"Communism - the Gratest Danger of Our Time" About the Ideological and Political Profile of the Leadership of the Political Catholicism in Slovenia on the Eve of the Axis Powers Aggression on the Kingdom of Yugoslavia
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https://doi.org/10.51663/pnz.58.1.06Abstract
Prispevek obravnava idejnopolitični profil vodstva političnega katolicizma na Slovenskem na predvečer napada sil osi na Kraljevino Jugoslavijo, ki je stremelo k korporativno urejeni družbi, organizirani na podlagi papeških okrožnic in cerkvenega nauka. Zgled so bili stari stanovski koncepti iz »zlate dobe srednjega veka«. Pri tem katoliškim ideologom ni bilo jasno, kako naj bi jih v praksi uresničili. Poleg tega je bil politični režim v Sloveniji določen z režimom širše jugoslovanske države. V takšnih okoliščinah je bil brezkompromisni antikomunizem v času med svetovnima vojnama na Slovenskem instrumentaliziran predvsem kot sredstvo, ki naj bi katoliškemu taboru pripomoglo k rekatolizaciji slovenske družbe. Sicer je bil družbeni koncept, ki ga je zagovarjala katoliška hierarhija na Slovenskem, povsem kompatibilen s totalitarnim in rasističnim Hitlerjevim »novim redom«. Kot tak je bil povezan z usodo sil osi v vojni in je po letu 1945 v celoti izgubili svojo legitimnost v demokratični evropski družbeni stvarnosti.
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