Migjeni (English spelling)

Japanese: ミギエニ（英語表記）Migjeni

1911‐38
Albanian author. His real name was Milosh Gjergj Nikolla. He was born in Shkodër and studied at a seminary in South Macedonia, where he was opened to Russian literature. After returning to Russia, he became an elementary school teacher in a mountain village, where he experienced the misery of rural life and published documentary literature, short stories, poems, and other works that realistically depicted that experience in magazines. A collection of these works, Poems of Freedom (1935), was printed, but was banned for its dangerous ideas. He contracted severe tuberculosis and went to Italy to recuperate, but died there.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1911‐38
アルバニアの作家。本名Milosh Gjergj Nikolla。シュコダルの出身で，南マケドニアの神学校に学び，ここでロシア文学に目を開かれた。帰国後，山村の小学校教師となり，農村の生活の悲惨さを体験し，それをリアルに描いた記録文学，短編小説，詩などを雑誌に発表。それらを一つにまとめた著作集《自由の詩》(1935)は印刷されたが，危険思想のかどで発禁処分となった。重い結核にかかり，療養のためイタリアに赴いたが客死した。

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