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2	КРУГ ОРФЕЛИН ДОБРОДОШЛИ!
3	What is The Orfelin Circle?
4	Who Established The Orfelin Circle? Branimir Bajic Svetlana Doroslovacki Milos Doroslovacki Ljiljana Ivezic Nenad Ivezic Zlata Jovanovic Slobodan Jovanovic Sanja Kovac Vlastimir ‘Beli’ Kovac Olga Popovic Nenad Popovic Jadranka Stojcic
5	What Are Our Objectives?
6	What is Accomplished? Established the organization Acts of incorporation and bylaws Non-profit organization registration Filing for federal tax exemption Initial assembly meeting Preliminary plans WWW presence Bank account
7	How Can The Orfelin Circle Accomplish It’s Goals?
8	What Are Our Initial Ideas?
9	Visit to the Exhibition The Byzantium: Faith and Power Metropolitan Museum, New York City
10	Literary Evening with Charles Simic
11	Other Ideas
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13	Why The Orfelin Circle?
14	Who Was Zachary Stefanovich Orfelin? Born in 1726 in Vukovar Died in 1785 in Isailovo near Novi Sad
15	Who Was Orfelin? A teacher A clerk A secretary in church organizations
16	Who Was Orfelin? A calligrapher
17	Who Was Orfelin? A cartographer
18	Who Was Orfelin? An illustrator
19	Who was Orfelin? A graphic artist A printer An engraver
20	Who Was Orfelin? A writer on teaching An author of Slavic and Latin spelling books A poet A writer in Serbian, Russian and German A speaker of Latin, Italian and French
21	Who Was Orfelin? A translator A theological polemic A theologian
22	Who Was Orfelin? The designer of the original steeples on the church in Sremski Karlovci
23	Who Was Orfelin? Publisher of books, magazines, liturgical writings Founder of the first Serbian and Southern Slav magazine “Slaveno-serbski magazin”, 1768.
24	Who Was Orfelin? Historian: He wrote a biography of Peter the Great He published The Experienced Vintner in Vienna in 1783. It was the first book on wine production in Serbian.
25	Where Did Orfelin live? Novi Sad Sremski Karlovci Vienna Buda Temisoara Venice
26	Who Were Orfelin’s Contemporaries? Voltaire, Linné, Empress Elizabeth, Louis XIV, Lomonosov, Hume, Diderot, Rousseau, Maria Theresia, Kant, Casanova,Catherine the Great, Piščević, Haydn, George Washington, Galvani, Lavoisier, David, Laplace, Mozart
27	Orfelin as metaphor A wide spectrum of cultural interests Cosmopolitanism The interplay of modern and traditional Modern communication Information technology
28	Melancholy As science has now fallen, And in its place riches stand, the gold is gone, trampled into mud, the gold of mind, the gold of mind.
29	We invite you to join us!
30	We invite you to join us!
31	Questions