Title:Letter from Milko Ralchev to Salvini (6.11.1935)
Author:Ralchev, MilkoDate:6.11.1935Abstract:Ralchev complains that he didn’t get the scholarship for Italy and that someone else – some untrue friend of the Italians and Italy – wasted it. He also writes that he has published his essay about G. Carducci at his own expense, because of the sudden transfer of the president of the Italian-Bulgarian Association of Culture. As a result, ...Library:
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Title:Letter from Milko Ralchev to Salvini (7.4.1935)
Author:Ralchev, MilkoDate:7.4.1935Abstract:Ralchev has received Salvini’s article which is to be published in the Listopad magazine. He is interested in another article of his, written three years earlier - about Pencho Slaveikov. Ralchev is working as an Italian language teacher in the Italian school in Sofia and shares his idea to publish an encyclopedia of Italian poetry. He asks ...Library:
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Title:Letter from Mikhail Arnaudov to Salvini (4.2.1937)
Author:Arnaudov, MikhailDate:4.2.1937Abstract:Contains information about Emanuil Popdimitrov’s translations, made on M. Arnaudov’s request, as well as a comment by E. Popdimitrov on Salvini’s book Bulgarian Literature. The name of Markazzan is mentioned in the note.Library:
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Title:Letter from Mario Marcazzan to Salvini (s.a.)
Author:Marcazzan, MarioDate:s.a.Abstract:Marcazzan tells about the organisation of concerts and other cultural events. He is interested in the latest news about the political relations between Italy and Bulgaria. He shares other personal matters concerning the working environment.Library:
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Title:Letter from Mario Marcazzan to Salvini (s.a.)
Author:Marcazzan, MarioDate:s.a.Abstract:The letter contains New year’s greetings and an excuse for the late reply. Marcazzan explains that he has been occupied with the cultural events organised by the Institute and with the moving into a new main office. He informs Salvini that he has talked to E. Bagriana and he is not sure if she would do what is expected from her. Marcazzani ...Library:
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Title:Letter from Mario Marcazzan to Salvini (s.a.)
Author:Marcazzan, MarioDate:s.a.Abstract:Marcazzan’s relationship with Salvini is still formal. He asks him for the most important materials to prepare for his stay in Bulgaria. He hopes that their relationship will become a true friendship.Library:
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Title:Letter from Mario Marcazzan to Salvini (s.a.)
Author:Marcazzan, MarioDate:s.a.Abstract:The long letter contains information about the life, work and relationships of its author with various coleagues and Bulgarian intellectuals (for example Elisaveta Bagriana is praised for her human and professional virtues). Marcazzan informs Salvini about the activity of the Institute, the success of the language courses, the initiatives ...Library:
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Title:Letter from Mario Marcazzan to Salvini (s.a.)
Author:Marcazzan, MarioDate:s.a.Abstract:Marcazzan is sorry for not beeing able to meet Salvini due to some family and work problems. He informs him about the transfer of another colleague and asks him to help with her appointment wherever she wishes to go. He reflects on the futility of too many shiftings and travellings. He promises to write again soon.Library:
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Title:Letter from Mario Marcazzan to Salvini (s.a.)
Author:Marcazzan, MarioDate:s.a.Abstract:Marcazzan apologizes for being unable to reply earlier. He informs Salvini about his problems at work and shares his recent achievements in the organisation of some cultural events. Elisaveta Bagriana is working on the translation and Marcazzan admires her intellect.Library:
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Title:Letter from Mario Marcazzan to Salvini (s.a.)
Author:Marcazzan, MarioDate:s.a.Abstract:Marcazzan congratulates Salvini and wishes him success in everything. He tells him, that he is going to talk to Elisaveta Bagriana and Dora Gabe, and he will inform him as soon as possible. Marcazzan advises Salvini not to exhaust himself.Library:
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Title:Letter from Mario Marcazzan to Salvini (14.3.1939)
Author:Marcazzan, MarioDate:14.3.1939Abstract:Marcazzan asks Salvini for more information about the organisation of the Italian book exhibition in Sofia and asks whether he is going to attend it.Library:
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Title:Letter from Mario Marcazzan to Salvini (2.4.1938)
Author:Marcazzan, MarioDate:2.4.1938Abstract:Marcazzan informs Salvini that the scholarship student Popvasilev leaves for Rome the next day and asks him to help him. He shares with Salvini some personal matters and expresses his satisfaction about the establishment of Italian department in the Sofia University.Library:
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Title:Letter from Mario Marcazzan to Salvini (8.3.1939)
Author:Marcazzan, MarioDate:8.3.1939Abstract:Marcazzan tells Salvini several important news. First, there is going to be an exhibiton of the italian book in Sofia and F. T. Marinetti is going to attend. Second, the Italian language learning in the Sofia University increases and there is going to be a specific Italian language section in the Roman Studies Department. Third, I. Petkanov ...Library:
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Title:Letter from Mara Camerani to Salvini (18.8.1937)
Author:Camerani, MaraDate:18.8.1937Abstract:Camerani thanks Salvini for sending her the copy of the book Schibil, congratulates him for the good translation and adds that she intends to write a review about it in the Mir newspaper.Library:
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Title:Letter from Nikolay Dontchev to Salvini (12.10.1955)
Author:Dontchev, NikolayDate:12.10.1955Abstract:Dontchev asks Salvini to write an article for Literaturen Front on the subject ”Rеаlism in modern Italian literature”.Library:
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Title:Letter from Stefan Mokrev to Salvini (5.12.1939)
Author:Mokrev, StefanDate:5.12.1939Abstract:Contains information about D. Panteleev and other common acquaintances and a promise from Mokrev that he will send his new short story collection. Mokrev explains that the Anthology of Bulgarian narrators is not well accepted in Bulgaria, and that the absence of Todor Vlaikov in it cannot be justified. N. Atanasov, G. Danchov, K. Mutafov, ...Library:
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Title:Letter from Rayna Georgieva to Salvini (2.10.1952)
Author:Georgieva, RaynaDate:2.10.1952Abstract:The cover for Georgi Karaslavov’s novel Daughter in Law, translated by L. Salvini, is sent with this letter (its artist is Boris Angelushev). Salvini is asked to send a copy of the translation to the Committee. If Salvini translates other works from Bulgarian authors, the Committee will assit him to piblish them in Italy.Library:
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Title:Letter from Konstantin Mutafov to Salvini (29.11.1939)
Author:Mutafov, KonstantinDate:29.11.1939Abstract:Mutafov expresses his deep condolence regarding the death of L. Salvini’s mother. All Salvini’s friends missed him at the Italian Book Exhibition in Sofia. At the opening Mutafov met Luciano De Feo who confirmed he would be awarded an Italian order. Mutafov thanks Salvini for all his support. The final words of the letter are marked by ...Library:
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Title:Postcard from Konstantin Mutafov to Salvini (26.9.1939)
Author:Mutafov, KonstantinDate:26.9.1939Abstract:Contains information about an undelivered parcel of printed materials, previously sent to Salvini. The letter mentions also the preparation of the Italian book exhibition in Sofia. Mutafov conveys Raychev’s (most probably Raycho Raychev’s) request to Salvini to send to the Sofia National Library all his works dedicated to Bulgaria and Bulgarian literature.Library:
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Title:Postcard from Konstantin Mutafov to Salvini (16.9.1939)
Author:Mutafov, KonstantinDate:16.9.1939Abstract:Mutafov is grateful that his works have been included in the anthology (Narratori bulgari) and asks Salvini whether he has his last collection of short stories, Simple Souls. In the second part of the letter, written in Bulgarian, Mutafov offers other stories of his.Library: