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The Slovenes from Gorica (Gorizia) in Taaffe's Period

Author(s):Branko Marušič
Co-author(s):Vasilij Melik (odg. ur.)
Leto:1975
Publisher(s):Zgodovinsko društvo za Slovenijo, Ljubljana
Source(s):Zgodovinski časopis, 1975, št. 1-2
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
Keywords:Goriška pokrajina, Taaffejeva doba, 19. st.
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After a vivid period of »čitalnice« (reading-rooms) and »tabori« (camps), betvveen 1860—1872, after disputes betvveen the Young and the Old Slovenes (1872—1875), and after the period of passive unification (1876—1879), the Gorica region faced the activity of the »government opportunist« Dr. Josip Tonkli along vvith the permanent and latent opposition, vvhich takes an independent stand on the eye of the first decade of Taaffe's rule. In the eighties the follovving personalities ereated the politics: Dr. Tonkli in the Gorica region, in the Primorska (Littoral — Coastal) region the emperor's representative baron de Pretis, and in the state count Taaffe. The Slovene politics in the Gorica region is characterized by moderation in actions, the representation of Trieste make impossible a more firm political link of the Coastal Slovenes (from Gorica, Trieste, Istria). At the Taaffe's fall the Slovenes in the Gorica region are again divided, and during this period tlie national antagonisms in the country become even deeper.
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  • identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/12925
    • title
      • Goriški Slovenci v Taaffejevi dobi
      • Referat na zborovanju slovenskih zgodovinarjev v Piranu okt. 1974
      • The Slovenes from Gorica (Gorizia) in Taaffe's Period
    • creator
      • Branko Marušič
    • contributor
      • Vasilij Melik (odg. ur.)
    • subject
      • Goriška pokrajina
      • Taaffejeva doba
      • 19. st.
    • description
      • After a vivid period of »čitalnice« (reading-rooms) and »tabori« (camps), betvveen 1860—1872, after disputes betvveen the Young and the Old Slovenes (1872—1875), and after the period of passive unification (1876—1879), the Gorica region faced the activity of the »government opportunist« Dr. Josip Tonkli along vvith the permanent and latent opposition, vvhich takes an independent stand on the eye of the first decade of Taaffe's rule. In the eighties the follovving personalities ereated the politics: Dr. Tonkli in the Gorica region, in the Primorska (Littoral — Coastal) region the emperor's representative baron de Pretis, and in the state count Taaffe. The Slovene politics in the Gorica region is characterized by moderation in actions, the representation of Trieste make impossible a more firm political link of the Coastal Slovenes (from Gorica, Trieste, Istria). At the Taaffe's fall the Slovenes in the Gorica region are again divided, and during this period tlie national antagonisms in the country become even deeper.
      • Po razgibani čitalniški in taborski dobi (1860—1872), po mlado- in staro-slovenskih obračunavanjih (1872—5) ter po obdobju pasivnega slogaštva (1876—9) nastopi na Goriškem čas prvaškega delovanja »vladnega oportunista« dr. Josipa Tonklija ob stalni in lutentni opoziciji, ki samostojno nastopi na predvečer prvega desetletja Taaffejevega vladanja. Osemdeseta leta v politiki krojijo osebnosti: na Goriškem dr. Tonkli, na Primorskem cesarjev namestnik baron de Pretis, v državi grof Taaffe. Za slovensko politiko na Goriškem je značilna zmernost v dejanjih, tržaško namestništvo onemogoča trdnejšo politično povezavo primorskih Slovencev (Goričani, Tržačani, Istrani). Padec Taaffeja najde Goričane zopet razcepljene, ta čas pa še poglobi narodnostna nasprotja v deželi.
    • publisher
      • Zgodovinsko društvo za Slovenijo
    • date
      • 1975
    • type
      • besedilo
    • language
      • Slovenščina
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