Julius Zeyer
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Also known as (3 names)
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- Zejeris, Julius · Zeyer · Zeyer, J.
- Born (as recorded)
- 1841-04-26
- Place of birth
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- Place of birth (as recorded)
- Prag
- Died (as recorded)
- 1901-01-29
- Place of death
- https://d-nb.info/gnd/4076310-9
(1841–1901), Czech poet, dramatist, and novelist. Julius Zeyer’s father was a wealthy lumber merchant descended from Alsatian aristocracy; his mother came from a Jewish family in Prague, although she raised her children as Catholics. Zeyer would become one of the most prolific Czech writers of his day—his collected works run to some 30 volumes, including his verse epics drawing on Czech legends (Vyšehrad; 1880)—but his embrace of Czech culture was not automatic. Like other writers from the Czech lands, he grew up speaking German; nevertheless, he published his first stories in Czech, in his early thirties. Still, he was a fierce, if ambivalent, patriot: he loved Czech culture and yearned for independence from Vienna, and yet excoriated Czechs for their provincialism and docile obedience to Habsburg rule. He felt like a literary outsider in Prague, which he called both “queen” and “whore,” and in 1887 moved to the small town of Vodňany, where he spent the next 12 years, except for his frequent trips abroad. Although Zeyer’s relations with established Czech literary life could be prickly, he was widely admired and honored, and in 1901 became the first person to be buried in Slavín, the tomb of great Czechs in the national Vyšehrad cemetery.
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Julius Zeyer
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Zeyer, Julius
29 statements
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- 1841-04-26
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Zeyer, Julius, 1841-1901
26 statements
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- 1841-04-03
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- Prague (Czech Republic)
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Julius Zeyer
32 statements
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- 1841-04-26
- death date
- 1901-01-29
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- I͡Uliĭ Zeer
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- J. Zeyer
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- Julius Zejeris
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- Julius Zeyer
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- Juliusz Zeyer
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- Juljusz Zeyer
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- Зейер
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- Юлиус Зейер
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- Юліус Зэер
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- Յուլիուս Զեյեր
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- چوليوس زير
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- یولیوس زه یر
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Zeyer, Julius
7 statements
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(1841–1901), Czech poet, dramatist, and novelist. Julius Zeyer’s father was a wealthy lumber merchant descended from Alsatian aristocracy; his mother came from a Jewish family in Prague, although she raised her children as Catholics. Zeyer would become one of the most prolific Cz…
(1841–1901), Czech poet, dramatist, and novelist. Julius Zeyer’s father was a wealthy lumber merchant descended from Alsatian aristocracy; his mother came from a Jewish family in Prague, although she raised her children as Catholics. Zeyer would become one of the most prolific Czech writers of his day—his collected works run to some 30 volumes, including his verse epics drawing on Czech legends (Vyšehrad; 1880)—but his embrace of Czech culture was not automatic. Like other writers from the Czech lands, he grew up speaking German; nevertheless, he published his first stories in Czech, in his early thirties. Still, he was a fierce, if ambivalent, patriot: he loved Czech culture and yearned for independence from Vienna, and yet excoriated Czechs for their provincialism and docile obedience to Habsburg rule. He felt like a literary outsider in Prague, which he called both “queen” and “whore,” and in 1887 moved to the small town of Vodňany, where he spent the next 12 years, except for his frequent trips abroad. Although Zeyer’s relations with established Czech literary life could be prickly, he was widely admired and honored, and in 1901 became the first person to be buried in Slavín, the tomb of great Czechs in the national Vyšehrad cemetery.- title
- Zeyer, Julius
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- Julius Zeyer
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