Zuzka Zguriška

Zuzka Zguriška

Slovak writer
Born (1900-04-13)April 13, 1900
Myjava, Austria-Hungary (now Slovakia)
Died September 24, 1984(1984-09-24) (aged 84)
Prague, Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic)
Occupation novelist, playwright, translator, actress
Nationality Slovak
Genre novel - fiction

Zuzka Zguriška (13 April 1900, Myjava – 24 September 1984 Prague), born as Ľudmila Šimonovičová, married Dvořáková, was a Slovak novelist, play-writer and translator, and occasional actress.[1]

Biography

She was born in a family of teachers and education acquired within Myjave, Modra, one year passed in Himmelkrone (Bavaria), later studied at the teachers' college in Hungarian Hódmezővásárhelyi from there to cross at a teacher training college in Serbian Subotica, finally he graduated in 1920 at the Institute of Education teachers in Brno . From 1920 - 24 she worked as a teacher at Myjave, she married and moved to Bratislava, where she lived until 1945. During World War II, he graduated from the Philosophical Faculty of Comenius University, Department of Philosophy and Art History. In 1945 she moved with her husband in Prague. In the years 1949 - 1951 worked at the Barrandov Studios as a film scriptwriter, then devoted to literature. In 1960 he was awarded the title deserved artist.

Creation

His first work published in 1922 in the Slovak daily and gradually began to contribute to other magazines and newspapers ( Workers Newspaper , Živena , Elan , Slovak Perspectives et al.). Also he cooperated with the Czechoslovak Radio, which regularly has published her work, pay and the theater, but for health reasons refused a permanent contract, although it has had great success as an actress (she performed in Slovak National Theatre ). In his literary works he tried to introduce distinctive world Myjava Kopanice, which was administered from the humorous page. In short literary forms he caught a lot of pages characteristic of life in his native land, painted a lot of interesting characters, and also used a lot of humorous events. When writing based on their own knowledge and experiences.

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References

  1. ↑ Litcentrum - slovak datacentrum


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