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Occupation
  
Poet

Resting place
  
Kunstat

Nationality
  
Czech

Books
  
A co?, Aged Women

Name
  
Frantisek Halas

Children
  
F. X. Halas, Jan Halas

Role
  
Poet


Frantisek Halas Halas Frantiek 3101901 27101949 esk bsnk a

Born
  
3 October 1901 Brno, Austria-Hungary (
1901-10-03
)

Died
  
October 27, 1949, Prague, Czech Republic

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František Halas (3 October 1901 in Brno – 27 October 1949 in Prague) was one of the most significant Czech lyric poets of the 20th century, an essayist, and a translator.

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Life

František Halas FRANTIEK HALAS 19011949

Born as the son of textile worker, Halas worked as bookseller. He was self-taught, without higher education. After 1921 he started publishing in the communist newspapers Rovnost and Sršatec, and in 1926 he became an editor at the Prague publishing house Orbis. During World War II he was active in the resistance movement, and after 1945 he was engaged at the Ministry of Information.

Work

poetry:

František Halas Frantiek Halas Discography at Discogs

  • Sepie (1927)
  • Kohout plaší smrt (1930)
  • Tvář (1931)
  • Hořec (1933)
  • Dělnice (1934)
  • Staré ženy (1935)
  • Dokořán (1936)
  • Torzo naděje (1938)
  • Naše paní Božena Němcová (1940)
  • Ladění (1942)
  • Já se tam vrátím (1947)
  • V řadě (1948)

  • František Halas esk beseda archv lnk

    František Halas

    References

    František Halas Wikipedia