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Spomini nekega pogajača
delovanje Franceta Kutina v jugoslovansko-italijanskih razmejitvenih komisijah 1947–1980
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The complex issue of determining the definitive delimitation between Yugoslavia and Italy after World War II was a lengthy process that took place practically throughout the entire existence of the second Yugoslav state. The federal state’s external borders were the domain of the federal authorities, mainly the Ministries/Secretariats of Foreign Affairs, the Interior, and Defence. However, given that the entire border ran along the Slovenian territory, the participation of the Slovenian political structures in the delimitation process was always vital. In this context, France Kutin, a representative of the “republic’s interests”, played a crucial role in most delimitation commissions between 1947 and 1980. However, his perception of the entire process deviates from the idyllic image of the unity of Yugoslav political and negotiating positions painted by the official communiqués.
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- identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/63350
- title
- Spomini nekega pogajača
- delovanje Franceta Kutina v jugoslovansko-italijanskih razmejitvenih komisijah 1947–1980
- Memoirs of a Negotiator
- France Kutin’s Work in the Yugoslav-Italian Delimitation Commissions 1947–1980
- creator
- Jurij Hadalin
- contributor
- Jure Gašparič (gl. ur.)
- Mojca Šorn (ur.)
- Andreja Jezernik (lekt.)
- Studio S.U.R (prev.)
- subject
- mejne komisije
- Jugoslavija
- Italija
- razmejevanje
- Osimski sporazumi
- border commissions
- Yugoslavia
- Italy
- delimitation
- the Treaty of Osimo
- description
- Kompleksna ureditev dokončne razmejitve med Jugoslavijo in Italijo po drugi svetovni vojni je bila dolgotrajen proces, ki je potekal praktično ves čas obstoja druge jugoslovanske države. Vprašanje zunanjih meja zvezne države je bilo v domeni zveznih oblasti, predvsem ministrstev/sekretariatov za zunanje in notranje zadeve ter obrambo, a glede na to, da je bil celoten potek meje povezan s slovenskim teritorijem, je bila udeležba republiških političnih struktur pri razmejevanju vedno eden izmed pomembnih delov procesa. V tem kontekstu je pomembno vlogo v večini razmejitvenih komisij med letoma 1947 in 1980 imel predstavnik »republiških interesov« France Kutin,1 njegovo dojemanje celotnega procesa pa odstopa od idilične slike enotnosti jugoslovanskih političnih stališč in pogajalskih izhodišč, ki jo rišejo uradni komunikeji.
- The complex issue of determining the definitive delimitation between Yugoslavia and Italy after World War II was a lengthy process that took place practically throughout the entire existence of the second Yugoslav state. The federal state’s external borders were the domain of the federal authorities, mainly the Ministries/Secretariats of Foreign Affairs, the Interior, and Defence. However, given that the entire border ran along the Slovenian territory, the participation of the Slovenian political structures in the delimitation process was always vital. In this context, France Kutin, a representative of the “republic’s interests”, played a crucial role in most delimitation commissions between 1947 and 1980. However, his perception of the entire process deviates from the idyllic image of the unity of Yugoslav political and negotiating positions painted by the official communiqués.
- publisher
- Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino
- date
- 2024
- type
- besedilo
- identifier
- identifier: COBISS.SI-ID: 217518595
- language
- Slovenščina
- Angleščina
- isPartOf
- rights
- license: ccByNcSa