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The book published in 2021 by the Romanian Germanist Mihaela Zaharia presents to the reading audience a little-known Romanian poet, essayist and playwrighter. With a deep adoration for the man and teacher Rudolf Hollinger, the author offers a brief overview of his life and the facsimile of his letters to Hermann Hesse. From the correspondence between Hollinger and Zaharia, the reader receives information about the life credo, the aspirations and hopes of the other unknown to the general public humanist.
期刊介绍:
"Balkanistic Forum" is published since 1992 as a yearly edition of the “Seminar for Balkan Studies and Specialization” to the South-Western University “Neofyt Rilski” Blagoevgrad. Since 1995 it is published in thematic issues -3 issues per year. The main task of the Journal is to provide free forum for discussing important historical and present problems of the Balkans in European and wider context. It is designed as an interdisciplinary journal uniting the efforts of specialists in History, Sociology, Literature, Anthropology, Linguistics, Culture Studies.