Branko Ćirlić (* 8. July 1916 in Pirot; † 9. March 2017 in Warsaw) was a serbian Slavic studies scholar and translator. He was 100 years old. He was married to Danuta Ćirlić-Straszyńska. His education included Faculty of Polish Studies at the University of Warsaw and University of Belgrade. He worked at University of Łódź. He was awarded the Medal for Merit to Culture.

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Biography of Branko Ćirlić

8. Jul 1916 – 9. Mar 2017(100 years)Died in:Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship

Serbian Slavic studies scholar and translator (1916–2017)

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Birthplace

Pirot, Serbia

Place of Death

Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship

Occupation

writer

Awards(1)

Medal for Merit to Culture

Spouse(1)

Danuta Ćirlić-Straszyńska

Education(2)

Faculty of Polish Studies at the University of Warsaw University of Belgrade

Employer(1)

University of Łódź

Branko Ćirlić (* 8. July 1916 in Pirot; † 9. March 2017 in Warsaw) was a serbian Slavic studies scholar and translator. He was 100 years old. He was married to Danuta Ćirlić-Straszyńska. His education included Faculty of Polish Studies at the University of Warsaw and University of Belgrade. He worked at University of Łódź. He was awarded the Medal for Merit to Culture.

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1916

Born in Pirot, Serbia

2017

Died in Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship

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