Anica Kovačič, Slovenian friend of Ane Frank - tha language of coexistence in times of conflict
Synopsis
The chapter presents a qualitative analysis of an interview conducted by I. Jovanović and I. Šaponja with Annica Kovačič (née Mislej) as part of the Centenary of European Antifascism project. The Croatian Vijesnik reported as early as 1965 that Anica knew Anne Frank, met her daily in the camp, and that the author of one of the most famous Holocaust testimonies died in the arms of her „Slovenian friend“. This chapter sheds light on the details of Annice Mislej‘s life and her friendship with Anne Frank.
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127-161
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March 26, 2026
Copyright (c) 2026 Milena Mileva Blažić, Maja Cergolj, Maja Šebjanič Oražem, Matej Klemen, Mateja Eniko, Rosana Ariolfo, Irina Makarova, Tina Čok, Irina M. Cavaion, Dragana Vujadinović, Miluša Bakrač, Paolo Labinaz, Marina Sbisà, Robert Devetak, Vesna Mikolič, Igor Jovanović, Tatjana Balažic Bulc, Mojca Medvešek, Attila Kovács, Katalin Munda Hirnök, Valentina Novak, Mojca Jesenovec, Susanna Pertot, Zarja Zver, Lucija Čok, Maša Rolih, Diana Košir (Avtor poglavja)
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Blažić, M.M. (2026) “Anica Kovačič, Slovenian friend of Ane Frank - tha language of coexistence in times of conflict”, in Mikolič, V., Rolih, M., and Košir, D. (eds.) Jeziki sožitja, jeziki konflikta. ANNALES ZRS, Scientific Publishing House, pp. 127–161. doi:10.35469/978-961-7276-12-1_10.
