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Ludvik Mrzel (pen name Frigid) (28 July 1904 – 29
September 1971) was a
Slovene writer, poet,
dissident and journalist.
Ludvik Mrzel was born on 28 July...
- 1949)
Tenth Dachau Trial: the
trial of
Boris Fakin (Igor Torkar),
Ludvik Mrzel, and
Marjan Petrak (October 11, 1949) The
proceedings involved 7,380 Slovenes...
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lyrical version of
neorealism (notably
Ciril Kosmač, Miško Kranjec,
Ludvik Mrzel,
Karel Destovnik Kajuh and others).
Since the
publication of his collected...
- her four daughters. The Bučinek family,
which included the
actress Jerica Mrzel [sl],
provided support for
Prenner while he
became a
father figure for the...
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historian Janko Prunk (from Loka pri
Zidanem Mostu), and the
writer Ludvik Mrzel (also from Loka pri
Zidanem Mostu). "Muni****lity of Sevnica".
Place Names...
- such as Prežihov Voranc,
Ciril Kosmač, Miško Kranjec, Ivan Potrč,
Ludvik Mrzel and others.
Following the Axis
invasion of
Yugoslavia in
April 1941 the...
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people that were born or
lived in Turiška Vas
include the following:
Jerica Mrzel (born 1945), actress, singer, and
politician Statistical Office of the Republic...
- doi:10.1016/j.electacta.2007.10.041. A. Kis; D. Mihailovic; M. Remskar; A.
Mrzel; A. Jesih; I. Piwonski; A. J. Kulik; W. Benoit; L.
Forro (2003). "Shear...
- 1016/0025-5408(84)90054-0. Vrbani, Daniel; Rem Kar, Maja; Jesih, Adolf;
Mrzel, Ale; Umek, Polona; Ponikvar, Maja; Jan Ar, Bo Tjan; Meden, Anton; Novosel...
- poet Srečko
Kosovel (who also
briefly served as editor),
writer Ludvik Mrzel, and
historian France Klopčič
published in the magazine. In the 1930s, during...
