Zlatoje Martinov (
Serbian-Cyrillic: Златоје Мартинов; born 16 December 1953,
Pančevo) is a Serbian publicist and writer.
Biography
Martinov studied economics (
BS) at the
University of Belgrade. He was director of the
cooperativeRes Publica, assistant of
Nebojša Popov for several years and last editor-in-chief of the magazine
Republika.[1] Martinov's
reports,
reviews and essays have also been published in magazines such as Sveske (
Serbian: Notebooks), Krovovi (Serbian: Roofs), Fenster (German: Windows) and some others. His
critical articles reflected social, political, cultural and historical themes of Serbian society. Martinov was the director of the Documentation Center of
Germans of Vojvodina (Centar za dokumentaciju o vojvođanskim Nemcima) from 1994 to 2002, and during this time he promoted cultural dialogue between Serbian majority and German minority. In 2000 and 2003, he participated as a Serbian representative at the
Danube SwabiansymposiaARDI in
Vienna.
Preljubnička biblija: priče (Bible for Adulterers: short stories),
Mali Nemo, Pančevo 2004,
ISBN86-83453-40-5.
Poetry
Svetu na dar: antologija srpske poezije za decu (A Gift to the World: Anthology of Serbian Poems for Children), in
Serbian and
Esperanto, Strategia, Belgrade 1996.
Essays
Ideja, egzistencija i savremeni problemi međunarodnog jezika (Idea, Existence and Problems of Modern International Language), Društvo prijatelja međunarodnog jezika esperanto, Pančevo 1980.
Esperanto: jezik i pokret (Esperanto: Language and
Movement), Međunarodni centar zu usluge u kulturi, Zagreb 1985.
U podnožju demokratskih propileja: izbori u Srbiji 1990–2000 (On the Base of Democratic
Propylaea: Elections in Serbia
1990 −
2000), Res Publica, Belgrade 2000.