Vol. 40 No. 1 (2000)

Letter from the Editor

Predgovor urednika

Zdenko Čepič

9-11
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Articles

Milica Kacin Wohinz

Branko Marušič

11-36
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Mutual Understanding

Anna Maria Vinci

37-40
- PDF (Slovenian)
Slovenia between Germany and Italy (1848-1968)

Janko Pleterski

41-48
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Karl Ludwig von Bruck, Trieste and Slovenes

Peter Vodopivec

49-62
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Delegates of the Peasant Curia in the County of Gorizia

Vasilij Melik

63-68
- PDF (Slovenian)
The Brochure Written by Dragotin Gustinčič on Trieste in 1915

Franc Rozman

69-76
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The Trieste Trade and Craft Cooperative (1906-1941)

Milan Pahor

77-92
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Josip Wilfan and Engelbert Besednjak in the Congress of European Nationalities between 1925 and 1938

Egon Pelikan

93-112
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Our Fascists

Ervin Dolenc

113-122
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A Contribution to the Plan for a Synthesis of the History of (Croatian) Istria in the Period of the Kingdom of Italy

Petar Strčić

123-134
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The Preparations for the Ciano-Stojadinović Pact Its Influence on the Julian March

Teodoro Sala

135-140
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Chaplain Ivan Kretič and a Children's Poem in Cerkno from 1937 are Threatening the Safety of the Italian State

Boris Mlakar

141-150
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Unwritten Pages of History of the Trial against Pinko Tomažič and the Others

Marta Verginella

151-158
- PDF (Slovenian)
The Italian Participation in the Second World War and Its Resistance Movement as a Form of a Civil War

Claudio Pavone

159-171
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"Let Our Relations with the Italians be Peaceful and Dignified, but Nothing More" Some aspects of the dichotomy between the national and international interests among Slovene communists in Slovenian Litoral

Bojan Godeša

171-180
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The Attitude of the Slovenian Communists towards the Revolutionary Organization 'TIGR' during the Second World War

Vida Deželak Barič

181-196
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Primorska (Slovenian Littoral) and Italian Concentration Camps

Tone Ferenc

197-220
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Theatrical Groups of the Ninth Corps of the National Liberation Army of Slovenia

Slavica Plahuta

221-230
- PDF (Slovenian)
Dr Ivan Marija Čok as the OSS Employee

Dušan Biber

231-238
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"The Chronicle of our Calvary under Italy" The Material of the Committee Investigating The Crimes Committed By Occupiers And Their Accomplices on the Period 1918-1941

Damijan Guštin

239-254
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Migrations in the Julian March after the Second World War

Nevenka Troha

255-268
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Legislation of the Allied Military Government on the Istrian Refugees (1945-1947-1954)

Sandi Volk

269-284
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Between History and Geography Some Thoughts about the Italian Eastern Border

Raoul Pupo

285-300
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Trieste, a Shopping Centre

Dušan Nećak

301-310
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Historical documentation

The Overlooked Document

Jerca Vodušek Starič

311-322
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British Secret Service in Slovenia (1940-1941)

Jože Pirjevec

323-330
- PDF (Slovenian)

Bibiography

Historiografija 1985-2000 o Julijski krajini med svetovnima vojnama

Gorazd Bajc

331-367
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Full Issue

Letter from the Editor

Predgovor urednika

Articles

Milica Kacin Wohinz

Mutual Understanding

Slovenia between Germany and Italy (1848-1968)

Karl Ludwig von Bruck, Trieste and Slovenes

Delegates of the Peasant Curia in the County of Gorizia

The Brochure Written by Dragotin Gustinčič on Trieste in 1915

The Trieste Trade and Craft Cooperative (1906-1941)

Josip Wilfan and Engelbert Besednjak in the Congress of European Nationalities between 1925 and 1938

Our Fascists

A Contribution to the Plan for a Synthesis of the History of (Croatian) Istria in the Period of the Kingdom of Italy

The Preparations for the Ciano-Stojadinović Pact Its Influence on the Julian March

Chaplain Ivan Kretič and a Children's Poem in Cerkno from 1937 are Threatening the Safety of the Italian State

Unwritten Pages of History of the Trial against Pinko Tomažič and the Others

The Italian Participation in the Second World War and Its Resistance Movement as a Form of a Civil War

"Let Our Relations with the Italians be Peaceful and Dignified, but Nothing More" Some aspects of the dichotomy between the national and international interests among Slovene communists in Slovenian Litoral

The Attitude of the Slovenian Communists towards the Revolutionary Organization 'TIGR' during the Second World War

Primorska (Slovenian Littoral) and Italian Concentration Camps

Theatrical Groups of the Ninth Corps of the National Liberation Army of Slovenia

Dr Ivan Marija Čok as the OSS Employee

"The Chronicle of our Calvary under Italy" The Material of the Committee Investigating The Crimes Committed By Occupiers And Their Accomplices on the Period 1918-1941

Migrations in the Julian March after the Second World War

Legislation of the Allied Military Government on the Istrian Refugees (1945-1947-1954)

Between History and Geography Some Thoughts about the Italian Eastern Border

Trieste, a Shopping Centre

Historical documentation

The Overlooked Document

British Secret Service in Slovenia (1940-1941)

Bibiography

Historiografija 1985-2000 o Julijski krajini med svetovnima vojnama

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