Wroclavian, Kshistof (Radom, Poland, 28. IX 1937) – Professor of Macedonian Literature and Macedonian Language of the Warsaw University, Specialist for South Slav Folklore. He graduated Slavics of the Warsaw University. Two years he worked in the instant for Polish language, where he studied the Serbian-Croatian language, and then came to a Lector in Polish language at the Faculty of Philosophy in Skopje (11. ⅹ 1967, as the second lecturer in Polish language, after prof. V. P. ). He immediately started the study and collection of Macedonian folk art, especially in the village. Pestani (Ohrid), Ohrid and s. Krstec (Prilep). After returning to Poland, he worked as a Polish language for foreigners (until 1978), a Master’s degree and received the material from the collected Macedonian folk tales. He was director of the Institute of Slavic Philology in Warsaw (1878) and took lectures on Macedonian literature and Macedonian language from prof. C. Pyanka. Kshinyof Wroclavian BIB. Folklorizing notes on the drama “The money is overwhelming,” and ⅱ, “Macedonian folklore”, ⅶ, 14 and IX, 18, Skopje, 1974 and 1976, 87-92 and 25-35; Macedonian national storyteller Dimo Stenkoski, and folklore monograph, ⅱ texts, Skopje, 1979 and 1984; Comparative monograph of the Macedonian village Jablanica and the Polish village of Pendendi Grandky, Tom 3 mythical traditions, Skopje, 1992 (with co-author). Lit.: Zdravko Stamatovski, one full, clean source. Talks at the Macedonian language seminar, literature and culture: Kshinyof Wroclavian, “Nova Makedonija”, 2. IX 1992, 10. S. Ml. Ordinary spinning
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