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'''Milo Urban''' (pseudonyms: ''Ján Rovňan ml.'', ''Podbabjagurský'') (24 August 1904 &ndash; 10 March 1982) was [[Slovakia|Slovak]] writer, translator, journalist and an important representative of modern [[Slovak literature]].<br />
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==Biography==<br />
Urban finished elementary school in [[Zázrivá]] and [[Podhorany, Kežmarok District|Podhorany]], and then attended the gymnasia in [[Trstená]] and [[Ružomberok]]. From 1921, he worked as a journalist and editor for various newspapers and magazines. Between 1940 and 1945, Urban was editor-in-chief of ''Gardista'', a propagandist magazine published by the [[Hlinka Guard]], the paramilitary wing of the ruling [[Slovak People's Party]] in the [[Clerical fascism|clerico-fascist]] [[Slovak State]]. <br />
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Towards the end of [[World War II]] he fled the advancing [[Red Army]] to [[Austria]], but was deported back to [[Czechoslovakia]] in 1947. The following year, Urban was put on trial for his role as editor of ''Gardista'' during the war, found guilty of [[collaboration]] and deprived of his publishing rights. From the 1950s he made a living as a [[translator]]. Urban died in [[Bratislava]] in 1982.<ref>{{cite web |title=Milo Urban |url=https://www.litcentrum.sk/en/author/milo-urban |website=Slovenské literárne centrum |date=9 January 2020 |access-date=18 August 2024}}</ref><br />
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==Works==<br />
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===Stories, novellas, novels===<br />
* 1920 - ''Ej, ten tanec'', story (published in the magazine ''[[Vatra (Slovak magazine)|Vatra]]'')<br />
* ''Nešťastník''<br />
* ''Už je pozde''<br />
* ''V zhone žitia''<br />
* ''Vanitas vanitatum''<br />
* ''Typograf''<br />
* 1922 - ''Jašek Kutliak spod Bačinky'' (Jašek Kutliak from Under Bučinka), novella<br />
* 1926 - ''[[Za vyšným mlynom]]'' (Beyond the Upper Mill), this work was used as a model to [[Eugen Suchoň]]'s opera [[Krútňava]]<br />
* 1928 - ''Výkriky bez ozveny'' (Calls Without Echo), collection of novellas<br />
** ''V súmraku''<br />
** ''Štefan Koňarčík-Chrapek a Pán Boh''<br />
** ''Rozprávka o Labudovi''<br />
** ''Mičinova kobyla''<br />
** ''Tajomstvo Pavla Hrona''<br />
** ''Svedomie a Staroba''<br />
* 1932 - ''Z tichého frontu'' (From the Silent Front), collection of novellas<br />
** ''Skok do priepasti''<br />
** ''Nie! ''<br />
** ''Roztopené srdce''<br />
** ''Pred dražbou''<br />
** ''Drevený chlieb''<br />
** ''Človek, ktorý hľadá šťastie''<br />
* 1927 - ''[[Živý bič]]'' (The Living Whip), novel (1st part of the trilogy)<br />
* 1930 - ''Hmly na úsvite'' (Fog at Dawn), free continuation of ''Živý bič'' (2nd part of the pentalogy)<br />
* 1940 - ''V osídlach'' (In the Snares), free continuation of ''Živý bič'' (3rd part of the pentalogy)<br />
* 1943 - ''Novely'' (Novellas)<br />
* 1957 - ''Zhasnuté svetlá'' (Lights Doused), free continuation of ''Živý bič'' (4th part of the pentalogy)<br />
* 1964 - ''Kto seje vietor'' (Who Sows the Wind), free continuation of ''Živý bič'' (5th part of the pentalogy)<br />
* 1996 - ''Železom po železe''<br />
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===Essays===<br />
* 1970 - ''Zelená krv: Spomienky hájnikovho syna'' (Green Blood: Memories of the gamekeeper's son)<br />
* 1992 - ''Kade-tade po Halinde''<br />
* 1994 - ''Na brehu krvavej rieky''<br />
* 1995 - ''Sloboda nie je špás''<br />
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===Other works===<br />
* 1920 / 1921 - ''Zavrhnutý'', poem (published in the magazine ''Vatra'')<br />
* 1925 - ''Otroci predsudkov'', play (excerpt published in the magazine ''[[Slovenský národ]]'')<br />
* 1934 - ''Česká literatúra a Slováci'', lecture<br />
* 1991 - ''Beta, kde si? '', play (only year of inscenation, not published)<br />
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===Translations===<br />
* 1951 - selection from Russian tales<br />
* 1954 - [[Igor Newerly]]: ''Pamiątka z Celulozy''<br />
* 1959 - [[Aleksander Fredro]]: ''Pan Geldhab'' (''Mr. Geldhab'')<br />
* 1960 - [[Karel Čapek]] and [[Josef Čapek]]: ''Zo života hmyzu'' (''[[Pictures from the Insects' Life]]'')<br />
* 1961 - [[Karel Čapek]]: ''Matka'' (''The Mother'')<br />
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==References==<br />
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==External links==<br />
* [http://www.bookrags.com/biography/milo-urban-dlb/ Biography]<br />
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