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The Slavic and East European Journal, 1969
At the beginning of the nineteenth century the Serbian people became engaged in a dual struggle for political and cultural independence. Their early political leader was Karadjordje, whose rebels began to lift the awesome Turkish yoke that had been oppressing their countrymen for four long centuries. Their chief cultural revolutionary was Vuk Karad'i6 (
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Les correspondants russes de Jernej Kopitar (1780-1844)

Slavica Occitania, 2003
Bernard Antonia. Les correspondants russes de Jernej Kopitar (1780-1844). In: Slavica Occitania, n°17, 2003. Entre Russie et Europe : itinéraires croisés des linguistes et idées linguistiques. pp. 13-28.
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The Correspondence Between Josef Fesi and Augustin Theiner as a Source for the Biography of Jernej Kopitar

Slovene Studies Journal, 1987
In the Vatican's Secret Archives, where part I of the literary bequest of the church historian Augustin Theiner (1804-74) is kept, I found some letters written to him by the Austrian theologian Josef Fesl (1788-1864).2 Both scholars had close connections with Jernej Kopitar.
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Bartholomäus (Jernej) Kopitar. Neue Studien und Materialien anläßlich seines 150. Todestages.

1998
Zeitschrift für Ostmitteleuropa-Forschung, Bd. 47 Nr. 3 (1998)
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