sites

• Vasley Mitta (1908-1957).
  • Mitta.
    
    
• Gennady Aygi (1934- ).
  • Gennadi Aygi.
  • Salute—To Singing. By Gennady Aygi. ["Find" salute].
  • Child and Rose. By Gennady Aygi. And publisher comments.
  • Gedichte von Gennadij Ajgi.
  
  

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Circassian and Other North Caucasus Literature and Authors [Includes all the North Caucasus peoples without separate sections here (Balkar, Karbindian, Karachai; Adygei, Ingush, etc]. Separate listings for Abkhaz Literature and Authors and Ossetian Literature and Authors and also Chechen Literature and Authors and Dagestani Literature and Authors and Lezgin Literature and Authors.

Literature Web Sites

• The Nart Epos - The Fountain-Head of Circassian Mythology. From Amjad Jaimoukha's Home Page.
• Bibliography of the Nart Epos and North Caucasian Mythology (In Western European Languages).
• Nart Sagas from the Caucasus: Myths and Legends from the Circassians, Abazas, Abkhaz, and Ubykhs. By John Colarusso.
• Nart Sagas by Elena Kournikova-Tskhuyrbaty.
• A Circassian Who's Who scientists, researchers and scholars.
  
  
• Adige (Circassian) Official Literature language (West version).
  
  
• Adyghe (Circassian): Shapsug dialect.
  
  
• Karachay Poems.
  
  
• Literature about Ossetia. From Alania - Osetia. By Robick Baskaev-Afletunov.
• Abaev - A Grammatical Sketch of Ossetic. Abaev's Dictionary.
• Nartiad [Osetian version of a tale].
  
  
• On the work of «Sura Batyr». [Nogay epic].

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Authors Web Sites

Adygei Literature and Authors

Balkar Literature and Authors

Cherkess Literature and Authors

Ingush Literature and Authors

Kabardian Literature and Authors

Karachai Literature and Authors

• Kh. Bayranoukova ( - ). (Karachian poet).
  
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Crimean Tatar Literature and Authors

Literature Web Sites

• A New Bibliography of the Crimean Tatar History and Literature.
• Qirim Tatar Edebiati.
• Crimean Tatar Literature. From International Committee for Crimea.

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Authors Web Sites

• Ismail Bey Gaspirali (1851-1914).
  • Celebrating the Life of Ismail Bey Gaspirali.
  • Ýsmail Bey Gaspýralý - Doðumunun 150. Yýldönümü Faaliyetleri.
    
    
• Bekir Sidki Çobanzade (1893-1937).
  • Çobanzade - A Crimean Tatar Poet and Turkic Scholar.
    
    
• Cengiz Dagci (1920- ).
  
  • Cengiz Dagci: A Novelist from Crimea.
  • Dr. Yusuf Gedikli's Cengiz Dagci Ve o Topraklar Bizimdi.
  • Cengiz Dagci Biyografisi and a List of In-Print Books.
    
    
• Sakir Selim ( - ).
  • Sairni Halq Dogura.
    
    
• Tatarca Siir Sayfasi ( - ).
  • Tatarca Siir Sayfasi.

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Croatian Literature and Authors

Literature Web Sites

• Croatian E-Text Project / Hrvatski e-tekst projekt. A joint effort by the Croatian community world-wide Zajednicki poduhvat Hrvata domovine i dijaspore. [Link not working 8-14-2001].
• A Compendium of Croatian Literary Resources on the Web Home Page. From AATSEEL.
• Croatian Language and Literature. From Dalmatia.Net.
• Croatian Poetry in the Middle Ages.
• Croatian Humanists, Latinists, and Encyclopaedists.
• Croatian Poetry and Songs. From Dalmatia.Net.
• The Croatian Language in Liturgy.
• The Croatian Language Today.
• History of Croatian Theatre.
• Croatian Cyrillic Script.
• South Slavic Literature Library.

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Authors Web Sites

• Ianus Pannonius (Ivan Cesmicki) (1434 - 1472). [Wrote in Latin only].
  • Ianus Pannonius (Ivan Cesmicki) (1434 - 1472) From Croatia Net Core.
    
    
• Marko Marulic (1450-1524). The "father of Croatian literature".
  • Marko Marulic. From Croatian Humanists, Latinists, and Encyclopaedists. [Select his name from listing on the left]. [Marko Marulic].
  • Marko Marulic (1450 - 1524). From Croatia Net Core.
    
    
• Bartol Gyurgieuits (1506-1566?).
  • Bartol Gyurgieuits.
    
    
• Ivan Gundulic (1588-1638). Dubrovnik poet.
  
  
• Fran Krsto Frankopan (1643-1671).
  
  
• Ignjat Ðurdevic (1675-1737).
  
  
• Tito Brezovacki [ Tituš Brezovacki] (1747-1805).
  • Mesnicka Street.....
    
    
• Antun Mihanovic (1796-1861).
  
  
• Ljudevit Gaj (1809-1872).
  • Ljudevit Gaj.
  • Horvatov Sloga I Sjedinjenje.
    
    
• Stanko Vraz (1810-1851).
  
  
• Dimitrija Demeter (1811-1872).
  
  
• Ivan Mažuranic (1814-1890).
  • Ivan Mažuranic. From Gale Literary Databases. (VT users only).
  • Exhortation. Extract from Mažuranic's poem "The Death of Smail-aga Cengic".
  • The Role of Language in the Disintegration of Yugoslavia. ["Find" mazuranic].
  • The Weight of False History Ivo Banac. ["Find" mazuranic].
  • The History of the Liber Linteus. ["Find" mazuranic].
  • The 100 Kuna [Croatian] Banknote.
    
    
• Petar Preradovic (1818-1872).
  
  • Preradovic, Petar.
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• August Šenoa (1838-1881).
  
  • August Šenoa.
  • August Šenoa [in South Slavic Literature Library].
    
  
  
• Josip Eugen Tomic (1843- ).
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• Silvije Strahimir Kranjcevic (1865-1908). Also listed in the Bosnian Literature and Authors section.
  • Silvije Strahimir Kranjcevic.
  • Ostale pjesme.
  • S.S. Kranjcevic.
  
  
• Safvet-beg Basagic (1870-1934).
  • Safvet-beg Basagic. From CROATIA, an Overview of its History, Culture and Science.
    
    
• Antun Gustav Matoš (1873-1914).
  
  
• Vladimir Nazor (1876-1949). Also listed in Bosnian Literature and Authors section.
  • Vladimir Nazor.
  • Rukopis 'Dnevnika s partizanima (1943-1944)' Vladimira Nazora. Another link.
  • Vladimir Nazor.
  • The New York Times, Croatia and History. [Find Nazor].
  • The Croatian Language - Vladimir Nazor (1876 - 1949).
    
    
• Musa Cazim Catic (1878-1915). Also listed in Bosnian Literature and Authors section.
  • Musa Cazim Catic.
  • Musa Cazim Catic. From Croats of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
  • Musa Cazim Catic - Ja N'Jesam Sanjar.
    
    
• Ivan Cankar (1876-1918).
  • Ivan Cankar. From South Slavic Literature Library.
  • Ivan Cankar.
  • Ivan Cankar Hiša Marije Pomocnice.
  • Ivan Cankar - Hlapci Referat iz slovenšcine.
  • Ivan Cankar May 10, 1876-December 11, 1918. From Gale Literary Databases. (VT users only).
    
    
• Janko Polic Kamov (1886-1910).
  • An introduction to the Croatian avant-garde writer Janko Polic Kamov.
    
    
• Ivo Andric (1892-1975). Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature - 1961. [Also listed in the Yugoslav Literature and Authors section of the Serbian, Montenegrin, and Yugoslav Literatures and Authors and in Bosnian Literatures and Authors.]
  
  • Ivo Andric. From Nobel e-Museum Literature. The Page on The Nobel Prize in Literature - Laureates.
  • Croatian Nobel prize winners.
  • Ivo Andric 1892 - 1975 Literature - Nobel Prize 1961 Research Links.
  • Ivo Andric. From Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
  • Ivo Andric' Revisited: The Bridge Still Stands.
    
    
• Miroslav Krleža (1893-1981).
  • Miroslav Krleža.
  • Miroslav Krleža. From "Dobra Moja Mahala" Home Page.
  • Miroslav Krleža (1893-1981).
  • Miroslav Krleza (1893-1981). From Books & Writers.
  • A Word or Two on Krleza.
  • 7 July 1993 - Commemorative Postage Stamp: 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Writer Miroslav Krleza.
    
    
• Ahmed Muradbegovic (1898-1971). Also listed in Bosnian Literature and Authors section.
  • Ahmed Muradbegovic. From Croats of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
  • Ahmed Muradbegovic (Gradacac,1898 - Dubrovnik,1972 ).
    
    
• Ivan Goran Kovacic (1913-1943).
  • Branko Copic: A Letter to Zijo.
  • Jama - Ivan Goran Kovacic.
  • 16 April 1993 - Commemorative Postage Stamp: 50th Anniversary of the Death of Writer Ivan Goran Kovacic.
  • Lord of the Danse Macabre. [Find Kovacic].
    
    
• Jure Kastelan (1919-1990).
  • Sitno Our Home.
  
  
• Ivan Raos (1921-1987).
  • Nepoznato iz Raosove ostavštine.
  
  
• Jozo Laušic (1936-2002).
  • Izrazito moderni pripovjedaè.
    
    
• Josip Novakovich ( - ).
  • Josip Novakovich.
  • Apricots from Chernobyl. By Josip Novakovich.
  • Book review: 'April fool's Day' by Josip Novakovich.

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Cypriot Literature and Authors (Greek Community)

Literature Web Sites

• Cypriot Literature in France.

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Authors Web Sites

• Rina Katselli (1938- ).
  
  • Rina Katselli - Introduction and Anthology of Reviews and Works. By Nayia Roussou.
  • Rina Katselli - Biography. By Nayia Roussou.
  
  
• Maria Avraamidou ( - ).
  
  • TheatreBooks: European Plays. ["Find" avraamidou].
    
  
  
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Cypriot Literature and Authors (Turkish Community)

Literature Web Sites

• Turkish-Cypriot Literature.
• Kibrisli Türk Sanatçý ve Yazarlar Birligi. [Association of Turkish-Cypriot Artists and Writers].
• Poetry from/about Cyprus or by Cypriots!

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Authors Web Sites

• Hasan Bulliler (Bullis) ( - ).
  
  • Hasan Bulliler (Bullis).
    
    
• Özker Yasin (1932- ).
  
  • Özker Yasin: (1932).
    
  
  
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Czech Literature and Authors [Includes German-Bohemian, German Jewish, Czech-Jewish and other authors who have resided in what is now the Czech Republic.]

Literature Web Sites

• Czech and Slovak and Other Literature Resources. By James Naughton.
• Literární stránky.
• Czech Literature Till [i.e., Before the] 20TH Century. From the Web Server of the Faculty of International Relations of University of Economics, Prague.
• Czech Literature of the 20.Century.
• Some Czech Authors (in Czech).
• Ceské mezivále né drama. František Langer.
• Czech Authors in Chronological Order.
  
  
• The Prague Linguistic Circle.

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Authors Web Sites

• Karel Hynek Macha ( -1836).
  • Karel Hynek Macha. From Radio Prague's Virtual Cemetery.
    
    
• Bozena Nemcova (1820-1862).
  • Bozena Nemcova. From Radio Prague's Virtual Cemetery.
    
    
• Jan Neruda ( -1891).
  • Jan Neruda. From Radio Prague's Virtual Cemetery.
    
    
    
• Julius Zeyer (1841-1901).
  
  • Inultus - un conte pragois de Julius Zeyer.
  • Šárka.
  • Memorial to Julius Zeyer.
    
  
  
• František X. Šalda (1867-1937).
  
  
• Stanislav Kostka Neumann (1875 - 1947).
  
  
• Rainer Maria Rilke (1875 - 1926).
  • Internationale Rilke-Gesellschaft - Rilke-Biographie.
  • Rainer Maria Rilke.
    
    
• Viktor Dyk (1877 - 1931).
  
  
• Frána Šrámek (1877 - 1952).
  
  
• Karel Toman (1877-1946).
  
  
• František Gellner (1881 - 1914, za první svìtové války nezvìstný).
  
  
  
• Franz Kafka (1883-1924).
  
  • Constructing Franz Kafka. Their Franz Kafka on the Web.
  • Franz Kafka (1883-1924). From your Guide for German Language.
  • Franz Kafka 1833 [i.e., 1883] ~ 1924.
  • Franz Kafka. By Joseph C. Lindsay. His Kafka Links.
  • Leni's Franz Kafka Page. Franz Kafka from a different perspective. Her Kafka and Judaism.
  • The Kafka Project. By Mauro Nervi.
  • The Castle - Joseph K's Franz Kafka Site.
  • my tribute to franz kafka. By Brian Herzog. Includes the full text of Kafka's "The Metamorphosis".
  • Kafka, Franz (1883-1924). By Johan Schimanski. (In Norwegian).
  • Franz Kafka Photo Album. By Yacov Eckel.
  • Franz Kafka - Pictures Photo Album In Memory of a good man Franz Kafka. By Daniel Hornek.
  • Franz Kafka and Jewish Mysticism Kabbalah. By Daniel Hornek.
  • Prague center to finally undergo metamorphosis into Kafka Square.
  • Prague renames square for its most famous son, Kafka.
  • Spolecnost Franze Kafky.
  • Franz Kafka - Prague - Mittle [Mittel] Europa. [In French].
  • Kafkaesque Reality.
  • The Forgeries of Aram Andonian - Franz Wefel Knew That He Had Been Taken in Forgeries. [sic]. By Erich Feigl. [Erich Feigl (1931-2007) is an Armenian Genocide Denier].

• Jaroslav Hašek (1883-1923).
  • Jaroslav Hašek (1883-1923). From Books and Writers.
  • Jaroslav Hašek (*30. 4. 1883 — †3. 1. 1923).
  • Odkazy - Odkazy na další internetové stránky týkající se Jaroslava Haška, Josefa Švejka a Josefa Lady.
  • Soldier of Misfortune - Chicago Tribune Article on "The Good Soldier Švejk" By Connie Lauerman.
    
    
• Max Brod (1884-1968). Pražský nìmecký spisovatel. Od roku 1939 žil v Tel Avivu.
  • Brod, Max.
  • Max Brod - 1884-1968.
  • Max Brod.
    
    
• Egon Ervin Kisch (1885 - 1948). Pražský nìmecký spisovatel.
  
  
• František Langer (1888-1965).
  • Frantisek Langer: The Legends of Prague.
  • Frantisek Langer.
    
    
• Franz Werfel (1890-1945).
  • Franz Werfel (1890-1945). From Books and Writers.
  • Franz Werfel - Biographie.
  • Franz Werfel. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • The Forty Days of Musa Dagh. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
  • German Exiles in Southern California - Franz Werfel (1890-1945) & Alma Mahler-Werfel (1879-1964).
  • Alma Mahler and Franz Werfel Papers: A Selection of Photographs Franz Werfel. University of Pennsylvania Library.
  • 100. Geburtstag von Franz Werfel - Page of Austrian Postage Stamp.
  • The Forty Days Of Musa Dagh.
  • Musa Dagh.
  • So-Called Armenian Genocide - Excerpts from the book: A Myth of Terror - Armenian Extremism: Its Causes and Its Historical Context - An Illustrated Expose by Eric Feigl. From Assembly of Turkish American Associations.["Find" werfel]. Genocide denying site.
    
    
• Karel (1890-1938) & Jozeph Capek.
  • Karel Chapek. From Lib.Ru:. [in Russian].
  • Josef and Karel Capek.
  • Karel Capek. From Radio Prague's Virtual Cemetery.
  • R.U.R (Rossum's Universal Robots) A Fantastic Melodrama. By Dennis G. Jerz.
  • Karel Capek - The War With The Newts.
  • Karel Capek (1890-1938). By Dominik Zunt. [in Czech].
  • Josef Capek - Bibliography Summary. By Al von Ruff.
  • Karel Capek - Bibliography Summary. By Al von Ruff.
  • Karel Capek - The War with the Newts.
  • War with the Newts. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
    
    
• Hermann Ungar (1893-1929).
  
  • Hermann Ungar.
  • The Maimed. Reviewed by Michael Mejia.
  • Drei jüdische Dramen.
    
  
  
• Jaroslav Seifert (1901- 1986). Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature - 1984.
  • Jaroslav Seifert. From Nobel e-Museum Literature. The Page on The Nobel Prize in Literature - Laureates.
    
    
• H. G. Adler (1910-1988).
  • H. G. Adler: Selected Works.
    
    
• Eduard Goldstücker (1913-2000).
  
  • Red Spring (The Sixties) Episode 14 - Interview with Eduard Goldstucker.
  • Radio Praha - Eduard Goldstucker.
  • Eduard Goldstucker dies at 87; was Kafka backer, envoy to Israel.
  • A Trial In Prague.
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