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Vol. 64 No. 1 (2024): Zbornik Andreja Studna

Naslovnica PNZ64_1

Zbornik Andreja Studna

DOI: https://doi.org/10.51663/pnz.64.1

Published: 2024-05-08

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Andrej Studen – zgodovina v življenju

Žarko Lazarević

Articles

Counts of Cilli as Feudal Lords and Their Feudal Court

Jaka Banfi
The Bamberg Maleficent Order as an Anthropological Source for the History of Justice

Igor Zemljič
The Habsburg Border Cordon against the Ottoman Empire as a Bulwark of Health and Its Criminal-Law Foundations

Marko Kambič
The Reconstruction of Kranj after the Fire of 1749

Dušan Kos
The Great Persecution

Matevž Košir
A Roof over Your Head Roofing of Rural Dwellings and Outbuildings in the Karst (Mid-18th Century)

Aleksander Panjek
“The Bad People of These Accursed Times!”. Deutsche Wacht, a German Newspaper in Celje, about Ivan Dečko

Bojan Cvelfar
The Elderly in the Countryside during the 19th Century

Dragica Čeč
“How to Get Old?” Longing for Youth, Health, and Longevity in the 19th and 20th Century

Meta Remec
The Influence of the Southern Railway’s Construction on the Demographic Development of Laško

Alenka Hren Medved
Šoštanj in the Light of the Modernisation of Life: Hygienisation and Electrification

Miran Aplinc
Crowded Dwellings and Other Threats to Health: Hygienisation Debates in the Austrian Littoral at the End of the 19th Century

Urška Bratož
“A Trial Like No Other in Ljubljana”: The Financial Affair of Terezija Aristoteles in 1874

Ivan Smiljanić
Rudolf Kirbisch – Coffee Maker and Mountaineer (1854–1901)

Marija Mojca Peternel
The Role of the Sewing Machine in the Social and Economic History of Everyday Life in the 19th and the First Half of the 20th Century

Nataša Henig Miščič
“If They Flowed near Graz, the Savinja or Voglajna Rivers Would Have Long Been Regulated Using Regional Funds.” The River Savinja, Flooding, and Regulations at the End of the 19th Century

Filip Čuček
Nights are Short with the Black-eyed Gypsy

Darja Mihelič
“We Can’t Take it Anymore!” The Nutrition of Austro-Hungarian Soldiers on the Austro-Italian Front

Rok Stergar
Surviving in the Trenches and the Hinterland: Between Deprivation And Punishment

Marko Štepec
Alcohol and Blood in Milići in the Autumn of 1914

Dragan Matić
Anton Novačan’s Diplomatic (Side)Ways

Andrej Rahten
The Search for a New Spirituality: New Spiritual Movements and Practices in the Slovenian Territory between 1850 and 1941

Irena Selišnik
The Slovenian Outlook on Spiritualism in the Age of the Bourgeoisie

Jurij Perovšek
Skiing and the Images of Gender during the 1920s and 1930s

Borut Batagelj
Unmarried Mothers between Norms and Practice

Ana Cergol Paradiž
Postcards as a Source for Understanding the Process of Slovenisation in (Post)Habsburg Slovenian Styria

Jernej Kosi
‘For the Children’ - Colonies as Part of the Youth Welfare in the Municipality of Ljubljana between the World Wars

Mojca Šorn, Jure Gašparič, Andrej Pančur
Lingerie as a Stimulus for the Development of the Novo Mesto Textile Industry

Stane Granda
Prekmurje in the Maelstrom of World War II

Dunja Dobaja
Celje or Cilli: Culture during the German Occupation

Tonček Kregar
“Learning German and Exercising Are Come First.” German Occupation in the School Chronicles of the Primary Schools of Frankolovo, Vransko and Vojnik

Aleksander Žižek, Marija Počivavšek
“During Each of Our Actions We Should Be Aware That We Are Competing!” National Competition, Victory Competition, and More

Damijan Guštin
What, How, Why? An Outline of the State’s Attitude Towards Agriculture and Farmers in Early Yugoslav Socialism, 1945–1953 (With an Emphasis on Slovenia)

Zdenko Čepič
Analysis of Specific Modern Italian Historiography Topics

Nevenka Troha
Kidričevo – The First Industrial City in Slovenia

Aleksander Lorenčič
Tsuneko Marija Skušek as a Mediator of Japanese Culture in Slovenia

Aleš Gabrič

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