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Časopis za zgodovino in narodopisje

The German Population in the Drava River Region during the Two wars, until 1945

Author(s):Marjan Žnidarič
Co-author(s):Marjan Žnidarič (ur.)
Leto:1993
Publisher(s):Založba Obzorja, Maribor, Izdajata Univerza v Mariboru in Zgodovinsko društvo Maribor
Source(s):Časopis za zgodovino in narodopisje, 1993, št. 1
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
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The author considers the German population between the Worid Wars I and II in the part of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia encompassing the districts of Dravograd, Slovenj Gradec (Šaleška valley excluded), the city of Maribor, Maribor on the right bank and Maribor on the left bank, Ptuj and Ljutomer After World War I. this region was vigorously slovenised. whereas in the thirties — particularly after the annexation of Austria by the NAZI Reich — a renewed planned germanisation came about. It achieved its peak in the genocidal policy of the NAZI occupier towards Slovenians in the years of World War II. The stance of the occupier towards Slovenians during that period meant fateful incisions in the relations between those belonging to the two nationalities, one making impossible a constructive joint life after the War.
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  • identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/8155
    • title
      • Nemški živelj v Podravski regiji med obema vojnama do leta 1945
      • The German Population in the Drava River Region during the Two wars, until 1945
    • creator
      • Marjan Žnidarič
    • contributor
      • Marjan Žnidarič (ur.)
    • description
      • The author considers the German population between the Worid Wars I and II in the part of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia encompassing the districts of Dravograd, Slovenj Gradec (Šaleška valley excluded), the city of Maribor, Maribor on the right bank and Maribor on the left bank, Ptuj and Ljutomer After World War I. this region was vigorously slovenised. whereas in the thirties — particularly after the annexation of Austria by the NAZI Reich — a renewed planned germanisation came about. It achieved its peak in the genocidal policy of the NAZI occupier towards Slovenians in the years of World War II. The stance of the occupier towards Slovenians during that period meant fateful incisions in the relations between those belonging to the two nationalities, one making impossible a constructive joint life after the War.
      • Avtor obravnava, nemški živelj med prvo in drugo svetovno vojno v tistem delu Kraljevine Jugoslavije, ki je zajemal okraje Dravograd, Slovenj Gradec (brez Šaleške doline), Maribor mesto, Maribor desni in Maribor levi breg ter Ptuj in Ljutomer. Po prvi svetovni vojni je prišlo do močne slovenizacije tega območja, v tridesetih letih, zlasti po priključitvi Avstrije k nacističnemu rajhu, pa do ponovne načrtne germanizacije, ki je dosegla svoj vrh v genocidni politiki nacističnega okupatorja do Slovencev v letih druge svetovne vojne. Odnos okupatorja do Slovencev v tem obdobju jo pomenil usodno zarezo v odnosih med pripadniki obeh nacionalnosti, ki po vojni ni več dopuščala konstruktivnega skupnega življenja.
    • publisher
      • Založba Obzorja
      • Izdajata Univerza v Mariboru in Zgodovinsko društvo Maribor
    • date
      • 1993
    • type
      • besedilo
    • language
      • Slovenščina
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