Maga Magazinovic

Born in Uzice in 1882, and in 1886 moved to Belgrade, where she completed her higher school for women. Faculty of Philosophy enrolled as an extraordinary student, but in 1902 with colleagues fought for the right of women to attend philosophy and becomes a full-time student. She graduated in 1904, under the auspices of the famous Branislav Petronijevic.

Establishes a student club and already during the period come to Belgrade many prominent feminists, begins active struggle for women’s rights. After his studies collaborating with the National Library, and writes a regular column and women’s feuilletons for policy. Since the opening of the first women’s Grammar School in 1906, it teaches logic, German and Serbian language for forty years, with interruptions. In 1909 he went to Munich, where he met Rudolf Steiner, philosopher and mystic, as well as many other reformers and founders of theater and movement.

Inspired by new experiences, on his return to Belgrade open School of recitation, aesthetic gymnastics and foreign languages, which soon changed its name to the School of rhythmic and plastic. Magazinović Maga continues to be actively engaged in research and development of modern dance, gymnastics and physical movement in Serbia throughout his life. Bases its activities were youth and public art show. Received praise and awards for merits in both fields. He died in 1968 in Belgrade. Bases its activities were youth and public art show. Received praise and awards for merits in both fields. He died in 1968 in Belgrade. Bases its activities were youth and public art show. Received praise and awards for merits in both fields. He died in 1968 in Belgrade.