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The Montenegrin professor, writer and former politician and the President of the National Party Novak Kilibard, passed away yesterday in the 90th year of life.
According to his liking, he was buried today in the circle of families in the city cemetery Čepurci.
Kilibarda was born on January 7, 1934 in Banjani.
He graduated from the University Study and the doctorate of science in Belgrade. He worked in Visegrad Gymnasium, at the pedagogical academy in Niksic and at the University of Montenegro.
In the field of literary theory and history, he published Poetry and history in National Literature (1972), Bogoljub Petranović (1974), Legend and Poetry (1982), from the roots of orality (1988), Oral literature of Montenegro (2009), history of Montenegrin literature, book. And (2012), spiritual gratitude Andrić (2015) and elected scientific papers in the books of the Epic Measory of History, oral literature in the service of written, oral literature before the reader. He also prepared three Anthologies: Bulgarian (1979), Lyme Under his heading Neoxodes (1987) and oral poetry is higher than above (2010). Kilibarda is the author of the first comments and explanations of the mirror of the Serbian issued within the entire works of Petar II Petrovic, and then as a separate publication in the edition of the Institute for Montenegrin Language and Literature in Podgorica (2011).
Kilibarda is also the author of literary-polemical aspects: from a bribe to politics (2002), literary-political debates (2003) and the Iron Church and Kosovo Mit (2006). Three books were also published with Kilibard: ČiliBard - scientist and writer with Dr. Dejan Ajdačić (2000), Kilibarda - Confession of Montenegro with SlavoliBard - Mosaic Characters, views, thoughts, ideas , Words with Božidar Ilijim Milicic (2008).
He is the author of a large number of novels and books of the narrator. He received the "Radoja Domanić" awards for his literary work, "Branko Ćopić", "Unity" (for the book of the year 1988), Serbian literary cooperatives and the Trinaestoy Award of the Republic of Montenegro.
M.J.
