About Jure Radić
Lived 1920 – 1990 (aged 69). Jure Radić was a Croatian botanist, malacologist and catholic priest.
Jure Radić (28 November 1920 – 25 July 1990) was a Croatian Catholic priest and scientist.
He was born in Baška Voda. He taught as a professor of liturgy at the Faculty of Theology in Makarska. He explored the flora of Biokovo and Makarska littoral, and benthic fauna of Makarska underwater. In 1963 he founded the Malacological museum in Makarska, and in 1979 the Institute "Mountains and Sea", in which he collaborated with Edita Marija Šolić. He also founded conference proceedings series Acta Biocovica (1981). He co-founded and edited the first Croatian journal in liturgical-pastoral theology Služba Božja in 1960.
He died in Split.
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Who was Jure Radić?
Croatian scientist and theologian (1920-1990)
When was Jure Radić born?
Jure Radić was born on 28 November 1920 in Baška Voda.
When did Jure Radić die?
Jure Radić died on 25 July 1990 in Split.
What was Jure Radić's occupation?
Jure Radić was a botanist, malacologist and catholic priest.
What nationality was Jure Radić?
Jure Radić was Croatian.
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· DBpedia: Jure Radić (priest)
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