Examining the data on Pavle Horvat published on the basis of scientific and profes-sional papers as well as newspaper articles shows two basic views of his work. The first in-volves the beginnings of ...his public and political activity, and concerns a young man who wished to actively participate in the then current political events in Slovenia but, for various reasons, most of all probably his approach, failed. The second view is much more intense and focuses on moments from Horvat’s life that do not show him in a positive light, but as a “bad guy” who created a false public image of himself. Based on the gathered data, it is difficult to complete both images and it is certainly necessary to conduct more research in order to answer all questions. The data gleaned from the daily press is partial, as is the data from the documents.
The second image, which can be seen from the gathered data, serves as the basis for forming the literary character of Pavle Horvat in the novel Fara sv. Ivana (The Parish of St John) by Miško Kranjec. In it, Horvat’s character is showed in a negative light, as a person who primarily fights for his personal interests under the guise of caring for Slovenians in Cro-atia. Such a literary formation may be based on documents and newspaper articles that were available to author Miško Kranjec, but could also be based on Kranjec’s subjective opinion, since it is obvious he knew Horvat personally and therefore immortalised him in his novel. Even though the character of Pavle Horvat is today almost unknown in Slovenian and Croa-tian historiography, it is precisely the literary formation of his character that prompts us to think about the less-known Slovenian-Croatian political relations in the interwar period and especially during World War II.
Identitet Slovenaca u Zagrebu Škiljan, Filip; Riman, Barbara
Sociologija i prostor,
01/2021, Letnik:
59, Številka:
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Journal Article
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Autori u tekstu donose informacije o čuvanju nacionalnog identiteta Slovenaca u Zagrebu. Slovenci u Zagrebu prema popisu stanovništva 2011. broje 2132 osobe, što čini oko 1/5 svih Slovenaca u ...Hrvatskoj. Slovenska nacionalna manjina u Hrvatskoj danas je najstarija nacionalna manjina u Hrvatskoj. Prosječni iznos godina prema popisu iz 2011. iznosio je 59,7. Ta činjenica nikako ne ide na ruku slovenskim društvima u Hrvatskoj, koja imaju vrlo staro članstvo. Čuvanje nacionalnog identiteta kod Slovenaca u Hrvatskoj prisutno je prije svega njegovanjem slovenskog jezika, dok su mlađe generacije podložnije asimilaciji (osobito oni koji su se rodili u nacionalno mješovitim brakovima). Istraživači su pokušali provjeriti koliko su kazivači još povezani sa Slovenijom te koliko su Slovenci koji posjećuju Slovenski dom povezani sa slovenskim društvom u Zagrebu.
The problem of the expelled Slovene population from the areas occupied by the Third Reich during World War II is present in Croatian, Slovene, and Serbian history, but is primarily linked to the ...emigration and expelling of the population of other ethnicities (mostly Serbian). This phase of Slovene history is not well-known to the broader public in Croatia. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to highlight the large number of Slovenes who survived World War II on the territory of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, i.e. then the territory of the Independent State of Croatia, which had different borders than Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina today. Papers on the topic of the Slovene population displaced to Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina often do not consider the cultural shock that the displaced persons suffered. Apart from describing the activities of the institutions that were legal and responsible for providing for the expelled Slovene population, this paper also presents individual cases that exemplify the difficult situation and problems faced by those expelled from Slovene lands.
V prispevku je analiziran položaj pripadnikov slovenske skupnosti na Hrvaškem, pri čemer je predvsem izpostavljen njihov položaj v javnem političnem življenju. Vključenost v javno politično življenje ...pripadnikov slovenske skupnosti na Hrvaškem je izjemno pomembna za sam položaj manjšine. Slovenci na Hrvaškem so znani kot zelo apolitični, nasploh se neradi izpostavljajo kot pripadniki slovenske manjšine. Njihova neaktivnost v politiki vpliva na slabši položaj pripadnikov slovenske manjšine, to pa se kaže predvsem pri pridobivanju določenih pravic.
Autori u tekstu donose informacije o hrvatsko-slovenskim odnosima na području Žumberka. Prostor granice u znanstvenom smislu do danas je vrlo rijetko promatran kroz iskaze pojedinaca koji žive u ...pograničnom prostoru, pa je stoga ovo istraživanje drugačije, budući da se temelji na doživljaju i iskustvima ljudi koji stanuju uz hrvatsko-slovensku granicu. Istraživanje je pokazalo da su stanovnici s jedne i s druge strane granice mnogo više orijentirani jedni na druge nego što su povezani sa svojim regionalnim središtima. Granica je uvelike poremetila odnose Hrvata i Slovenaca s obiju strana, a ti odnosi do danas, usprkos ulasku Hrvatske i Slovenije u Europsku uniju, nisu vraćeni u nekadašnje okvire. Ovim se radom želi pokazati na koje su sve načine postojale veze između jednog i drugog prostora te koliko su te veze narušene nakon uspostave granice 1991. godine. U istraživanju je primijenjen povijesni i etnološki pristup, koji je vidljiv iz prikupljanja podataka iz matičnih knjiga umrlih i vjenčanih, odnosno iz metode usmene povijesti i prikupljanja priča kazivača. Na temelju matičnih knjiga umrlih i vjenčanih župa Stojdraga, Kalje, Mrzlo Polje i Sošice autor donosi podatke o intenzitetu kontakata Hrvata i Slovenaca u pograničnoj zoni Žumberka. Vidljivo je da su te veze bile uske tijekom gotovo petostoljetne povijesti u zajedničkoj državi, ali da su bračne veze bile ograničene zbog razlike u vjeroispovijesti. Iz provedenih intervjua na području Grada Samobora te Općine Žumberak vidljivo je da su stanovnici pograničnih zona bili oduvijek ekonomski, društveno i obiteljski vezani za obližnju Sloveniju.
The article offers an analysis of the status of the members of the Slovene community in Croatia with special focus on their participation in public political life. Their inclusion into public ...political life is highly important for the status of the minority. Slovenes in Croatia are well known to be apolitical, refusing to publicly identify themselves as members of the Slovene minority. Their lack of activity in politics contributes to their less favourable status, manifested above all in the acquisition of certain rights.
Prispevek obravnava učenje slovenskega jezika med pripadniki slovenske skupnosti na Hrvaškem v zadnjih tridesetih letih in njihova prizadevanja za ohranjanje in revitalizacijo slovenskega jezika na ...Hrvaškem. Slovenci so na Hrvaškem priznani kot narodna manjšina od leta 1990, pred tem pa so bili v skupni državi, nekdanji Jugoslaviji, eden od konstitutivnih narodov. Takrat smo bili priča opuščanju rabe slovenskega jezika med pripadniki slovenske skupnosti na Hrvaškem, ki so se razen s svojimi sorodniki v slovenščini lahko pogovarjali le v dveh slovenskih društvih, ki sta do tedaj delovali na Hrvaškem. Medgeneracijski prenos slovenskega jezika zato na Hrvaškem ni prisoten. Po letu 1991 interes za učenje slovenščine narašča. Na voljo so različne oblike učenja slovenskega jezika, povečuje se število učencev, slovenski j ezik pa ni več samo materni j ezik pripadnikov slovenske skupnosti na Hrvaškem, temveč pridobiva tudi ekonomski pomen.
The article explores Slovene language learning among the members of the Slovene community in Croatia over the past thirty years and their efforts to preserve and revitalise the Slovene language in ...Croatia. Slovenes have held the status of a national minority in Croatia since 1990. Before that, they had been one of the constituent nations of the common state, i.e., the former Yugoslavia. At that time, there had been a decrease in the use of Slovene among the members of the Slovene community in Croatia who, apart from their relatives, could speak Slovene only in the two Slovene societies then operating in Croatia. Therefore, there had been no intergenerational transmission of Slovene. After 1991, the interest in learning the Slovene language grew. Various forms of learning Slovene are available and the number of learners is increasing. Slovene is no longer only the mother tongue of members of the Slovene community in Croatia, but is also gaining economic importance.
The problem of the expelled Slovene population from the areas occupied by the Third Reich during World War II is present in Croatian, Slovene, and Serbian history, but is primarily linked to the ...emigration and expelling of the population of other ethnicities (mostly Serbian). This phase of Slovene history is not well-known to the broader public in Croatia. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to highlight the large number of Slovenes who survived World War II on the territory of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, i.e. then the territory of the Independent State of Croatia, which had different borders than Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina today. Papers on the topic of the Slovene population displaced to Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina often do not consider the cultural shock that the displaced persons suffered. Apart from describing the activities of the institutions that were legal and responsible for providing for the expelled Slovene population, this paper also presents individual cases that exemplify the difficult situation and problems faced by those expelled from Slovene lands.
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