Ljudmil Stojanov

Japanese: ストヤノフ（英語表記）Ljudmil Stojanov

1888‐1973
Bulgarian author. His real name was Georgi Stojanov Zlatarev. He started out as a symbolist poet, publishing collections of poems such as Visions of the Crossroads (1914), but after experiencing the Balkan Wars and World War I, he gradually shifted to a realist stance. He is best known for his novels The Silver Wedding of Colonel Matov (1933) and Cholera (1935), which depicts the horrors of war. After the establishment of the socialist government, he served as president of the Union of Writers and director of the Institute of Literature at the Academy of Sciences.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1888‐1973
ブルガリアの作家。本名ゲオルギ･ストヤノフ･ズラタレフGeorgi Stojanov Zlatarev。初期には象徴派詩人として《十字路の幻》(1914)などの詩集を出したが，バルカン戦争や第1次世界大戦を体験した後，しだいにリアリズムの立場へ移っていった。《マトフ大佐の銀婚式》(1933)，戦争の悲惨さを描いた小説《コレラ》(1935)が有名である。社会主義政権成立後，作家同盟会長，科学アカデミー付属文学研究所長などを歴任した。

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