Between the House of Habsburg and Tito
A Look at the Slovenian Past 1861-1980
Jezik:
angleški
Vrsta gradiva:
Besedilo
Leto:
2016
Založnik(i):
Institute of Contemporary History
Soavtor(ji):
Jurij Perovšek (ed.), Bojan Godeša (ed.)
Zbirka:
Zbirka Vpogledi, ISSN 2350-5656; 14
Avtorske pravice:

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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-commercial Non-derivative 4.0 International license
Trajna povezava:
http://hdl.handle.net/11686/36073
Posamezni prispevki:
Jurij Perovšek / Bojan Godeša: Preface
Marko Zajc: Late Habsburg Monarchy as a Framework of Political Coexistence: the Slovenian Case
Filip Čuček: The Questions of the National Cohabitation (or Lack Thereof), Democratisation and Political Pluralisation in Slovenia in the Austrian Constitutional Period
Jurij Perovšek: Slovenians and Yugoslavia 1918–1941
Jure Gašparič: The Parliament is Nothing but a Fairground. On the Characteristics of Parliamentary Debate in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes/Yugoslavia (1919–1939)
Vida Deželak Barič: Questions of OF Democracy and Coexistence in the Opinion of Slovenian Marxists 1918–1941
Bojan Godeša: Slovenian Resistance Movement and Yugoslavia 1941–1945
Damijan Guštin: Armed Resistance in Slovenia, Slovenian Partisan Army 1941-1945 in Relationshio to the Yugoslav Command
Boris Mlakar: Ideological Basis of Collaboration in Europe During World War II and a Short Comparison with Slovenia
Mojca Šorn: Life in Occupied Slovenia During World War II
Andrej Pančur: History of the Holocaust in Slovenia
Zdenko Čepič: The Time of Tito's Yugoslavia, Key Issues Between 1945 and 1980
Nevenka Troha: Yugoslav-Italian Border and the Issue of Slovenian Access to the Sea
Aleš Gabrič: Slovenian Language and the Yugoslav People's Army
Jurij Hadalin: The Civil Repressive Apparatus of the Second Yugoslavia and Its Perception Among the Slovenian Public