František Hrubín

František Hrubín ( born September 17, 1910 in Prague, † March 1, 1971 ) was a Czech writer, author of nature and love poetry, poets.

In his youth he lived in Lesany. After finishing high school in Prague, he broke in 1932 his studies of philosophy and theology at Charles University from. From 1934 he worked in the Municipal Library of Prague and later at the Ministry of Information. From 1946 until his death he was a full-time writer.

Hrubín was co-founder of the children's magazine thyme ( mateřídouška ) and edited it from 1945 until 1950.

He criticized together with Jaroslav Seifert 1956, the collection of literature by politics and was imprisoned for a writer. This initially led to a complete ban on publication, but later he was sent to work as a translator and children's book author.

Works

Poetry

• Zpíváno z dálky - 1933
• Krasna po chudobě - 1935
• Země po polednách - 1937
• Včelí Plast - 1940
• Země sudička - 1941
• Bases Jobova noc - 1945, vyjadřování pocitu ohrožení Rødne Země
• Říkejte si se mnou - 1943
• Hirosima - 1948
• PROMENA - 1957
• Romance per křídlovku - 1962
• Zlata Reneta - 1964

Dramas

• Sunday in August ( Srpnová Nedele ) - 1958
• Kristallnacht ( Křišťálová noc ) - 1961

Children's Books

• Spalicek pohádek - 1957

Published in German language

• The chicken in the cornfield - Sauerland, Frankfurt ( March 1981)
• Tales of the Arabian Nights - Artia Verlag ( 1960)
• Lend me wings - Dausien (1961 )
• Beautiful fairy - Artia Verlag ( 1959)
• Florets and the Winter Witch - Artia Verlag ( 1964)
• SAG ` ON! - Artia Verlag ( 1955)

Films