Percepcija Winstona Churchilla v slovenskem tisku v obdobju od Münchenskega sporazuma do napada na Jugoslavijo

magistrsko delo

Lucija Kovačič (Author), Andrej Rahten (Mentor), Gregor Jenuš (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Winston Churchill, eden izmed osrednjih politikov 20. stol., rojen 30. novembra 1874, v zlati viktorijanski dobi britanskega imperija, je zaključil šolanje na vojaški akademiji Sandhurst. Do leta 1900 je deloval kot vojak in vojni dopisnik. Državna politika ga je zanimala že vse od otroštva, zato je po zaključku vojaške službe začel graditi politično kariero. Svoj prvi vrhunec je dosegel leta 1915, ko je prevzel položaj ministra za vojno mornarico, s katerega je moral po porazu pri Dardanelah, ko je bil v celoti obtožen krivde, odstopiti. Po izgubi ministrskega položaja se je vrnil v vojsko, kjer je ostal do maja 1916. Šele konec velike vojne je prinesel ponovno oživitev Churchillove politične kariere. Do leta 1929, ko je konservativna stranka izgubila na volitvah, Churchill pa s tem za desetletje mesto v vladi, je zasedal številne odločilne ministrske položaje. V tridesetih letih 20. stol. pa je vseskozi svaril pred vzponom Adolfa Hitlerja na oblast in si s tem v slovenskem tisku do napada na Jugoslavijo pridobil sloves ne le uglednega in izkušenega politika, temveč tudi največjega Hitlerjevega sovražnika. Vrhunec svoje kariere je dosegel 10. maja 1940, ko je postal predsednik vlade Združenega kraljestva. Državo je uspešno pripeljal do zmage v drugi svetovni vojni, leta 1945 pa odstopil. Drugič je mesto predsednika vlade zasedal med letoma 1951 in 1955, skoraj do smrti (1965) pa je ostal poslanec v spodnjem domu parlamenta.

Keywords

magistrska dela;Münchenski sporazum;slovensko časopisje;britanska politika;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2023
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UM FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher:	[L. Kovačič]
UDC:	929Churchill W.:94(4)"1939/1945")(043.2)
COBISS:	154371331
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Perception of Winston Churchill in Slovenian print between the Munich agreement and the invasion of Yugoslavia
Secondary abstract:	Winston Churchill, one of the central politicians of the 20th century, was born on 30 November 1874, in the golden Victorian era of the British Empire. He graduated from Sandhurst Military Academy and until 1900 worked as a soldier and war correspondent. State politics interested him throughout his childhood; therefore, after finishing his military service, he began building his political career. He achieved his first peak in 1915 by becoming Lord of Admiralty; however, after the loss at Dardanelles, fully accused of the failed operation, he had to resign. After losing the ministerial position, he returned to the military where he remained until May 1916. The end of the Great War brought a revival to his political career. Until 1929 Churchill held many significant ministerial positions. Then the Conservative Party lost the election, and Churchill, for a decade, lost his seat in the government. In the 1930s he consistently warned against Hitler's rise to power. Before the attack on Yugoslavia, he became known in the Slovenian print not only as a respected and experienced politician but also as Hitler's greatest enemy. He reached the peak of his career on 10 May 1941, becoming Prime Minister of United Kingdom. He successfully led his country, winning the Second World War; however, he resigned in 1945. He again took up the position of Prime Minister in 1951, held it until 1955 and almost until his death in 1965 remained a member of parliament in the House of Commons.
Secondary keywords:	master theses;Munich agreement;Slovenian print;British politics;Churchill;Winston;1874-1965;Zgodovina;Biografije;Svetovna vojna (1939-1945);Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za zgodovino
Pages:	1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (VII, 119 str.))
ID:	18329858