Jugoslawien und Österreich 1918-1938

Suppan, Arnold

doi:10.7767/boehlau.9783205158790

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“…Izjavil je, da je pripravljen prepustiti "vsa sporna vprašanja s tema novima državama (podčrtal J. P.) mednarodnemu razsodišču". 40 Dobre tri tedne kasneje je nemškoavstrijski državni tajnik za zunanje zadeve, Bauer, v telegramu z dne 22. novembra 1918, ki ga je naslovil na slovensko Narodno vlado in zagrebško Narodno Vijeće, posebej poudaril resno voljo "po ohranitvi prijaznih sosedskih odnosov z jugoslovansko državo [Državo SHS -op. J. P.]".…”

Section: S H S Tudia Istorica Lovenicaunclassified

Nastanek Države Slovencev, Hrvatov in Srbov 29. oktobra 1918 in njen narodnozgodovinski pomen

Perovšek

2019

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Key words: State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs, National Government of SHS in Ljubljana, National Council of SHS in Zagreb, Confederate statehood of Slovenia in State of SHS, United Slovenia Abstract: The state of Slovenes, Croats, and Serbs (State of SHS), which was established by the Habsburg Yugoslavs upon their secession from the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy on October 29, 1918, met all the criteria required by international law for the emergence and existence of states. It was a real state union and next to the Kingdom of Serbia the second predecessor state of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, which was established o December 1, 1918. With the emergence of the State of SHS, the experience of their confederate statehood began for the Slovenians. Its factor was the first Slovenian national government, the National Government of SHS in Ljubljana (the National Government), which had all the authority in Slovenian lands and independently decided on the territory's political, social, cultural, economic, and military development. This position of Slovenian lands in the State of SHS was also recognized by the National Council of SHS in Zagreb, the supreme authority in the State of SHS, which transferred the exercise of its supreme authority for the Slovenian territory to the National Government in Ljubljana. Confederate national statehood is a key acquisition that defines the importance of the State of SHS in recent Slovenian historical development. With its creation, the first Slovenian state-building experience came to life.

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Section: S H S Tudia Istorica Lovenicaunclassified

Nastanek Države Slovencev, Hrvatov in Srbov 29. oktobra 1918 in njen narodnozgodovinski pomen

Perovšek

2019

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“…Toda italijanski predlog so zavrnili Wilson, Balfour in Tardieu. 115 Italijanska zahteva je bila torej zavrnjena, toda ameriški geografski ekspert Douglas W. Johnson je dal Slovencem vedeti, naj se ne veselijo preveč. Kot je dejal v pogovoru z Žolgerjem, naj bi bil Maribor zgolj kompenzacija za izgubo Prekmurja in večine Koroške.…”

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Diplomatska prizadevanja Ivana Žolgerja za Slovensko Štajersko in Prekmurje

Rahten

2018

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Category: 1.01 Original scientific paper Language: Original in Slovenian (Abstract in Slovenian and English, Summary in English) Key words: Ivan Žolger, Paris Peace Conference, Styria, Prekmurje, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes Excerpt: The paper highlights the role of Styrian lawyer Ivan Žolger (1867–1925) in the diplomatic activities of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes regarding the demarcation in Styria and the affiliation of Prekmurje. From archival and memoir sources are presented Žolger's efforts at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919–1920, where he acted as an authorized delegate of the Yugoslav state.

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“…1941 sprach er sich gegen den Beitritt Jugoslawiens zum Dreimächtepakt mit Deutschland aus. In Titos Partisanenbewegung war er Mitglied des Antifaschistischen Rats für die nationale Befreiung Jugoslawiens (AVNOJ) sowie Referent für Auswärtiges im Nationalen Jugoslawischen Befreiungskomitee (NKOJ)1931 . Von März 1945 bis 1946 übernahm der 75-Jährige noch die Funktion eines Ministers ohne Portefeuille im neuen Jugoslawien, als welcher er einen Ausweg aus dem Konflikt zwischen Italien und Jugoslawien um die Zugehörigkeit von Triest suchte.…”

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Parteien, Politik und Staatsgewalt in Dalmatien (1900–1918)

Kalwoda

2023

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Exemplary deep drilling of political events in Dalmatia (1900–18) forms the basis of this profound study investigating the actions of the Austrian state administration. The elections of the Imperial Council and the Dalmatian Diet, the Bosnian annexation crisis in 1908/09, the “Sprachenausgleich” of 1909, the political development before/during WW I, the dissolution of the municipal councils (1914–18) and the attitude of the Dalmatian Reichsrat members during WW I are all focused on in this analysis. The Austrian state authority did not always act flawlessly in Dalmatia, as contemporary printed sources show. However, studying the unpublished administrative files, one comes to the conclusion that in many respects the state administration in Dalmatia actually did a remarkable job. It tried hard to be objective although or because the state-political administrative bodies in Dalmatia and Vienna also had to protect the interests of the state as a whole or regarded the state as a whole. Basically supranational, it knew how to deal with crises in the province. What is more: It tried to balance the interests of the contending parties, functioned as mediator or fended off restrictive requests from the military administration in WW I. The great merit of this study is to convincingly show what the success of a good administration in the province really depended on: the spirit of the “Statthalterei” which saw itself as a hinge between the interests of Vienna and Dalmatia. Moreover, many of the developments only touched on in scientific literature are meticulously documented here in terms of sources used. This allows us to see them in their true shape and without ideological bias.

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Jugoslawien und Österreich 1918-1938

Cited by 15 publications

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Nastanek Države Slovencev, Hrvatov in Srbov 29. oktobra 1918 in njen narodnozgodovinski pomen

Nastanek Države Slovencev, Hrvatov in Srbov 29. oktobra 1918 in njen narodnozgodovinski pomen

Diplomatska prizadevanja Ivana Žolgerja za Slovensko Štajersko in Prekmurje

Parteien, Politik und Staatsgewalt in Dalmatien (1900–1918)

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