Vol. 65 No. 1 (2025): Decoding the Historical Patterns

Exploring the Segregation and Integration Dynamics in Policies and Institutions for Children and Youth with Varied Disabilities in the Yugoslav Region 1919-1992

DOI: https://doi.org/10.51663/pnz.65.1

Published: 2025-07-14

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Letter from the Editor

Care and Education Systems for Children with Sensory Impairments in the First and Second Yugoslav States: Exploring the Dynamics of Segregation and Integration in the Policies and Institutions for Children and Youth with Disabilities in the Yugoslav Regio

Dunja Dobaja
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Articles

Educational Institutions for Sensory-Impaired Children In Slovenia and Croatia During the Interwar Period – Connections with Foreign Countries And Their Presentation to the General Public

Dunja Dobaja
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“We Will Not Close Down an Institution With Such Remarkable Cultural Accomplishments!” Education of the Blind and Partially Sighted in Graz, Kočevje, and Ljubljana Between 1914 and 1945

Urška Lah
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Care System for Children and Young People with Disabilities in Croatia Between the 2 World Wars

Marko Buljevac, izv. prof. dr. sc. / PhD., Associate Professor
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Challenges and Achievements inthe Care and Education of Childrenwith Sensory Disabilities in Bosniaand Herzegovina (from the Late19th Century to 1941)

Jelena Seferović, Sonja Dujmović
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The Blind and Partially Sighted in Slovenia from the Occupation to the 1960s

Mojca Šorn
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Implementing Standards and Educational Programmes for the Sensory Impaired in the Difficult Economic Situation in Slovenia During the 1980s

Marta Rendla
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“A Person with a Disability Always Has to Show and Do More…”Living with Sensory Impairment Under Socialism: Memories and Stories

Darja Zaviršek
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The Role of the Vocational Counselling Centre/Department/ Office in Laying the Foundations for Working with Children and Youth with Disabilities in Zagreb after World War II: a Historical and Psychological Perspective

Ivana Žebec Šilj, Mislav-Stjepan Žebec
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Examining the Representation of Intellectual Disability during the Soviet times and after Regaining Independence in Latvia: A Case Study of Children's Care Home No. 2, Baldone

Agnese Zviedre
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The City of Celje and its Inhabitants as Victims of World War Ii

Marta Rendla, Mojca Šorn, Andrej Pančur
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The Relocation of the Civilian Population in the Kamnik District by the Occupiers During World War II

Damjan Hančič
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“The Mood in General Was Like at a Football Match”: Entertainment and Fun during the People’s Liberation Struggle

Iva Jelusic
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Reflections and Discussions

Slovenians in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnian-Herzegovinian Ethnicities in Slovenia, and the Disintegration of Yugoslavia

Vera Kržišnik-Bukić
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Vol. 65 No. 1 (2025): Decoding the Historical Patterns

Full Issue

Letter from the Editor

Care and Education Systems for Children with Sensory Impairments in the First and Second Yugoslav States: Exploring the Dynamics of Segregation and Integration in the Policies and Institutions for Children and Youth with Disabilities in the Yugoslav Regio

Articles

Educational Institutions for Sensory-Impaired Children In Slovenia and Croatia During the Interwar Period – Connections with Foreign Countries And Their Presentation to the General Public

“We Will Not Close Down an Institution With Such Remarkable Cultural Accomplishments!” Education of the Blind and Partially Sighted in Graz, Kočevje, and Ljubljana Between 1914 and 1945

Care System for Children and Young People with Disabilities in Croatia Between the 2 World Wars

Challenges and Achievements inthe Care and Education of Childrenwith Sensory Disabilities in Bosniaand Herzegovina (from the Late19th Century to 1941)

The Blind and Partially Sighted in Slovenia from the Occupation to the 1960s

Implementing Standards and Educational Programmes for the Sensory Impaired in the Difficult Economic Situation in Slovenia During the 1980s

“A Person with a Disability Always Has to Show and Do More…”Living with Sensory Impairment Under Socialism: Memories and Stories

The Role of the Vocational Counselling Centre/Department/ Office in Laying the Foundations for Working with Children and Youth with Disabilities in Zagreb after World War II: a Historical and Psychological Perspective

Examining the Representation of Intellectual Disability during the Soviet times and after Regaining Independence in Latvia: A Case Study of Children's Care Home No. 2, Baldone

The City of Celje and its Inhabitants as Victims of World War Ii

The Relocation of the Civilian Population in the Kamnik District by the Occupiers During World War II

“The Mood in General Was Like at a Football Match”: Entertainment and Fun during the People’s Liberation Struggle

Reflections and Discussions

Slovenians in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnian-Herzegovinian Ethnicities in Slovenia, and the Disintegration of Yugoslavia

Reviews and Reports

Carlos de la Torre, Populism and Fascism.Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2025, 78 str.

Borut Klabjan, Gorazd Bajc, Battesimo di Fuoco. L’incendiodel Narodni dom di Trieste e l’Europa adriatica nel XX secolo.Bologna: Il Mulino, 2023, 416 pp.

Paolo Fonzi, Sabine Rutar, Xavier Bougarel, ur., Food, Scarcity and Power in Southeastern Europe During the Second World War. London; New York: Bloomsbury Academic, 2024

Damjan Hančič, Postati del velike nemške skupnosti. Kamniško okrožje v času nemške okupacije 1941–1945. Ljubljana: Študijski center za narodno spravo, 2024, 383 str., ilustr.

Veronika Aplenc, Imagining Slovene Socialist Modernity. The Urban Redesign of Ljubljana‘s Beloved Trnovo Neighborhood, 1951–1989. Indiana: Purdue University Press, 2023, 237 str.

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