The Soča Border in inner Relations of the Yugoslav Movement during the First World War

Abstract

The Slovene-Italian ethnic border became a significant political question during the First WorId War. The paper draws out the moments and situations, when this question inflnenced the relations between the bearers of the Yugoslav Movement, the Kingdom of Serbia, the Yugoslav Committee, and parties on the territory of Slovenia. Evidently their stand-points were not identical. Due to these differencies in oppinions the final result was bad for Slovenes and Croatians-Italy was given the right to occupy the Slovene in Croatian lands.