About Vinko Pulišić
Lived 1853 – 1936 (aged 83). Vinko Pulišić was an Austrian catholic priest, politician and catholic bishop.
Vinko Pulišić (22 January 1853 - 6 February 1936) was the Catholic Archbishop of Zadar.
He joined the Old Church Slavonic Academy in 1914.
His literary estate remained at his palace in Olib, inherited by his nephew don Ivan Pulišić, and upon the latter's death in 1962 by his sister Marija "Marušica", who allowed Manfred Paštrović to transport them to his house on Silba in 1973. Paštrović later gave them to the parish office on Silba, from whence Ivica Vigato transported them in boxes to the office of the Stalna izložba crkvene umjetnosti in Zadar in 2005 at the request of Pavao Kero. There, Kero and Pavao Galić labelled the boxes and transferred them to the Arhiv Zadarske nadbiskupije, where they remain today.
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Who was Vinko Pulišić?
roman-catholic archbishop (1853-1936)
When was Vinko Pulišić born?
Vinko Pulišić was born on 22 January 1853 in Olib.
When did Vinko Pulišić die?
Vinko Pulišić died on 6 February 1936 in Olib.
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Vinko Pulišić was a catholic priest, politician and catholic bishop.
What nationality was Vinko Pulišić?
Vinko Pulišić was Austrian.
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