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Enciklopedija jugoslovansko-avstrijskih odnosov 1918 - 1938. Arnold Suppan, Jugoslawien und Österreich 1918 - 1938. Bilaterale Aussenpolitik im europäische Umfeld, Verlag für Geschichte und Politik, Wien - Verlag Oldenbourg, München 1996, 1347 strani
No full textNekaj malega o Madžarih, grofih in še čem
No full textBefore the region of Prekmurje was joined to the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, Sóbota had the status of a semi-rural borough counting no more than 3,000 inhabitants. Despite its smallness, Sóbota was the scene of numerous political disputes between the Slovenes and the Hungarians on one side, and the Jews and the Catholics on the other. The only family which managed to surpass all these differences and capture the sympathies of all the inhabitants of Sóbota in the period before World War I were the counts of Szápáry. The cultural development of Sóbota began at the end of the 19th century and was closely orchestrated by the local rich, while the town\u27s economic development did not commence until the period between the wars.Preden je bilo Prekmurje priključeno h kraljevini SHS, je Sobota imela status polruralnega trga, ki je štel blizu 3000 prebivalcev. Kljub "majhnosti" pa so Soboto pretresala številna politična obračunavanja med Slovenci in Madžari ter Židi in katoliki. Navkljub nasprotjem pa so si pred prvo svetovno vojno med prebivalci Sobote posebne simpatije pridobili grofje Szápáryji. Sama Sobota se je začela "kulturno" razvijati konec 19. stoletja "pod taktirko" lokalnih mogotcev, gospodarski razvoj pa je nastopil res šele v medvojnih letih
Celjski vohun Werner Stiger: Vodja vohunskega centra v Celju
No full textAt the beginning of the Second World War, a Nazi spy-centre operated in Celje, led by Celje\u27s tradesman Werner Stiger. The author presents his spying activities and how he fled from the Yugoslav authorities to Austria. The article reveals that Stiger received warning of his imminent arrest by Celje\u27s police officer Alojz Emeršič, who was a Gestapo operative during the war. Under German occupation, Stiger worked for the German intelligence service in various cities of Yugoslavia.V Celju je v začetku druge svetovne vojne deloval nacistični vohunski center, ki ga je vodil celjski trgovec Werner Stiger. Avtor obravnava njegovo vohunsko delovanje in beg pred jugoslovanskimi oblastmi v Avstrijo. Zgodba razkrije, da je Stigerja pred aretacijo posvaril celjski policist Alojz Emeršič, ki je med vojno deloval pri gestapu. Pod nemško okupacijo je Stiger deloval v nemški obveščevalni službi v raznih mestih Jugoslavije
Nepozaben portret možganske smrti nekega naroda: Jung Chang: Divji labodi - tri hčere Kitajske
No full textMorala in pravila obnašanja v družinskem krogu v luči meščanskih bontonov
No full textMorals and the Rules of Good Behaviour within the Family Circle in the Light of Bourgeois EtiquetteMorala in pravila obnašanja v družinskem krogu v luči meščanskih bontono
Dvobojna afera Tacoli - Ledochowski
No full textThe Tacoli-Ledochowski Duelling ScandalDvobojna afera Tacoli - Ledochowsk
Pruski kralj Friderik II. veliki in njegovi vrabci: O zgodovini varstva živali
No full textThe wave of bourgeois ideas on animal protection, which originated in the German speaking lands, reached the territory of Slovenia in the 19th century. Partly owing to the support given it by the state autorities, the movement quickly took roots amongst the Slovene middle class and the teachers who upheld its morals. The first society for the protection of animals on Slovene territory was established in Gorica in 1845 and the publication "Compassion For Animals" by J. Bleiweis also reflected the general enthusiasm for this cause. The first societies for the protection of animals vigilantly ensured that the so-called "animal laws" were also put into practice. Particular attention was paid to the treament of domestic animals and especially birds deemed "useful to the economy", which moved the more sensitive members of these societies to pity, as these creatures had to jump around without the protection of coats - even in the severest of winters.V 19. stoletju je tudi na slovensko ozemlje pljusknil val meščanskih idej o varstvu živali, ki so se razvijale v nemško govorečih področjih. Gibanje se je tudi zaradi podpore države pri naših meščanih in med moralnimi učitelji hitro prijelo in leta 1845 je bilo v Gorici ustanovljeno prvo društvo. Odraz te začetne navdušenosti je J. Bleiweisova "Miloserčnost do živali". Prva društva so skrbno bedela nad izvajanjem "živalskih" zakonov. Posebne pozornosti so bile deležne domače živali, najbolj pri srcu pa so bile "gospodarstvu koristne" ptice. Te so morale tudi ob najhujši zimi brez suknje okoli skakati
"Bralcu prijazna in zaželena knjižica": Rok Stergar: "Vojski prijazen in zaželen garnizon" : Ljubljanski častniki med prelomom stoletja in prvo svetovno vojno
No full textKnez Eulenburg na ljubljanskem dvoru: Afera nesojenega ljubljanskega župana Antona Peska
No full textIn addition to all the other parties, there were also two liberally oriented political parties striving for seats in the Municipal Council at the Ljubljana municipal elections on April 26,h 1921: the Yugoslav Democratic Party (YDP) and the National Socialist Party (NSP), both of which were engaged in a tenacious struggle for the support of their voters. The YDP newspaper Jutro aimed the bulk of its attacks at the prominent NSP member Anton Pesek. Despite the recriminations delivered by the Jutro, Pesek was elected mayor with the support of almost all the political parties. However, the Belgrade Minister of the Interior refused to place Pesek\u27s candidacy for the mayorship before the King for approval, justifying his decision with the allegation that the elected Mayor Pesek was a homosexual. The latter reacted strongly against this accusation and attempted to exonerate his name at a legal trial, which, however, failed to produce a ruling in his favour. After this defeat, Pesek retreated from political and public life.Na ljubljanskih občinskih volitvah 26. aprila 1921 sta se za mandate v občinskem svetu potegovali tudi dve stranki liberalne politične usmeritve -Jugoslovanska demokratska stranka ODS) in Narodna socialistična stranka (NSS), ki sta za glasove volivcev bili oster medsebojni boj. Tarča napadov jedeesovega časnika Jutro je bil vidnejši član NSS Anton Pesek. Navkljub Jutrovim očitkom je ob podpori skoraj vseh političnih strank bil izvoljen za župana, vendar ga nato beograjski notranji minister ni hotel predložiti v potrditev kralju; kot razlog je navedel, da je izvoljeni župan Pesek homoseksualec. Slednji je na to obtožbo ostro reagiral in se trudil svojo prav dokazati v sodnem procesu, ki pa ga je izgubil. Po porazu se je umaknil iz političnega in javnega življenja
