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1893–1977 · expressionist modernist poet, author, and diplomat from Austria-Hungary

Also known as: Crnjanski, Милош Црнянский, ميلوش تسريانيانسكي, 밀로시 치르냔스키, ミロシュ・ツルニャンスキ, 米洛斯·希爾加斯基

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