Sirota jaz v zaporu živim

Authors

  • Aleksander Žižek

Keywords:

political prisoners, Teharje

Abstract

The paper presents a slightly different view of the conditions in the prisons and prison camps after World War II. The life of the prisoners is presented in the poems of Alojz Tirgušek, who was imprisoned for collaboration with the occupying forces. In addition to the everyday events in the Teharje prison camp, Tirgušek's poems give a vivid portrayal of his fellow inmates, presenting a moving image of the characters and destinies of people, who came into conflict with the new authorities after World War II

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Published

2025-07-01

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 2 (1995)

Section

Prispevki

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