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Occupation
  
Author

Name
  
Ludo Ondrejov

Nationality
  
Slovak

Role
  
Poet

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Born
  
October 19, 1901 Slanje, present day Croatia (
1901-10-19
)

Died
  
March 18, 1962, Bratislava, Slovakia

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Ľudo Ondrejov (October 19, 1901 in Slanje, present day Croatia – March 18, 1962 in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia) was a Slovak poet and prose writer.

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Biography

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Ľudo Ondrejov was born in a Slovak family in Slanje (today part of Donji Martijanec, Croatia) on March 18, 1901. He spent most of his childhood in Slovakia in a small village Kostiviarska (today part of Banská Bystrica). He moved to Bratislava in 1938 and became a professional writer. Ľudo Ondrejov was a member of a partisan group in 1944–45. During the World War II he was given a bookstore as a part of the Aryanization in Slovakia.

Writing career

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Ondrejov's first works were published in periodicals such as Slovenské pohľady (Slovak views). His first book was published in 1932. He wrote prose and poetry for adults and children. Ondrejov was a significant member of the Slovak school of naturalism. Ondrejov also wrote fictional travelogues.

List of selected works

Poetry

  • 1932 – Martin Nociar Jakubovie
  • 1932 – Bez návratu (No return)
  • 1936 – Mámenie (Wheedling)
  • 1956 – Básne (Poems)
  • Prose

  • 1932 – Rozprávky z hôr (Fairy tales from the mountains)
  • 1936 – Africký zápisník (African itinerary)
  • 1936 – Horami Sumatry(Through the mountains of Sumatra)
  • Slnko vychádza nad hory (The Sun is rising over the hills) trilogy
  • 1937 – Zbojnícka mladosť (Outlaw's youth)
  • 1939 – Jerguš Lapin (also the name of the main character in the first two volumes)
  • 1950 – Na zemi sú tvoje hviezdy (Your stars are on the ground)
  • Criticism

    During the Second World War árizoval secondhand Jewish families of Steiner in Bratislava . Moreover, when it was started with the deportation of Jews, said that in his company no Jew need be reported and authorities:

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    " I declare that, in its bookstore do not need these Jews: Max Steiner, Joseph Steiner, Sigismund Steiner and Steiner, Viliam. Odtransportovaním and making sure those Jews suffer trade or Slovak state under no economic loss because I have found a replacement in the person of Mr Viliam árijskej Fabry from the Turks. St. Martin's . "

    These people later died in concentration camps .

    References

    Ľudo Ondrejov Wikipedia