Keywords
communism
religion
Yugoslavia
press
communist repressions
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Abstract
The aim of the article is to analyse the actions taken by the Yugoslav press against the Catholic Church. The beginning of this campaign may be dated from the middle of January 1952. During the meeting of the Executive Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito decided the break diplomatic relations with the Holy See. The press campaign focused mostly on Croatia and Slovenia, the republics with the majority of the Catholic population. The Catholic church was presented as an anti-Yugoslav factor, and the Yugoslav Catholic hierarchy and its leaders, including a head of the church, Croatian bishop Alojzije Stepinac were accused of being collaborators of the fascist regimes from the war period. On the other hand, the press avoided attacks on lower rank priests, hoping to convince them to join the pro-government associations.
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Prasa
„Borba”
„Dnevnik”
„Hrvatska riječ”
„Jednota”
„Kmečki glas”
„Ljudska pravica”
„Medjunarodna politika”
„Mladina”
„Narodni list”
„Naši razgledi”
„Nova Makedonija”
„Oslobodjenje”
„Politika”
„Primorske novice”
„Riječki list”
„Slobodna Dalmacija”
„Slobodna Vojvodina”
„Slovenski poročevalac”
„Vjesnik”
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