DESTINIES OF THREE WRITERS IN THE TIME OF WAR BY THE END OF YEAR 1915.

Abstract

An unusual attempt to save people from the internament, however frivolous at frist glance, was a cause for this paper. Jovan Sjenicki, elected in Paracin for president before the occupation, rescued a number of people from Cuprija from the occupation echelon, among which there were three writers. They are, in a certain way, related to the Middle Pomoravlje: archimandrite, the later bishop Plato Jovanovic and poets Sergije MIhajlovic i Miladin K. Nikolic Rasinski. The first one has continued his sonciderable social and patriotic work in Belgrade under occupation, the other two, were interned. Through examples from the quote from crossing Albania through the diary of teacher Stanoje M. Mijatović, along with examples from the occupied territory and from the internment in Nižider, we get a picture of the difficulties and victims through which the Serbian people passed through the Great War, whose efforts we are worthy of descendants, in the jubilee year, when we celebrate victories in the first year of the war.