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Ludvik Mrzel (pen name Frigid)〔Moravec, Dušan. 2007. ''Ludvik Mrzel''. Maribor: Litera, p. 52.〕 (28 July 1904 – 29 September 1971) was a Slovene writer, poet, dissident and journalist. ==Early life and prewar career== Ludvik Mrzel was born on 28 July 1904 in Loka pri Zidanem Mostu, Slovenia. After completing elementary school he enrolled in a secondary school, from which he was expelled for participating in a miners' strike in Trbovlje. He drew upon this experience for his 1937 collection of short stories ''Bog v Trbovljah'' (God in Trbovlje).〔Menaše, Lev. 1998. "Imags of God." In Jože Krašovec (ed.), ''The Interpretation of the Bible'' (pp. 1755–1762). Ljubljana: SAZU, p. 1759.〕 Mrzel completed his secondary-school education in Jagodina and Ćuprija, Serbia. He then enrolled in medical school, but soon switched his studies to philosophy and Slavic studies. Mrzel found employment as a journalist and worked as an editor for the journals ''Mladina'' and ''Svobodna mladina''. He wrote literary and arts features for the newspaper ''Jutro'' and also wrote lyric verse, novellas, and socially-colored stories. His writing style included Expressionism and Social realism. He also published book and theater reviews, and reports about cultural events among Slovene emigrants to the United States.
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