Božena Orožen: Viharni dnevi iz moje mladosti
Druga svetovna vojna skozi otroške oči Božene Orožen
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»Zjutraj ob pol šestih je pri nas pozvonilo. Prišel je vojak s puško. Mamica je takoj vedela, da je prišel zato, da bi nas odpeljal. Čeprav nismo nič naredili, ampak samo zato, ker smo bili zavedni Slovenci.«
Med celjskimi družinami, ki so bile junija 1941 izgnane v Srbijo, je bila tudi družina Orožen. Celjski gimnazijski profesor in zgodovinar Janko Orožen je z ženo Sabino, rojeno Kmecl, ter hčerko Boženo na predvečer druge svetovne vojne živel v stanovanjski hiši na današnjem Gledališkem trgu v Celju. Janko je izhajal iz hribovske vasi Turje pri Hrastniku, Sabina pa iz Hudinje pri Celju. Kljub kmečkemu izvoru sta oba pridobila izobrazbo in se zaposlila: Janko je kot profesor slovenskega jezika, zgodovine in geografije poučeval na celjski gimnaziji, Sabina pa je po končani trgovski šoli delala v pisarniški službi.1 Za njuno hčer Boženo je poleg staršev pred vojno skrbela tudi služkinja Olga.
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