Prekmurje has been and to some extent is until the present day one of the most typical geographic regions of mass Slovene emigration. Less typical and considerably less numerous is especially in past historical periods the reverse process: the process of immigrating in Prekmurje. The first Slovenes that have in a larger number immigrated to Prekmurje were undoubtedly the refugees from Primorska who after 1918 fled mainly from the Italian denationalisation violence, particularly after its aggravation after the fascist takeover of power. The Isonzo front during World War I and even more the above mentioned, and the denationalisation measures of the Italian authorities, banished from their homes over 100.000 Slovenes from Primorje and Istrian ...
Slovene-Croatian bilateral project, which was conducted in years 2004 and 2005, enabled collection o...
At the beginning of the twentieth century our Prekmurje relatives started settling in Betlehem, Pa.,...
The present text problematises the connecting of Slovene emigrants abroad among themselves and with ...
The sphere of emigration is pervaded with a strong emotional component on a personal level; when the...
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All those who live abroad value their mother tongue very highly. In our case this is the Slovene lan...
Pri proučevanju etnično-jezikovnih razmer v obravnavanih štirih mestih in devetih trgih smo vezani p...
Slovene-Croatian bilateral project, which was conducted in years 2004 and 2005, enabled collection o...
At the beginning of the twentieth century our Prekmurje relatives started settling in Betlehem, Pa.,...
The present text problematises the connecting of Slovene emigrants abroad among themselves and with ...
The sphere of emigration is pervaded with a strong emotional component on a personal level; when the...
The article deals with emigration from the commune of Sovodnje in Venetian Slovenia, the western mos...
The author surveys the reasons and circumstances of emigration from Prekmurje between the First and ...
Janez Evangelist Krek (1865-1917), a Catholic priest, politician, sociologist and journalist, was at...
The paper draws from theoretical sociological premises on research in international migrations and f...
This paper comprises a survey of some fundamental publications by American immigrations researchers ...
The closing of the “Golden Gate” to the promised land, the United States of America, after the First...
Družba sv. Mohorja has played an important role among Slovene emigrants, particularly as a cultural ...
The author presents methods and guidelines for treating the migration issues in the ethnically mixed...
The article presents the development of immigration to Slovenia after World War II from the aspect o...
All those who live abroad value their mother tongue very highly. In our case this is the Slovene lan...
Pri proučevanju etnično-jezikovnih razmer v obravnavanih štirih mestih in devetih trgih smo vezani p...
Slovene-Croatian bilateral project, which was conducted in years 2004 and 2005, enabled collection o...
At the beginning of the twentieth century our Prekmurje relatives started settling in Betlehem, Pa.,...
The present text problematises the connecting of Slovene emigrants abroad among themselves and with ...