Two years after the death of former Slovenian president Janez Drnovšek, Sleeping With Pengovsky observes [1] that “most of the nation is on the prowl against any sort of deviation from ‘normality’, be this deviation actual or imagined, personal or political”: “President Drnovšek rarely passed judgement. […] But when he spoke, his words had merit. Today, a lot of what is being said is judgemental to start with and is fluff to boot.”
Slovenia: Tribute to Janez Drnovšek
· Written by Veronica Khokhlova
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