J'Accuse

or How to Redress the Injustices Committed After World War II

Authors

  • Darja Mihelič

Keywords:

political history, post war history, schools, religion, education, biographies, Milica Grafenauer, 1948

Abstract

The article describes and documents the life story of one of the numerous people in Slovenia after World War II who refused to keep secret or even renounce their Catholic belief. Particularly in the case of public servants, the authorities tolerated only a hidden religious life, while public expression of religious feelings was strictly forbidden. Unwanted believers were harassed and systematically and publicly slandered and discredited by conspiracies to incriminate them on false charges

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Published

2025-07-01

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 1 (1997)

Section

Prispevki

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