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Author: Dushanova, Rachil Barak

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Spouse/other names:Rachil Georgieva Barak Dushanova
Gender:female
Year of birth:1845
Year of death:1887
About her personal situation:She was of Serbian origin, born in Mitrovitza. Studied in Karlovac, and together with her family and her sister Mileva Barak. Standardizing 5TrSchoolFeb13: Origin • Place of birth : Sremska Mitrovica, Austro-Hungarian • Lived in: Karlovac, Kustendil. Kalofer, Kazanluk, Haskovo, Pleven • Place of death : Plovdiv, Bulgaria National identity • Nationality : Bulgarian • First language (s) : Bulgarian,Serbian Marital status: - Married to Dimitar Dushanov Number of children : - Unknown Social class : - Middle classes Education: - Secondary school in Karlovac with scholarship sponsered by Serbian Patriarchate Religion/ideology : - Eastern orthodox

Countries:Bulgaria - Ottoman Empire
Languages:Bulgarian - Serbian - Slavo-Serbian
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About her professional situation:She was the first women teacher in the Bulgarian women's schools in Sofia, Kustendil and Kazanluk. She founded the first women's association in Kazanluk in May 1869. Standardizing 5TrSchoolFeb13: Publishing under: - Maiden name - Married name Profession(s) and activities : - teacher, - translator from Serbian Languages in which she published : -Bulgarian Collaboration/connections with male authors : -- Not yet checked Financial aspects of her career: - Not yet checked Memberships - founder of the first women's association in Bulgaria (1869)
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Editors: Nadezhda Alexandrova (create on 23 October 2012)
Nadezhda Alexandrova (update on 23 October 2012)
Mariela Kristeva (update on 21 February 2013)
Suzan van Dijk (update on 28 February 2013)

Works written by this author

E 1 "Zla zhena. Smeshno predstavlenie v tri dejstvija. Zhensko syrce. Prikaska ot D. i R. Dushanovi i ot I.Popovich-Sterija"/ "Evil woman. Funny performance in three actions.Woman's heart. By Dushanovi i Popovich-Sterija." (1870)
E 2 "Zlochestoto dobrodetelno domochadie (prevod ot Hr.fon Shmit)" / "Misfortuned virtuous household. Translation of a work by Hr. von Shmith" (1872)
E 3 Presad na mydrost ili sbor ot Filosofski pouchitelni misli i nauka za vyzpitanieto detinsko i zanovouzheneni / Transplant of wisdom or sum of Philosophical edifyingly thoughts and knowledge for education of children and just married (1869)

Authors read by this author

Xreception 1 Sévigné, Marie de   -   *Marie de Sévigné, the author