Korošec na dvoru Karaðorðevićev 1 Rahten, Andrej
Časopis za zgodovino in narodopisje,
04/2022, Letnik:
93, Številka:
2/3
Journal Article
Recenzirano
V članku je predstavljen odnos med Antonom Korošcem in obema eksponentoma jugoslovanske kraljeve hiše Karadordevićev - kraljem Aleksandrom in knezom Pavlom. Avtor je v raziskave pritegnil predvsem ...številna memoarska pričevanja in časopisne članke, pri čemer je analiziral razlike, razhajanja in ujemanja v pogledih Korošca in dvora na ključna vprašanja jugoslovanske notranje politike in diplomatskih izzivov.
Vloga Antona Korosca pri potojevanju jugoslovanskega konkordata in med t. i. konkordatsko krizo (1935-38) kaze na precejsnjo politicno previdnost in osebno angaziranost v korist konkordata. Pri ...Koroscu je v obravnavanem obdobju opaziti, da mu duhovniski poklic v politiki postaja vse vecje breme. V konkretnem primeruje Sveti sedez odnjegakotnotranjega ministra in katoliskega duhovnika pricakoval najvec ter ga tudi najbolj grajal, zlasti ko je osebno preklical ratifikacijo konkordata v Senator. Obtozili so ga tudi jugoslovanski skofje, kar je zanj predstavljajo izredno osebno stisko. / Anton Korosec's role in the ratification of the Yugoslav concordat and in the so-called concordat crisis (1935-1938) points to a considerable political caution and his personal engagement in favour of the concordat. It is noticeable that his clerical calling became an increasing burden to him in politics. In this particular case, the Holy See had the highest expectations of him as Minister of Internal Affairs and catholic priest and delivered sharp rebukes, particularly when he himself called off the ratification of the concordat in the senate. Yugoslav bishops brought up accusations as well, which to him represented a severe personal distress.
This paper presents attempts of the Slovene conservative political parties at the onset of political pluralism in Slovenia toward the end of the 1980s to establish the continuity with the Slovenian ...People's Party from the time when it was led by Anton Korosec. By doing so, the conservative parties tried to diminish staffing, organizational, and program implications resulting from the lack of political activity after the end of the Yugoslav single-party socialist system. However, the changed political, economic, and cultural circumstances in independent Slovenia required new ways of addressing the electorate. As a result, the new Slovenian People's Party and the Slovenian Christian Democrats were unable to generate the political capital that had enabled the former Slovenian People's Party to assume the position of the political representative of the Slovene people in the multinational and multi-confessional country. The text next explores the relationship between the conservative political parties and the Catholic Church. //ABSTRACT IN SLOVENE: Avtorica v prispevku prikaze poskuse konservativnih politicnih strank ob zacetkih politicne pluralizacije v Sloveniji konec osemdesetih let 20. stoletja po vzpostavljanju kontinuitete s Koroscevo SLS, s cimer so stranke poskusale zmanjsati kadrovske, organizacijske in programske posledice primanjkljaja politicnega delovanja po koncu jugoslovanskega enopartijskega socialisticnega sistema. Vendar so spremenjene politicne, gospodarske in kulturne razmere zahtevale nove nacine nagovarjanja volilnega telesa, zato nova SLS in SKD nista mogla generirati politicnega kapitala, ki je nekdanjo SLS zavihtel na mesto politicne predstavnice Slovencev v vecnacionalni in veckonfesionalni drzavi. V nadaljevanju se avtorica ukvarja z odnosom konservativnih politicnih strank do Katoliske cerkve.
The author focuses on the funeral ceremonies at the death of the most influential slovenian politician in the first state of Yugoslavia, Dr anton korosec, who died 14 December 1940. The farewell to ...the deceased was an act imbued with symbols and messages, which indicates that political funerals in the past were not an intimate matter for family (or a close circle) but a performance directed by political protagonists. The author uses this as a basis to shed light on and explain the events in belgrade and ljubljana between 7 am on 14 December 1940 and the closing of the burial ceremonies. The article is based on newspaper reports, accounts by the ljubljana correspondent of the belgrade central press bureau, memoirs and two particularly intriguing sources: many unpublished photographs taken by the Slovenec newspaper correspondents, and two short films.
