About Nikola Berovski
Lived 1923 – 1993 (aged 69–70). Nikola Berovski was a teacher.
Nikola Berovski (, 1923–1993) was a Macedonian educator and translator whose entire career was spent among the Macedonians in Albania. His Macedonian-Albanian dictionary contained over 10,000 words.
Life Born in Bitola, Berovski was among the Macedonian teachers sent to Albania following World War II. His dictionary as well as his textbook in Macedonian for first grade and a grammar book for fourth-grade Macedonian were published in Tirana. After the Tito-Stalin Split in 1948, Berovski was one of two Macedonian teachers who remained in Albania, both having started families.
Berovski worked with and was a friend of writer Sterjo Spasse. In commemoration of 90 years since his birth in 2013, 500 copies of his dictionary were printed by the Macedonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and distributed among Macedonians in Albania.
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Who was Nikola Berovski?
Macedonian educator (1923 - 1993)
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Nikola Berovski was born in 1923 in Bitola.
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Nikola Berovski died in 1993 in Tirana.
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Nikola Berovski was a teacher.
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