125:(the White and Blue Library) publishing house was established and she became its editor and president until its closure in 1941. An account cited that she accepted her role with the arrangement that the publication will focus on women's literature. Its sport and culture society called TKD also established a fairy tale section, which contributed to the professionalism of authors, schools, and literary institutions by developing literary materials for children and young adults. Under Krofta, the publication also became more ambitious and introduced new sections that included works of literature by Slovenian female authors. One of the notable works published was
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