Mirko ŠAgolj, a Doyen of Bosnian Journalism with a Distinctive and Sharp Style, Has Passed Away
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Mirko Šagolj, one of the most prominent Bosnian journalists, analyst, commentator and editor of Oslobođenja, has passed away. Mirko Šagolj was born in 1941 in Konjic. Until 1977, he was the head of the Belgrade-based Večernje novosti correspondent for Bosnia and Herzegovina, when he came to Oslobođenje. He held a number of responsible positions in the Sarajevo paper: editor of the internal section, deputy editor-in-chief, deputy [...]
Mirko Šagolj has passed away: the great of BiH journalism is gone - He leaves behind decades of work in journalism as well as a recognizable journalistic style with which he opened up important social and political issues
Mirko Šagolj, one of the most significant journalists in the history of Bosnian journalism and a long-time collaborator of Start BiH magazine, died in Sarajevo at the age of 85.
With the departure of Mirko Šagolj, Bosnian and Herzegovinan journalism has lost one of its recognizable representatives and authors whose work marked decades of turbulent social and political life in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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