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Ljubica Ivošević Dimitrov (Serbian: Љубица Ивошевић-Димитров; Bulgarian: Люба Ивошевич-Димитрова; 17 July 1884 – 27 May 1933) was a Serbian and Bulgarian textile worker, labour activist, newspaper editor and the first Serbian proletarian poet.
- Poetry, journalism
- Serbian
Ljubica Ivošević Dimitrov (bug. Люба Ивошевич-Димитрова; Saranovo, kod Rače, 17. jul 1884 — Moskva, 27. maj 1933) bila je tekstilna radnica, prva srpska revolucionarna pesnikinja i supruga Georgi Dimitrova.
Pored krojačkog zanata, bavila se i literarnim radom. Godine 1901. postaje stalni član hora „Beogradskog radničkog društva”, a imala je i uloge u njihovim pozorišnim predstavama. Ljubica Ivošević Dimitrov smatra se prvom srpskom proleterskom pesnikinjom.
Люба Ивошевич-Димитрова (ur. 17 lipca 1884 we wsi Saranovo, okręg szumadyjski, zm. 27 maja 1933 w Moskwie [1]) – serbska poetka i dziennikarka, działaczka komunistyczna, żona Georgi Dimitrowa . Życiorys. Była najmłodszą córką Milovana i Milicy Ivošević [2].
U toj plejadi žena socijalistkinja, vidno mesto zauzima Ljubica Ivošević Dimitrov. Tekstilna radnica, prva proleterska pesnikinja i sindikalka koja je učestvovala u stvaranju prvih sindikalnih saveza u Srbiji.
In 1906, Dimitrov married his first wife, Serbian emigrant milliner, writer and socialist Ljubica Ivošević, with whom he lived until her death in 1933. While in the Soviet Union, Dimitrov married his second wife, the Czech -born Roza Yulievna Fleishmann (1896–1958), who gave birth to his only son, Mitya, in 1936.
Ljubica Ivošević Dimitrov is considered to be the first Serbian proletarian female poet. She published 25 poems in different journals and magazines. She also published two prose works in Bulgaria. Most of the letters that she wrote to her husband have been preserved. She also translated articles from Russian. She was a member of the Communist ...
