József Ficzkó

József Ficzko or Fitzkó; ( Jožef Ficko ) ( born March 15, 1772 in Boreca, † November 28, 1843 in Peresznye ) was a Burgenland-Croatian writer and Catholic priest Slovenian descent.

Ficzko grew in the Slovenian territory Tótság / Slovenska okroglina (now Prekmurje ) on. His parents were Miklós and Ilona Ficzko. Miklós Küzmics supported his studies in Szombathely ( Szombathely ). In 1797 he was ordained a priest, from 1802, he was pastor in proessing ( Peresznye ).

Ficzko had learned Croatian and worked as an author. His works have helped to promote the development of the Burgenland- Croatian literature. Ficzko rejected the Illyrism, the new Serbo-Croatian language and the alphabet gajische, he supported only the Burgenland-Croatian language.

Works

  • A.B.C. knyisicze za diczu Horváczkoga naroda va Kralyesztvi Vugerszkom (Alphabet book for Croatian children in the Kingdom of Hungary )?
  • Kratak Pregled Sztaroga Zakona ( A brief overview of the Old Testament), 1824
  • Kratak Pregled Novoga Zakona ( A brief overview of the New Testament ), 1824
  • Nova hizsa zlata (New Golden House ), 1829
  • Razlaganye velikoga katekismusa ( Declaration of Large Catechism ), 1836
  • Novo Marianszko Zvetye ( New Flower Madonna ), 1837
  • Nova Vrata nebeszka ( New Pearly Gates ), 1864
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