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27: 135: 319:, Smole retreated into private life. For some years he worked as a manual worker, in protest against the regime repression of free speech, but later dedicated to writing. During this time he maintained strong contacts with the dissident poet and thinker 419:
of the predecessors of the Slovenes in the 8th century to deliver a clear yet subtle metaphor of the political conditions in Slovenia after the Second World War. He employed the same scheme in his most important poetic play,
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between 1951 and 1957, mostly as short stories with an urban theme, psychological and moral portraits of people and relationships, moral uncertainties and confusions of contemporary man. The stories include
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Smole was a sharp thinker who lucidly analyzed his surroundings. Already during his lifetime, he was acclaimed for his refined expression and frequently referred to as a master of style. His works echo the
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Smole, Dominik, transl. Harry Leeming, Antigone; Ljubljana: Društvo slovenskih pisateljev / Mladinska knjiga International, 1988. Vilenica, Slovene Contemporary Literature Collection.
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Smole spent most of his life in Ljubljana, working as a free-lance writer most of his life. He died in Ljubljana in 1992 and is buried in the
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as a clear allusion to the contemporary Slovene political and social situation and its main concealed secret, the summary killings of 12,000
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Smole was not a prolific writer: he did not create a large oeuvre, but his works are nevertheless regarded as the peak of modern
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issues of contemporary modern literature. His literature can be read both as a critical account of
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and the suppression of the Stage '57 and the group's two literary magazines,
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who influenced him in searching for new modes of expression in theatre.
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The central part of Smole's opus was published in the literary journal
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reality, as well as a global metaphor on the tragic essence of the
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thus uses the reference to one of the greatest myths of
244:. He attended school in Ljubljana and after the end of 368:(An Uneventful Holiday Evening Strol). His main novel 204: 194: 186: 169: 141: 125: 51:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 448:. The play has also been translated into English. 444:members in May and June 1945, perpetrated by the 252:(Radio Slovenian Litoral), which was set up in 8: 484:Stanko Janež (1971). 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