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| - After completing his high school education he left for London to pursue higher education in philosophy, but he soon realized that he did not like the academic environment there very much. In London he met his future spouse, Katelyn , whom he married in 1980. After their wedding, Andrija and Katelyn left London for Copenhagen. His wife studied medicine, while Andrija studied comparative literature and Romance languages at the University of Copenhagen. The young couple was accompanied, while studying in Copenhagen, by Andrija's younger sister Mira who also lived and studied in Copenhagen. During that time Dmitarvic also reported for the Zagreb Culture newspaper Kultura novosti. In 1984, Dmitarvic graduated, and returned to Croatia with his wife. He found a job in the marketing department of
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| - After completing his high school education he left for London to pursue higher education in philosophy, but he soon realized that he did not like the academic environment there very much. In London he met his future spouse, Katelyn , whom he married in 1980. After their wedding, Andrija and Katelyn left London for Copenhagen. His wife studied medicine, while Andrija studied comparative literature and Romance languages at the University of Copenhagen. The young couple was accompanied, while studying in Copenhagen, by Andrija's younger sister Mira who also lived and studied in Copenhagen. During that time Dmitarvic also reported for the Zagreb Culture newspaper Kultura novosti. In 1984, Dmitarvic graduated, and returned to Croatia with his wife. He found a job in the marketing department of Dalmacijaturist, however he did not stay very long. He found his next job at the publishing house Logos in 1983 where he was employed as a program editor. In 1990, he became a chief editor and at one time he was working on the organization of the magazine Mogućnost. His career at the publishing house was later terminated suddenly. At that time his wife also received a notice of termination from her workplace. After that Andrija decided to move back to Denmark with his family. In Denmark he founded two unsuccessful private businesses. One favorable thing for him was that he never lost touch with his homeland while in Denmark. Dmitarvic achieved a PhD in Romance languages and comparative literature from Copenhagen University in Denmark. Besides his native language of Croatian he was fluent in English, German, French, and Danish, as well as basic communication in Spanish, Czech, and Greek.
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