'He survived a letter of eviction from his own apartment, and in the last years of his life he suffered accusations and attacks and anonymous threats.'

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The article discusses the upcoming 55th edition of the Slovo Gorčina literary festival in Stolac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, which will take place from July 24th to 26th, featuring notable authors such as Zlatan Stipišić (Gibonnija), Ramba Amadeus, Svetislav Basarac, and Anto Tomić. The festival is hosted at Makovoj hiži, a cultural landmark associated with the late poet Mak Dizdar, whose vision continues to inspire the event. Gorčin Dizdar, the grandson of Mak Dizdar and president of the festival's organizing committee, reflects on the legacy of his grandfather, the significance of the festival in preserving cultural heritage, and the enduring relevance of Mak Dizdar’s poetry. The article also includes a notice about commenting rules on the website and a related story about the notorious criminal known as Šakal.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on cultural and historical topics related to literature and heritage, with no overt political charge or ideological framing. It presents information about a literary festival and its connection to a revered poet, without taking a partisan stance or promoting any specific ideology