Author · North Macedonia
Aco Šopov
Died in 1982
Aco Šopov was born in Štip on 20 December 1923. He fought in the partisan resistance, studied philosophy in Skopje, was the first director of the publishing house that bears the name of Kosta Racin, edited literary journals, and translated Hamlet and Le Cid. He was among the first members of the Macedonian academy, repeatedly presided over the Writers' Union of Macedonia and was ambassador to Senegal in the seventies. Back in his own country, he chaired the commission for cultural relations with foreign countries and died in Skopje on 20 April 1982.
In the catalogue 1
- PoetryПесна на црната женаAco Šopov · 1976not translated into EnglishLiterature