Talk:Miloš Crnjanski
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[edit] Where are the sources?
I was wondering if anyone knows where the information in this article was found. Also, where did the author find an English version of "Lament over Belgrade"? I've looked all over the Internet and I can only find it in Serbian. 71.132.203.84 (talk) 01:37, 10 March 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Pugently?
Was just fixing up this article a bit, throwing a few spelling corrections in there, and I come across the word "pugently". I'm assuming it's supposed to be "pungently", but it doesn't really seem to fit with the context.
"With completely new verse, and a lot of emotional bitterness, he expressed his discord, in those days, he spoke about futility of war, pugently negated Kosovo battle myths and sarcastically mocked what he saw as the delusion of a "golden century" for mankind."
A little help? Maybe suggest a word to replace it? Dan 14:48, 18 June 2007 (UTC)
