Janko Komljanec

obrazi okupacije in eliminacije 1941–1942

Abstract

Druga svetovna vojna in okupacija slovenskega ozemlja sta – v njenih ambicijah po popolnem prevzemu oblasti – odprli pot eliminacijskim načrtom Komunistične partije. Politično podtalje je bilo sestavljeno iz pobud različnih gibanj in posameznikov, vse skupaj pa se je kresalo ob vprašanju smisla in oblike odpora. Janko Komljanec je bil med prvimi politično izoblikovanimi podeželskimi duhovniki na Dolenjskem, ki ga je Komunistična partija določila za »narodnega izdajalca« – torej za osebo, ki jo je bilo potrebno kar najučinkoviteje odstraniti oz. eliminirati še pred izbruhom državljanske vojne v Ljubljanski pokrajini. Proces izničenja je obenem prikaz mehanizma izvorno lokalnega nasilja in njegovih protagonistov, ter oris miljeja, ki je (revolucionarno) nasilje sploh omogočil.

Keywords

druga svetovna vojna;italijanska okupacija;Novo mesto;revolucija;Komljanec;Janko;1892-1942;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2023
Typology:	1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization:	UL TEOF - Theological Faculty
UDC:	94(497.434)“1941/1942“:929Komljanec J.
COBISS:	159548163
ISSN:	0006-5722
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Janko Komljanec
Secondary abstract:	The Second World War opened up the paths to the eliminationist plans of the Communist Party in its ambitions to take over power. The political underground consisted of a number of movements and individuals, all of whom collided on the question of the meaning and the form of resistance. Janko Komljanec was among the first politically staunchly aware priests in Lower Carniola designated by the Communist Party as a “national traitor” and thussomeone who had to be effectively removed or eliminated before the actual outbreak of the civil war in the Ljubljana province. The process of annihilation simultaneously shows the mechanism of the originally local violence and its protagonists as well as an outline of the milieu that enabled (revolutionary) violence.
Secondary keywords:	Second World War;Italian occupation;Novo mesto;revolution;
Type (COBISS):	Article
Pages:	str. 87-102
Volume:	ǂLetn. ǂ83
Issue:	ǂ[št.] ǂ1
Chronology:	2023
DOI:	10.34291/BV2023/01/Bobic
ID:	25318198