Rođakinja nobelovca otkriva: Ivo Andrić je fratarski sin

..ako, je Ivo Andric´bija Hrvat, se lako vidi po Genetskom-nalazu.., jer znamo da su Seroidi 60%-Turki..!!

Nadam se da će sad pojedinci s ovih komentara potaknuti člankom uzeti koju knjigu od Andrića i onako .. iz prkosa je pročitati! To bi bio poduhvat!

MARSIJ@NAC, ja imam mozak i znam , tacno, smisao poruke koju saljem. Ako si stariji od 18 g. (pretpostavljam da imas 12 po logici razumijevanja) , onda si bio ucesnik na popisima stanovnistva koje se odrzava svakih 10 g. Na. Na popisnoj listi jedna od kategorija je vjerska i nacionalna opredjeljenost. USTAVNO pravo je svakog pojedinca da se OPREDJELI prema svojoj zelji . Kada bi se vjera ili nacija odredjivali po rodjenju , onda ovoga pitanja ne bi bilo. ( Ne raspravljamo o kulturi ili tradiciji, jer one nas ne moraju na nista obavezivati). Da te tvoja majka , kojim slucajem , mjesec dana poslije poroda ostavila u Londonu i usvojili te Englezi ti bi zbog svoje pameti i nasljednih gena sigurno znao da si to sto si danas. ( Hrvat,Srbin , aktolik ,pravoslavac itd.)

uistinu ste sm(ij)esni. Sve mi lici na ono izmedju grka i makedonaca oko Aleksandra Velikog ili Makedonskog. I on i Andrtic su ono sto su zbog onoga sto su ucinili - ostavili a ne zbog naqcionalne ili narodne pripadnosti. Uzxmite se k\'pameti ili urazumite se.

Ivo Andrič je rođeni travničanin i po nacionalnosti Hrvat,, za vremena njegovog uspona život ga je odnijeo u Beograd Srbija,,pa su tako i srbi kao poznati lopovi prisvojili njegove dobre strane kao i nagradu i djela dok se odriču njegove Hrvatske nacionalnosti,, Najpoznatija djela NA DRINI ĆUPRIJA (1945) TRAVNIČKA HRONIKA (1945) PROKLETA AVLIJA (1954) ASKA I VUK (1960)

Biography ,,,,Wikipedija Ivan Andrić was born on October 9, 1892, to a Roman Catholic family of Croatian parentage, in Travnik, Bosnia and Herzegovina, then part of the Ottoman Empire, under control of Austria-Hungary. He was born as Ivan, but becameme known by the diminutive Ivo. When Andrić was two years old, his father Antun died. Because his mother Katarina (née Pejić) was too poor to support him, he was raised by his mother\'s family in the town of Višegrad on the river Drina in eastern Bosnia, where he saw the Ottoman Bridge, later made famous in his novel The Bridge on the Drina (Na Drini ćuprija).[4] Andrić attended the Jesuit gymnasium in Travnik, followed by Sarajevo\'s gymnasium and later the universities in Zagreb (1912 and 1918), Vienna (1913), Kraków (1914), and Graz (PhD, 1924).[5] Because of his political activities, Andrić was imprisoned by the Austrian government during World War I (first in Maribor and later in the Doboj detention camp) alongside other pro-Yugoslav civilians. Under the newly-formed Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (later Kingdom of Yugoslavia) Andrić became a civil servant, first in the Ministry of Faiths and then the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where he pursued a successful diplomatic career as Deputy Foreign Minister. During his diplomatic service, he was working in embassy at Holy See (1920), consulates in Bucharest, Trieste and Graz (1924), consulates in Paris and Marseilles (1927), and embassy in Madrid (1928). In 1939 he was appointed ambassador in Germany. He was also a delegate of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia at the 19th, 21st, 23rd and 24th sessions of the League of Nations in Geneva in period 1930-1934.[6] Andrić greatly opposed the movement of Stjepan Radić, the president of the Croatian Peasant Party. His ambassadorship ended in 1941 after the German invasion of Yugoslavia. During World War II, Andrić lived quietly in Belgrade, completing the three of his most famous novels which were published in 1945, including The Bridge on the Drina. After the war, Andrić spent most of his time in his home in Belgrade and held a number of ceremonial posts in the new Communist government of Yugoslavia, and was also a member of the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In 1961, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature \"for the epic force with which he has traced themes and depicted human destinies drawn from the history of his country\". He donated all of the prize money for the improvement of libraries in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He was member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts.[7] Following the death of his wife, Milica Babić-Andrić, in 1968, he began reducing his public activities. In 1969 he was elected an honorary member of the Academy of Sciences and Arts of Bosnia and Herzegovina.[8] As time went by, he became increasingly ill and eventually died on March 13, 1975, in Belgrade, SR Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia. He was buried in the Belgrade New Cemetery, in the Alley of Distinguished Citizens.[9]

kako to TESLA se rodio u Hrvatskoj a srbi kazu da je SRBIJANAC.????

He he he najveći \"srpski\" književnik je usta*a!!!

Ne znam da li je slučajno, ili ne, ali izgleda kao da se tvoj komentar o čitanju Andrića odnosi na mene (jer si ga postavio nakon mog posta). Ako je to tačno onda ne znam kako sam uspeo da ostavim utisak da Andrićeva dela nisam čitao? Ne poznajem baš ceo opus, priznajem, ali nekih 70% jesam čitao.

Ma baba lupa gluposti, otac Ive Andrića po kojem je i dobio prezime je iz Nove Bile mjesta nadomak Travnika. Ajde baba ostavi se brlje pa vidiš da si jednom nogom u grobu.

..znalo se to i prije,ništa novo

to nije nikakva novost.

Balkanska primitivna plemena se opet bave prebrojavanjem krvnih zrnaca. Jaaadno. Sto se tice Tesle, on se sam izjasnio oko svog porijekla i svoje domovine.

to je gruba \'procena\'.hehe...ali stvar je u tome sto to nikada necemo saznati.istina se nalazi u Vatikanu,a sanse da se do nj dodje su vrlo male.

Kako bi bilo da s riječi predjete ne ... čitanje! Mnogima s ovih komentara to očajno fali!

Mlade nacije nemaju identitet pa uzimaju sa strane. Crnogorci bi da rasrbe Njegoša i kralja Nikolu, Albanci svojataju majku Terezu, Hrvati bi voleli da je Tesla Hrvat, a pokušali su da ukradu i srpsku narodnu poeizuju pa su se obrukali. Ivo Andrić se do kraja srednje škole izjašnjavao kao Hrvat i posle je postao svojom odlukom Srbin. Živeo je i radio do smrti u Beogradu i izjašnjavao se Srbinom. Srbinom se izjašnjavao i pisac musliman Meša Selimović. Srbinom se izjašnjava i Emir Kusturica. Jednostavno, odlučili su biti Srbi i to sa pravom i osnovom, jer su poreklom Srbi. Njihovi su razlozi još veći, smatrali su da Srbi imaju najprosvećenije intelektualce i da se među njima najbolje osećaju.