Summary
Mirko Glojnarić: Freemasonry in Croatia
When in January 1941, on the basis of information provided to him by individuals from the police service of the Croatian Banovina, he published the most complete, but not completely credible, lists of Croatian freemasons up to that time, he became involved in a court process initiated by the twenty-five men mentioned in Glojnarić's book. The process began in October 1941, and ended with the verdict of the Seven Table of 11. III. 1942, by which Glojnarić was acquitted on the basis of "invalidity of the appellant's submission", or of the majority of prosecutors. Since then, Glojnarić has not been mentioned in public.
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