A Contribution to the Biography of Ivan Šalić

Q4 Arts and Humanities

Diacovensia Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.31823/d.31.2.3

Josip Jagodar

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Abstract

Contemporary historiography, so far, has not engaged in researching the biography of Ivan Šalić, the personal secretary of the Archbishop of Zagreb Alojzije Stepinac. Since the communist system was averse to Šalić and the Catholic Church in Croatia, it is not surprising that, to date, no one has made a critical review and analyzed his life and priestly service. This paper aims to show the life and significance of Ivan Šalić based on archival documents held in the Croatian State Archives in Zagreb and Šalić's birthplace in Bebrina (near Slavonski Brod). Numerous postal cards and letters testify to his life, especially the period when he was imprisoned in the Stara Gradiška Penitentiary (1946–1953). The paper will present his life from birth to death and analyze the correspondence with his family to emphasize his importance for the Catholic Church in Croatia.

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对伊万传记的贡献Šalić

到目前为止，当代史学还没有研究萨格勒布大主教阿洛伊济耶·斯特皮纳奇的私人秘书伊万Šalić的传记。由于共产主义制度反对Šalić和克罗地亚的天主教会，因此，到目前为止，没有人对他的生活和神职工作进行批判性的审查和分析，这并不奇怪。本文旨在根据萨格勒布克罗地亚国家档案馆的档案文件和Šalić在Bebrina(靠近Slavonski Brod)的出生地，展示Ivan Šalić的生活和意义。许多明信片和信件证明了他的生活，特别是他被监禁在Stara Gradiška监狱的时期(1946-1953)。本文将介绍他从出生到死亡的生活，并分析他与家人的通信，以强调他对克罗地亚天主教会的重要性。

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Diacovensia Arts and Humanities-Religious Studies

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0.20

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9 weeks

期刊介绍： Diacovensia is a scientific journal published by the Catholic Faculty of Theology in Đakovo, University Josip Juraj Strossmayer in Osijek. It publishes papers primarily related to the fields of theology and philosophy, but also to other sciences (literature, sociology, pedagogy, psychology, law, natural sciences) which deal with religious issues. The interdisciplinary nature of Diacovensia contributes to the fruitful dialogue between theology and philosophy and other sciences. Papers are subject to anonymous review procedures (double blind peer review).