Mladen Dimitrijevic (Dimitrije Dedinac) Beograd 1901 – 1986 1901. Pravo ime mu je bilo Dimitrije Dedinac, ali se uglavnom koristio pseudonimom Mladen Dimitrijevic da bi se razlikovao od brata, pesnika Milana Dedinca. 1916–1922. Skolovanje zapoceto u Beogradu nastavio je u Francuskoj, a zatim je upisao tehnicke nauke u Belgiji. 1922–1925. Bio je jedan od pokretaca i saradnika u casopisima Putevi i Svedocanstva. 1930. Potpisnik je manifesta grupe nadrealista u almanahu Nemoguce–L`impossible gde je objavio i poemu "Knjiga brojeva", odlomak. 1930. Napustio je nadrealizam jer se nije slagao sa Pozicijom nadrealizma (M. Ristic, D. Matic). 1977. Izasla mu je poema Knjiga brojeva u Kalkuti zahvaljujuci Dj. Kosticu

Mladen Dimitrijevic (Dimitrije Dedinac) Belgrade 1901 – 1986 1901 De son vrai nom Dimitrije Dedinac, il se présente sous le pseudonyme Mladen Dimitrijevic pour se distinguer de son frère Milan Dedinac, lui aussi poète. 1916–1922 Poursuit en France des études commencées à Belgrade, puis entreprend des études dans le domaine scientifique en Belgique. 1922–1925 Fondateurs et collaborateurs des revues Putevi (Chemins), et Svedocanstva (Témoignages). 1930 Signataire du manifeste du groupe des surréalistes dans l’almanach Nemoguce – L’Impossible où il publie son poème Knjiga brojeva (Le livre des numéros). 1931 Renonce au surréalisme à cause des idées exposée dans Pozicija nadrealizma (Position du surréalisme) (M. Ristic, D. Matic). 1977 Publication de son poème Knjiga brojeva à Calcutta grâce à Dj. Kostic.

Mladen Dimitrijevic (Dimitrije Dedinac) Belgrade 1901 – 1986 1901 His real name was Dimitrije Dedinac but he generally used the pseudonym Mladen Dimitrijevic to distinguish himself from his brother the poet Milan Dedinac. 1921–1922 Continues his studies started in Belgrade in France and then enrols in a polytechnic in Belgium. 1922–1925 He is one of the founders and contributors to the magazines Roads and Testimonies. 1930 He is a signatory of the manifesto of the group of Surrealists in the almanac Nemoguce – L’impossible, where an excerpt from his poem Knjiga brojeva (The Book of Numbers) was published. 1930 Renounces Surrealism because he did not agree with Pozicija nadrealizma (The Position of Surrealism) (M. Ristic, D. Matic). 1977 His poem The Book of Numbers is published in Calcutta thanks to Dj. Kostic.