magistrsko delo
Matic Intihar (Author), Mitja Ferenc (Mentor)

Abstract

Slovenci so se skozi zgodovino izseljevali v različne države. Najpogosteje so migrirali v države srednje in zahodne Evrope, veliko pa jih je odšlo tudi preko oceanov v Združene države Amerike (ZDA), v Avstralijo in Argentino. Slednja je slovenske izseljence sprejemala v različnih obdobjih. Slovenijo je ob koncu druge svetovne vojne zapustilo več kot 20.000 protikomunistično usmerjenih posameznikov in drugih, ki so se bali komunistične partije, ki je v Jugoslaviji po vojni prevzela oblast. Po treh letih življenja v italijanskih in avstrijskih taboriščih so se slovenskih begunci razselili po svetu. Približno 6.000 jih je sprejela tudi Argentina Povečini so se ustalili v glavnem mestu Buenos Airesu in njegovi okolici, manjše slovenske skupnosti pa so nastale tudi v Mendozi, Barilocheju in Tucumanu. Kmalu po prihodu v novo domovino so Slovenci osnovali temelje za bogato društveno in kulturno dejavnost. Patronat nad večino aktivnosti je prevzelo Društvo Slovencev, oziroma Zedinjena Slovenija. Le-ta predstavlja vrh društvenega organiziranja in je skupaj s krajevnimi domovi na območju Velikega Buenos Airesa najbolj zaslužna za ohranitev slovenske zavesti in jezika med generacijami Slovencev vse do današnjih dni. Zedinjena Slovenija je skozi leta delovala na kulturnem, izobraževalnem in socialnem področju, organizirala je številne dogodke, pomembno pa je vplivala tudi na vse ostale organizacije in skupine povojnih Slovencev, ki so sicer delovale bolj avtonomno.

Keywords

Argentina;Buenos Aires;izseljevanje;druga svetovna vojna;izseljensko šolstvo;bolonjska magistrska dela;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UL FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher: [M. Intihar]
UDC: 061(091)
COBISS: 100782595 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Zedinjena Slovenija society Buenos Aires
Secondary abstract: Throughout history, Slovenes emigrated to various countries. They most often migrated to Central and Western European countries, and many also went across the oceans to the United States (USA), to Australia, and Argentina. The latter received Slovenian emigrants in different periods. At the end of the Second World War, more than 20,000 anti-communist individuals and others who feared the Communist Party, which took power in Yugoslavia after the war, left Slovenia. After three years of living in Italian and Austrian camps, Slovenian refugees moved around the world. Argentina accepted approximately 6,000 Slovenians. Most of them settled in the capital Buenos Aires and its surroundings, while smaller Slovenian communities were also formed in Mendoza, Bariloche and Tucuman. Soon after arriving in their new homeland, the Slovenes laid the foundations for a rich social and cultural activity. Patronage over most of the activities was taken over by the Association of Slovenes, or United Slovenia. This society represents the pinnacle of social organization and, together with local homes in the area of Greater Buenos Aires, it is the most responsible for the preservation of Slovene consciousness and language among generations of Slovenes to this day. Over the years, United Slovenia has been active in the cultural, educational and social fields, it organized numerous events, but it had also a significant impact on all other organizations and groups of post-war Slovenes, which otherwise operated more autonomously.
Secondary keywords: Argentina;Buenos Aires;emigration;emigrant education;Second World War;
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Study programme: 1011033
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za zgodovino
Pages: 115 str.
ID: 14603083