Persida Pinterović
1845–1895Date of birth | 1845 |
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Date of death | 1895 |
Personal situation
Persida Pinterović was born in Ruma in 1845. She was educated in Great Bečkerek. It is assumed that she went to Higher School for Girls in Belgrade. She died suddenly at the age of fifty in Belgrade, where she was buried.
Place of birth | Ruma |
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Place of death | Beograd |
Education | University education |
Professional situation
Right after she finished her studies in 1863, she started working as a teacher in Šabac. Next year, she got a job at the Higher School for Girls since she was excellent at her job in Šabac. She was prominent in the work of the Women's Society and the magazine Domaćica (The Housewife), where she was the editor of the cultural board. She wrote plays. She also translated plays from German.
In 1891, she became the head teacher of the Higher School for Girls in Belgrade.
Source:
Savremenici i poslednici Dositeja Obradovića i Vuka Stefanovića Karadžića sakupio, obradio i sredio Vlastoje D. Aleksijević (1911–1969); Deveta sveska: slovo Pa-Pi; Available on: http://digitalna.nb.rs/wb/NBS/Katalozi_i_bibliografije/P_425/P_425_09#page/0/mode/1up
Written by Milica Đuričić
Profession(s) and other activities | teacher/governess and translator |
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Works by this author
Translations
- Muž na selu 1871
- Oba kandidata 1872
- Siroče i ubica 1872
- Traži se stric 1872
Reception
Reception after death
- Persida Pinterović (1913)
- Pinterović Persida (1959)
- Naše prve spisateljke dramskih dela (2011)