What writers' works are there in Yugoslav literature after World War II?

During the Second World War, writers of all ethnic groups in Yugoslavia took an active part in the anti-fascist struggle. Cesare, O prichard, O Krsho Wani, Techufar, Fei kozak and others died in fascist prisons; Kovacic, La Qing, Karel de Sitov, Nick Kayuhe and others died in battle. Under extremely difficult conditions, writers continue to write, expose fascist atrocities, and praise revolutionary struggles, such as Cobo's poetry collection The Motherland was Born in Fire (1944), short story collection The Tale of Guerrillas (1945), and Nazuo's poetry collection Song of Guerrillas (1944).

From 65438 to 0945, all ethnic groups in Yugoslavia achieved real equality, and literature entered a new stage of development. In 1945, Andric published the trilogy Bridge over the Drina River, Chronicle of Travnik and Lady, and won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 196 1. In terms of novels, such as Breakthrough by Kekno (1952), Street of Humiliation by kaleb (1950) and In the Country by Men Qi (1946), etc. In terms of poetry, such as Spring for Soldiers by Koch (1947).

In the 1960s and 1970s, the literary life in Yugoslavia was very active. Writers try to show a broad picture of life through novels, such as The Flag of Krle (5 volumes, 1962- 1968).