Dr Bukić Pijade

Abstract

Dr Bukić Pijade je rodom iz siromašne šabačke porodice zbog čega su studije medicine u Beču, u materijalnom pogledu, bile veoma teške. Po povratku iz Beča otvorio je ordinaciju. Imao je veliko interesovanje za publicistiku i bio poznat i cenjen u novinarskim krugovima Beograda. Bukić je bio član redakcije "Politike" u kojoj je aktivno sarađivao i objavljivao mnogobrojne članke iz svoje struke. U Jevrejskoj opštini bio je veoma aktivan član. U sporu oko zidanja sinagoge pripadao je struji "Mladoturaka" koja je na kraju i pobedila. Novembra 1941. godine je uhapšen i odveden u logor na Banjici. U logoru je radio kao lekar i postavljao dijagnoze koje su njegove drugove oslobodile logora. Ali je njegovo zdravlje, zbog teških uslova i tragičnih događaja u zemlji, počelo naglo popuštati. Umro je septembra 1943. godine. U radu je naveden spisak članaka, predavanja i intervjua dr Buklća Pijade, prema bibliografskim podacima Leksikografskog zavoda u Zagrebu.

Dr. Bukic Pijade is from a poor Šabac family, which made him trouble to complete his medical studies in Vienna. Upon his return from Vienna, he opened a medical consulting room. He had a keen interest in journalism and was well known and respected in Belgrade journalistic circles. Bukić was a member of the editorial board of "Politika", in which he actively collaborated and published numerous articles in his field. He was a very active member of the Jewish community. In the dispute over the construction of the synagogue, it belonged to the "Mladoturci" movement, which won at the end. In November 1941 he was arrested and taken to a camp in Banjica. He worked as a doctor at the camp and made diagnoses that freed his campmates. However, due to difficult conditions and tragic events in the country, his health began to weaken. He died in September 1943. The paper provides a list of articles, lectures, and interviews by Dr. Buklć Pijade, according to the bibliographic data of the Lexicographic Institute from Zagreb.