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Ivan Krasko

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Also known as: Ján Botto
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  • Slovak literature

    Another notable poet was Ivan Krasko (the pseudonym of Ján Botto), whose volumes of verse, Nox et solitudo (1909) and Verše (1912), were among the finest achievements of Slovak literature.

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    Another notable poet was Ivan Krasko (the pseudonym of Ján Botto), whose volumes of verse, Nox et solitudo (1909) and Verše (1912), were among the finest achievements of Slovak literature.

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  • Slovakia
    Slovakia
    / Literature and drama

    … (Pavol Országh), Svetozár Hurban Vajanský, Ivan Krasko (Ján Botto), Martin Rázus, Janko Jesenský, and Emil Boleslav Lukáč. However, important Slovak novelists—such as Timrava (Božena Slančíkova), Milo Urban, and Margita Figuli—also emerged.

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    … (Pavol Országh), Svetozár Hurban Vajanský, Ivan Krasko (Ján Botto), Martin Rázus, Janko Jesenský, and Emil Boleslav Lukáč. However, important Slovak novelists—such as Timrava (Božena Slančíkova), Milo Urban, and Margita Figuli—also emerged.

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