“To hell with everything”: Post-war nationalism and the “Old Slavic Sanctuary” at Ptuj Castle, Slovenia

Janžekovič, Izidor

doi:10.1016/j.jaa.2021.101309

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“…Ta dejavnost je danes morda razumljiva, vendar je bila takrat tako kontroverzna, da Koroščeva vloga pri arheoloških izkopavanjih leta 1943 v kasnejših poročilih o najdiščih sploh ni bila omenjena. Pomembno je razmisliti še o poklicnih možnostih in finančnih dobičkih, ki jih je prineslo sledenje nacionalističnim ciljem ( Janžekovič 2021a). Po drugi svetovni vojni so morali v nasprotju s prvo svetovno vojno številni starejši učenjaki zbežati ali so emigrirali že prej, zato se je odprla niša za razmeroma mlade ambiciozne arheologe.…”

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Slovansko svetišče ali srednjeveški stolp? Ozadje najspornejših arheoloških izkopavanj v povojni Jugoslaviji in interpretacija odkritega objekta

2023

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Slovansko svetišče ali srednjeveški stolp? Uvod V se države, in ne samo totalitarne, sledijo sloganu Partije iz romana 1984 Georgea Orwella (1949): »Kdor nadzira preteklost, nadzira prihodnost; kdor nadzira sedanjost, nadzira preteklost.« Med drugim so države želele nadzirati tudi mit o skupni preteklosti. Arheologija je običajno vpeta v državne in nacionalne institucije, saj se zanaša na financiranje nacionalnih držav, kar se sicer v zadnjih desetletjih z načelom »plača povzročitelj obremenitve« (polluter pays) počasi spreminja. Vpliv nacionalnih ideologij na arheološko misel in prakso je precej dobro raziskan (Fowler 1987;

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Slovansko svetišče ali srednjeveški stolp? Ozadje najspornejših arheoloških izkopavanj v povojni Jugoslaviji in interpretacija odkritega objekta

2023

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Introduction: National Socialist Archaeology in Europe and Its Legacies

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2023

National-Socialist Archaeology in Europe and Its Legacies

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Archaeology witnessed remarkable advances during the National Socialist regime, both as a research field and as part of international academic networks. The Nazi dictatorship and World War II provided contexts in which archaeology flourished, both in Germany and in (occupied) Europe. This archaeology was embedded in prestigious German archaeological traditions but based on a shared sense of National Socialist mission. Many of its elements can be connected to wider developments within the ‘Third Reich’ and resulted from processes of competitive improvisation and radicalisation. The archaeological programme thus produced was highly impactful.This edited volume investigates the individuals and organisations involved in the National Socialist archaeological programme, examines its origins, looks at its mobilisation, and reflects on its complex legacies. National Socialist archaeology is explored within the wider context of Europe and non-German experiences and interactions analysed. The volume also examines National Socialist attempts to denationalise the archaeologies of occupied European nations while creating unifying, transnational connections based on National Socialist ideas about race. By considering the full extent of the National Socialist archaeological programme in all its diversity and ruthlessness as a European phenomenon, its links with National Socialist atrocities, including the Holocaust, come into sharper focus.

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“To hell with everything”: Post-war nationalism and the “Old Slavic Sanctuary” at Ptuj Castle, Slovenia

Cited by 2 publications

References 14 publications

Slovansko svetišče ali srednjeveški stolp? Ozadje najspornejših arheoloških izkopavanj v povojni Jugoslaviji in interpretacija odkritega objekta

Slovansko svetišče ali srednjeveški stolp? Ozadje najspornejših arheoloških izkopavanj v povojni Jugoslaviji in interpretacija odkritega objekta

Introduction: National Socialist Archaeology in Europe and Its Legacies

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