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cultural silence
Cultural silence ((スロベニア語:kulturni molk)) was the boycott, ordered in January 1942 by the Slovene Liberation Front (OF), of all cultural activities and events connected with the German and Italian annexation of Slovenia because the Axis authorities limited or forbade cultural activities in Slovene. It was symbolically announced at a concert in the Union Auditorium in Ljubljana with the popular song ''The Linden Tree Became Green'' (). After the capitulation of Italy in 1943, it meant a complete stop to all cultural activity outside the OF.
On 23 January 1943, it was breached by the Academy of Sciences and Arts.〔 In 1944, 110 anticommunist authors published the almanac ''Help in the Winter'' () in protest against the policy.〔 The cultural silence postponed the release of the 1941 documentary film ''O, Vrba'' until August 1945.
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