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Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino
Some Aspects of the Operation of the League of Combatants of War
"The Organization of Combatants is Steady and Strong. It is a Union of Hearts and Souls. It is a Foundation of Friendship and Love among Nations."
Author(s):Petra Svoljšak
Co-author(s):Zdenko Čepič (odg. ur.)
Year:2006
Publisher(s):Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino, Ljubljana
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
Keywords:1. svetovna vojna, Zveza bojevnikov, veterani, vojni invalidi, socialna pomoč, Jugoslavija, spomeniki, First World War, League of Combatants, veterans, the war-disabled, social assistance, Yugoslavia, monuments
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The paper examines the activity of the League of Combatants of War (1931-1941),
which was composed of First World War veterans, most of whom were former soldiers of the
Austro-Hungarian army. The League was a non-political and non-partisan organization
focused on preserving the memory of the Great War. Whilst its main activity was campaigning
for the erection of monuments to the fallen First World War soldiers, it was also
active in the social field through so-called self-help and the concern to secure social
assistance for the war-disabled. It can be concluded, from the states indifference and its
shaping of the collective memory of the First World War period, that former soldiers of the
Austro-Hungarian army were considered second class veterans whose remembrance, for historic reasons, was not included in the official commemoration of the Great War in
Yugoslavia.
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- identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/1379
- title
- Nekaj utrinkov iz delovanja veteranske organizacije Zveza bojevnikov
- "Organizacija Bojevnikov je trdna in močna, je zveza src in duš. Je temelj prijateljstva in ljubezni med narodi"
- Some Aspects of the Operation of the League of Combatants of War
- "The Organization of Combatants is Steady and Strong. It is a Union of Hearts and Souls. It is a Foundation of Friendship and Love among Nations."
- creator
- Petra Svoljšak
- contributor
- Zdenko Čepič (odg. ur.)
- subject
- 1. svetovna vojna
- Zveza bojevnikov
- veterani
- vojni invalidi
- socialna pomoč
- Jugoslavija
- spomeniki
- First World War
- League of Combatants
- veterans
- the war-disabled
- social assistance
- Yugoslavia
- monuments
- description
- The paper examines the activity of the League of Combatants of War (1931-1941), which was composed of First World War veterans, most of whom were former soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian army. The League was a non-political and non-partisan organization focused on preserving the memory of the Great War. Whilst its main activity was campaigning for the erection of monuments to the fallen First World War soldiers, it was also active in the social field through so-called self-help and the concern to secure social assistance for the war-disabled. It can be concluded, from the states indifference and its shaping of the collective memory of the First World War period, that former soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian army were considered second class veterans whose remembrance, for historic reasons, was not included in the official commemoration of the Great War in Yugoslavia.
- V razpravi je predstavljena dejavnost Zveze bojevnikov (1931-1941), ki je združevala veterane prve svetovne vojne, v večini nekdanje avstro-ogrske vojake. Zveza bojevnikov je bila nepolitična in nadstrankarska organizacija, katere delovanje je bilo osredinjeno na gojenje spomina na Veliko vojno, kar se je odražalo predvsem v spodbujanju k postavljanju spomenikov padlim vojakom prve svetovne vojne. Svoje delovanje je usmerjala tudi na socialno področje, predvsem v obliki t. i. samopomoči in v skrbi za ureditev socialnega položaja vojnih invalidov. Tako z zornega kota državne skrbi in odnosa ter skozi gradnjo in vsebino državotvornega kolektivnega spomina na obdobje prve svetovne vojne moremo ugotoviti, da so bili veterani nekdanje avstro-ogrske vojske veterani drugega razreda, katerih spomin zaradi zgodovinskih okoliščin ni mogel postati del uradne komemoracije Velike vojne na jugoslovanskih tleh.
- publisher
- Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino
- date
- 2006
- type
- besedilo
- language
- Slovenščina
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- license: ccByNcNd
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