Represija na Hrvaškem po drugi svetovni vojni

Authors

  • Zdenko Radelić Hrvatski institut za povijest, Opatička 10, HR – 10000 Zagreb

Keywords:

Croatia, Yugoslavia, Communist Party of Yugoslavia, communist revolution, OZNA, UDBA

Abstract

REPRESSION IN CROATIA AFTER WORLD WAR II

The repression originated and stemmed from the following essential elements: victory in the war, restoration of Yugoslavia, solving the national question and carrying out the revolution. This means that the casualties suffered during the war by the victorious side resulted in vengeance and retaliatory measures. However, revolutionary goals were most important for the formation of the repression system – in order to achieve these goals, the Communist Party of Yugoslavia retaliated against class‐related, ideological and political opponents and rivals.

Author Biography

  • Zdenko Radelić, Hrvatski institut za povijest, Opatička 10, HR – 10000 Zagreb
    Dr., znanstveni svetnik

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Published

2015-05-24

Issue

Vol. 53 No. 1 (2013): Represija med 2. svetovno vojno in v povojnem obdobju v Sloveniji in v sosednjih državah

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