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Djordje Popovic

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Serbian writer and diplomat (1832-1914)

JournalistsLived 1832 to 1914 · aged 81
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Djordje "Djoko" Popović-Daničar was a Serbian journalist who as editor of Sedmica (Weekly), Srpski Dnevnik, Danica (Morningstar) and Napredak (Progress) established its reputation and founded a tradition of independent journalism. He is credited for being the first Serbian to translate the works of Miguel de Cervantes.

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Djordje "Djoko" Popović-Daničar was a Serbian journalist who as editor of Sedmica (Weekly), Srpski Dnevnik, Danica (Morningstar) and Napredak (Progress) established its reputation and founded a tradition of independent journalism. He is credited for being the first Serbian to translate the works of Miguel de Cervantes. in late 1888, he was a Serbian consul in Skoplje during the time of the Ottoman Empire.

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Journalists
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Journalist
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deceased
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Lived 1832 to 1914 · aged 81
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6 languages

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