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Slovenian Champion Mihael Herman
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Lawyer and politician Michael Herman (1822-1883) was of German descent. During his service in Ptuj, he came into closer contact with Slovenians. He learned Slovenian and socialized with the local Slovenian intelligentsia. In the first elections in March 1861, he was elected to the Styrian Regional Assembly, where he began to advocate for the rights of the Slovenian population. His speech of 16 March 1863, which was translated and adapted by Fran Levstik and published in the newspaper Naprej and in two separate pamphlets, resonated among Slovenians. Herman was re-elected to the Regional Assembly in 1867, 1870, 1871 and 1878, and to the National Assembly in 1873 and 1879. In the Styrian Regional Assembly, he repeatedly advocated the equality of Slovenian with German and pointed to the demand for a United Slovenia. He advocated a federalist Austria and Catholic conservatism and was among the first to join the Law Party in 1872. In the National Assembly, his speech during the address debate in November 1873 stood out.
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- identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/71965
- title
- Slovenski prvoboritelj Mihael Herman
- Slovenian Champion Mihael Herman
- creator
- Damir Globočnik
- contributor
- Borut Batagelj (ur.)
- Simon Zupan (prev.)
- Tina Bahovec (prev.)
- subject
- Mihael Herman
- štajerski deželni zbori
- Zedinjena Slovenija
- čitalnica na Ptuju
- Styrian Regional Assembly
- United Slovenia
- Ptuj Reading Room
- description
- Pravnik in politik Mihael Herman (1822–1883) je bil nemškega rodu. Med službovanjem na Ptuju je prišel v ožje stike s Slovenci. Priučil se je slovenščine in se družil s tamkajšnjo slovensko inteligenco. Na prvih volitvah marca 1861 je bil izvoljen za poslanca v štajerskem deželnem zboru, v katerem se je začel zavzemati za pravice slovenskega dela prebivalstva. Med Slovenci je odmeval njegov govor 16. marca 1863, katerega je poslovenil Fran Levstik in ga objavil v listu Naprej in dveh samostojnih brošurah. Herman je bil v deželni zbor ponovno izvoljen na volitvah 1867, 1870, 1871 in 1878, v državni zbor pa v letih 1873 in 1879. V štajerskem deželnem zboru se je večkrat zavzel za enakopravnost slovenščine z nemščino in opozoril na zahtevo po Zedinjeni Sloveniji. Zagovarjal je federalistično urejeno Avstrijo in katoliški konservativizem ter bil med prvimi, ki so leta 1872 pristopili k Pravni stranki. V državnem zboru je izstopal njegov govor med adresno debato novembra 1873.
- Lawyer and politician Michael Herman (1822-1883) was of German descent. During his service in Ptuj, he came into closer contact with Slovenians. He learned Slovenian and socialized with the local Slovenian intelligentsia. In the first elections in March 1861, he was elected to the Styrian Regional Assembly, where he began to advocate for the rights of the Slovenian population. His speech of 16 March 1863, which was translated and adapted by Fran Levstik and published in the newspaper Naprej and in two separate pamphlets, resonated among Slovenians. Herman was re-elected to the Regional Assembly in 1867, 1870, 1871 and 1878, and to the National Assembly in 1873 and 1879. In the Styrian Regional Assembly, he repeatedly advocated the equality of Slovenian with German and pointed to the demand for a United Slovenia. He advocated a federalist Austria and Catholic conservatism and was among the first to join the Law Party in 1872. In the National Assembly, his speech during the address debate in November 1873 stood out.
- publisher
- Zgodovinsko društvo Celje
- date
- 2024
- type
- besedilo
- language
- Slovenščina
- Angleščina
- isPartOf
- rights
- license: ccBySa