{"id":3972,"date":"2022-12-20T08:13:53","date_gmt":"2022-12-20T07:13:53","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/zdc.si\/?p=3972"},"modified":"2022-12-30T16:29:29","modified_gmt":"2022-12-30T15:29:29","slug":"history-for-everyone-2-2022","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/zdc.si\/en\/history-for-everyone-2-2022\/","title":{"rendered":"History for Everyone 2\/2022"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
Darja MIHELI\u010c<\/a>
Stanislav JU\u017dNI\u010c<\/a>
Nata\u0161a HENIG MI\u0160\u010cI\u010c<\/a>
Mojca \u0160ORN<\/a>
Andrej RAHTEN<\/a><\/td>		POPULIST STIGMATIZATION OF THE NAME OF THE DUKE OF CARANTANIA<\/a>
FRANZ UNGER AND HIS PIONEERING CONTRIBUTIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH<\/a>
\u201cHE WAS ASKED TO STUDY THE QUESTION OF WHETHER THE ASSOCIATION COULD BE DISSOLVED, AND A COMMISSIONER APPOINTED.\u201d<\/a>
\u201cTHE LJUBLJANICA RIVER WAS PACKED.\u201d<\/a>
THE LAST SLOVENIAN LEGITIMIST OR THE STORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL FRAUDSTER FROM VRH NAD LA\u0160KIM <\/a><\/td>		\"\"<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

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Darja MIHELI\u010c<\/strong>
POPULIST STIGMATIZATION OF THE NAME OF THE DUKE OF CARANTANIA<\/a>
Waltuncism \u2013 a New Synonym for Collaboration?<\/em>
The paper highlights the issue of adapting historical knowledge to the current conditions and projecting modern concepts into the distant past, and of evaluating past events ethically with modern criteria. It presents the origins of a fictional horror story about the bloody events related to the Christianization of the Eastern Alpine area in the 8th century, which was the inspiration for the poem \u201cThe Baptism at the Savica\u201d by the poet France Pre\u0161eren. The article problematizes the use of the names of concrete historical figures to designate (negative) current phenomena, introduced by the philosopher and academician Tine Hribar in his book Slovene Schisms and Slovene Reconciliation
and in the media.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Stanislav JU\u017dNI\u010c<\/strong>
FRANZ UNGER AND HIS PIONEERING CONTRIBUTIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH<\/a>
In his paper, the author discusses the process of climate change research, with special reference to the research of Franz Unger (1800-1870). The son of a Maribor mother, Franz Unger was one of the pioneers of research on greenhouse phenomena. Through research into his lineage, his links with other researchers, his travels around the world and his lifetime academic career, we are moving towards a better appreciation of Unger\u2019s achievements in the field of environmental research. In the context of ecology, his research on fossils and botany in the Celje area and beyond is also of great interest.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Nata\u0161a HENIG MI\u0160\u010cI\u010c<\/strong>
\u201cHE WAS ASKED TO STUDY THE QUESTION OF WHETHER THE ASSOCIATION COULD BE DISSOLVED, AND A COMMISSIONER APPOINTED.\u201d<\/a>
Liquidation of the Kranj Savings Bank Society after the First World War<\/em>
The paper focuses on the last years of the Kranjska Savings Bank in the context in which it was founded in 1820. Until the end of 1927, it had the structure and organization of a private financial institution under the responsibility of a society. The members of the Society were the most important representatives of the business and economic world in Carniola and later in Slovenia. The article traces the process that led to the liquidation of the Society and the day-to-day challenges faced by the leading people in the savings bank. The focus of the article is on the members who persevered and worked to keep the savings bank running as smoothly and successfully as possible until the end of the Society\u2019s existence.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Mojca \u0160ORN<\/strong>
\u201cTHE LJUBLJANICA RIVER WAS PACKED.\u201d<\/a>
Establishment of the Ljubljana Livada Baths and the First Few Years of Its Operation<\/em>
In the introduction of the article, the author outlines the role played by the Ljubljanica River and its right and left banks in the social life of Ljubljana. In the first part of the article, based on archival material, the author presents the conceptual design and construction of the Livada bathing area along the Ljubljanica. In the second part and in the conclusion \u2013 also based on archival material \u2013 it discusses the activities that marked and connected the bathing complex and its users from its foundation in 1923 until the opening of Ljubljana\u2019s elite Ilirija swimming pool in 1929.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Andrej RAHTEN<\/strong>
THE LAST SLOVENIAN LEGITIMIST OR THE STORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL FRAUDSTER FROM VRH NAD LA\u0160KIM<\/a>
Alojz Novak\u2019s Dossier in the Archival Material of the First Austrian Republic<\/em>
The article presents the activities of Alojz Novak, a native of Vrh nad La\u0161kim, who in the 1930s posed as a representative of the secret \u201cKing Matja\u017e\u201d organization. The organization was modelled on the Austrian legitimist societies, which recognized Otto of Habsburg as the rightful heir to the imperial throne, while Novak\u2019s organization reputedly advocated an independent Slovenia under the Habsburg scepter. The article is based mainly on material held by the Austrian State Archives or the Archives of the Republic. The Novak file contains mainly police reports and correspondence from the Federal Chancellor\u2019s Office, but also various propaganda material. It also includes the bilingual newspaper Oesterreich. Slovener\/Austrijski Slovenec, which Novak published in Germany, but only one issue of which was published.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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