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Tag Archives: Yugoslavia
Monsignor Rittig Revisited
The Zagreb newspaper VeÄernji list has published an interview of the writer and religion scholar Margareta Matijevic who has recently written a book about the Yugoslav priest and Ā politician Svetozar Rittig. From what I can gather from the computerized translation … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Catholicism, Diaries, Interviews, Newspapers, World War II
Tagged Croatia, Svetozar Rittig, VeÄernji List, Yugoslavia
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Waugh Appears in Vatican Document Release
The Vatican recently released a large quantity of documentary archives that cover the period at the end of WWII. It is not surprising that much of the press comment on these documents relates to their reflection on the attitude of … Continue reading
Posted in Diaries, Letters, Newspapers, World War II
Tagged Pope Pius XII, Vatican, Yugoslavia
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Yugoslavia: Churchill Hoodwinked
Writer and TV producer Peter Batty was recently interviewed by the Slovenian weekly news magazine Democracija. The results are posted in English on their website. He is asked about his book Hoodwinking Churchill (2011) in which he explained how English … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Newspapers, World War II
Tagged Democracija, Peter Batty, Yugoslavia
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Evelyn Waugh Studies (Autumn 2019) Now Available
The latest edition of the society’s journal Evelyn Waugh Studies (Autumn 2019, No. 50.2) is now available. It can be accessed at this link. The contents are set out below: CONTENTS Brideshead Serialized: 75th Anniversary of Publication in Town & … Continue reading
Posted in Anniversaries, Brideshead Revisited, Evelyn Waugh Studies, Oxford, World War II
Tagged F Scott Fitzgerald, Jeffrey Meyers, Robert Murray Davis, Town & Country, Yugoslavia
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Evelyn and Randolph in WWII Yugoslavia
In the new issue of the collected lectures of the British Studies seminar at the Unversity of Texas, there is a lecture entitled “Evelyn Waugh and Randolph Churchill in Yugoslavia”. This is by biographer and literary critic Jeffrey Meyers who … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Lectures, World War II
Tagged Jeffrey Meyers, Randolph Churchill, University of Texas, Yugoslavia
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75th Anniversary of Brideshead Airdrop
75 years ago today, the page proofs of Brideshead Revisited were dropped by parachute into Yugoslavia and retrieved by Evelyn Waugh. This event is recorded in his diary entry for Monday, 20 November 1944 (Diaries, p. 592). This is the … Continue reading
Posted in Anniversaries, Brideshead Revisited, Diaries, Evelyn Waugh, World War II
Tagged Yugoslavia
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Waugh’s Visit to Vis
The Observer has published an interview of Croatian writerĀ SreÄko Horvat whose new book Poetry from the Future will be issued next week. The interviewer Andrew Anthony describes him as “one of the busiest leftwing political activists in Europe”, noting his … Continue reading
Posted in Diaries, Interviews, Newspapers, World War II
Tagged Srecko Horvat, The Observer, Tito, Vis, Yugoslavia
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Yugoslavia and Ishmaelia
Dr Robert Hickson has posted another of his “essays” on Waugh’s life and works on the weblog catholicism.org. These should not be mistaken for religious dicussions but are rather compilations of writings from Waugh’s works or memoirs of his contemporaries … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Diaries, Evelyn Waugh, Humo(u)r, Scoop, Theater, World War II
Tagged Abyssinia, Erich Wagner, Happy Warriors, Randolph Churchill, Robert Hickson, Yugoslavia
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Review: Waugh at War
Milena Borden has reviewed the play Happy Warriors that opened last week in a North London theatre: James Macdonaldās new play staged in the Upstairs at The Gatehouse theatre is inspired by the Evelyn Waugh and Randolph Churchillās Second World … Continue reading
Posted in Evelyn Waugh, Theater, World War II
Tagged Happy Warriors, James Macdonald, Randolph Churchill, Upstairs at the Gatehouse, Yugoslavia
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North London Stage Production to Feature Evelyn Waugh
Ā The Highgate, North London, theatre Upstairs at the Gatehouse has announced the premiere of a new play called Happy Warriors that will feature Evelyn Waugh as one of the principal characters. The script is by James Hugh Macdonald and is … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptations, Evelyn Waugh, London, Theater, World War II
Tagged James Hugh Macdonald, Rando;ph Churchill, Upstairs at the Gatehouse, Yugoslavia
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