Lungu, Emilia (1853 - 1932)
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| Place(s) of Residence | Austro-Hungarian Empire , Bosnia and Herzegovina |
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| Elmira (1887) | 0 | 0 |
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| Unknown, portrait of Emilia Lungu-Puhallo, before 1932. | None | is portrait of |
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Info Ramona Mihaila
How was she a Serbian author? SNJuly12
She was not a Serbian author.
She was daughter of journalist Traian Lungu. She married a Croatian officer Isaac Puhallo, officer in the Army of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and moved to Sarajevo, and then to Mostar (Bosnia- Hertzegovina). In Sarajevo she met Milena Mrazavatz, who was running the local journal Die Post (in German). They became friends and Emilia wrote many articles for this journal for four years. She was journalist for Familia [The Family], Biserica si scoala [The Church and School], Amicul familiei [The Friend of Family], Drapelul [The Flag]. In 1874 she opened the first School for Girls in Banat. She was the first primary teacher in Banat.
May 2011
No VIAF (PvdS 2025)