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Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino

The 'Centrists' from Gorizia Region


Author(s):Boris Mlakar
Co-author(s):Jasna Fischer (odg. ur.)
Year:1997
Publisher(s):Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino, Ljubljana
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
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During the Second World War, a group of distinguished members of the Catholic political camp, though small in number, made their influence felt in Primorska (Slovenian littoral region) and, especially, Goriška (Gorizia Region). The group, also known as the "Centrists" (Goriška sredina), had been operating underground since the Fascist dictatorship in the Thirties. On the one hand, they opposed tactical collaboration of the Slovenian People's Party leadership with the occupier in the Ljubljana province as well as the formation of anti-Partisan village guards in Primorska. On the other, they could not enter into open cooperation with the Liberation Front and the Partisans, being disturbed by the monopolistic role of the Communist Party and their determination for immediate armed resistance. Instead, the fraction advocated tolerance between all Slovenian parties and stood for a united Slovenia in the framework of a democratic and federal Yugoslav kingdom.
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  • identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/2025
    • title
      • Goriška sredina
      • The 'Centrists' from Gorizia Region
    • creator
      • Boris Mlakar
    • contributor
      • Jasna Fischer (odg. ur.)
    • subject
      • druga svetovna vojna
      • Primorska
      • okupacija
      • odpor
      • katoliški tabor
      • goriška sredina
    • description
      • During the Second World War, a group of distinguished members of the Catholic political camp, though small in number, made their influence felt in Primorska (Slovenian littoral region) and, especially, Goriška (Gorizia Region). The group, also known as the "Centrists" (Goriška sredina), had been operating underground since the Fascist dictatorship in the Thirties. On the one hand, they opposed tactical collaboration of the Slovenian People's Party leadership with the occupier in the Ljubljana province as well as the formation of anti-Partisan village guards in Primorska. On the other, they could not enter into open cooperation with the Liberation Front and the Partisans, being disturbed by the monopolistic role of the Communist Party and their determination for immediate armed resistance. Instead, the fraction advocated tolerance between all Slovenian parties and stood for a united Slovenia in the framework of a democratic and federal Yugoslav kingdom.
      • Med 2. svetovno vojno je na Primorskem, posebej še na Goriškem, sicer ne številčno močna, vendar ugledna skupina pripadnikov katoliškega političnega tabora, ki je ilegalno delovala že pod fašistično diktaturo v tridesetih letih, odklanjala taktično kolaboracijo vrha Slovenske ljudske stranke v Ljubljanski pokrajini ter seveda tudi organizacijo protipartizanskih vaških straž na Primorskem. Po drugi strani ta "goriška sredina" ni mogla aktivno sodelovati z Osvobodilno fronto ter partizani, ker sta jo pri tem motila monopolna vloga komunistične partije ter odločitev za takojšnji oboroženi odpor. Zavzemala se je za strpen odnos do vseh slovenskih subjektov ter za združeno Slovenijo v okviru demokratične in federativne kraljevine Jugoslavije.
    • publisher
      • Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino
    • date
      • 1997
    • type
      • besedilo
    • language
      • Slovenščina
    • isPartOf
    • rights
      • license: ccByNcNd
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