Detestable local patriotism is the saddest
(or the Story of an Unhappy Styrian)
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Karl Glaser, Trieste, 1880-1901, biographiesAbstract
Despite his efforts, a philologist and the first Slovene doctor of Indian studies, Dr Karel Glaser (1845-1913), who worked as a grammar school teacher in Trieste in the period 1880-1901, could not have asserted himself in the Slovene middle class of Trieste. One of the reasons was also a strong local patriotism of the Slovenes of Trieste, who saw Glaser, originating from Hoče near Maribor, only as a newcomer.
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2025-07-23
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