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Boundary Stones, Barbed Wire, Watchtowers and Minefields
Make This Country German ... Italian ... Hungarian ... Croatian! Role of Occupation Borders in the Denationalisation Policy and in the Lives of Slovene Population
Occupation of Slovenia in 1941
Borderlands and Characteristics of the Occupation Border in Slovenia
Diplomatic Demarcation of Borders
Border between Germany and the NDH – Reich’s Southern Border
Occupation Border in Bela krajina 1941–1945
Occupation Border between Germany and Italy in the Dolenjska Region
Occupation Border in the High Mountain Range of the Julian Alps
Ljubljana – Border City Enclosed by Wire
Prekmurje during Occupation
Over Polhov Gradec Hills to Ljubljana
Tripoints
Rogaška Slatina as a border town of the Third Reich 1941-1945
Occupation Zone Lower Styria
Rogaška Slatina in Wartime
Arrival of the German Army to Rogaška Slatina and Establishment of an Occupation Administration
Germanisation
Confiscations, Exiles and Deportations to Camps
Labour and Military Conscription
School during the War and the (Joint) Use of School Buildings
Germans occupy the Croatian Municipality of Hum na Sutli.
Life along the Border
Fatalities on the Border
Fortification of the Reich's Southern Border in 1944
Penal Work Camp in Rogaška Slatina
The End of the War
Memories of Wartime and the Border
On the Burning of Slovene Books
Oppression of the Slovene Language
Food Shortage and Smuggling
Smuggling
“Švercanje” (Smuggling)
On Moving the Border
Croatians Wanting to Enter the Reich
Border Protection
Fortification of the Border in 1941
Wire at the Border
Placing Mines and Wire
View of an Impassable Border
Mining of the Border in 1941
Crossing the Border
How a Mine Killed My Uncle
Watchtowers
Fortification of the Border
Removing the Wire after the War for Home Use
Soldiers Clearing the Border and Singing Partisan Songs
Picking up Mines after the War
Mines after 1945
Father Removing Mines from a Field Using Harrows
Idrija and Žiri as borderland, 1941–1945.
Idrija – Italian town on the border
The pressures of denationalization
Firmly in Italian hands
The fortified frontier
Capitulation of Italy
Liberation Front’s rule
The arrival of German army
German occupation
Living under German administration
The beginning of war in Žiri and the short Italian episode
Žiri, or Sairach, under German occupation
Žiri as part of the liberated territory
Establishing the border
Fortifying the border
Border regime
Gradual cleanse of the frontier
Memories of living on the frontier
We will win We will see
Occupation
Italian and Anti-Communist Volunteer Militia (MVAC) Posts in Bela krajina and Partisan Intelligence Activities
Italian Project of Closing the Border with the Independent State of Croatia
Italians are still stringing the wire
»We, the partisans, didn't recognise the border«
»Send me bread if you ever want to see me alive again.«
Liberated territory and enemy incursions
Zilje at the Crossroads of War
»It was horrible because mothers were inside; Birička fainted«
On the Way to School
Occupied Ljubljana: a city at the border
Defiant Ljubljana
Administrative division of the city
Kašelj Hill
Border fortification and border crossings
Border crossings
Liberation of Ljubljana
Ljubljana enclosed by wire
German occupation of Ljubljana and fortification of the city
An overview of the vast surroundings is of strategic importance
During World War II and today
Due to the border, the Germans had to build a new infrastructure
Personal accounts
ONE POTATO, THREE STATES Occupation borders in Dolenjska 1941-1945
Occupation of the Dolenjska Region and Demarcation of the Border
Crossing the Border
Novo mesto: »The town had prepared well for the Marshal's arrival, …«
Mirnska dolina and Bučka
Šentjernej
Our Villages Were Occupied by the Ustasha
Italian barricade of the border with the Independent state of Croatia (NDH)
Italian barricade of the border with the Independent state of Croatia (NDH)
The barn was under the German, the house under the Hungarian rule Occupation borders in Prekmurje 1941-1945
Make This Country German ... Italian ... Hungarian ... Croatian! ... Role of Occupation Borders in the Denationalisation Policy and in the Lives of Slovene Population
Occupation of Slovenia in 1941
German plans with Prekmurje and Porabje, and the beginning of the occupation
Change of authority, new borders between Hungary, Germany, and the Independent State of Croatia
Occupation and tri-borders in Prekmurje
Life under occupation
The Magyarization
The people of Porabje
The Slovenes of Porabje
The internment of settlers from Primorska
Jews in Prekmurje during World War II
Roma in Prekmurje during World War II
Hungarians in Prekmurje and year 1945
The Resistance Movement in Prekmurje
Old border, a new rule
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Cover Page
Colophon
TOCs
Table of Contents
List of Images
About
Exhibitions
Boundary Stones, Barbed Wire, Watchtowers and Minefields
Make This Country German ... Italian ... Hungarian ... Croatian! Role of Occupation Borders in the Denationalisation Policy and in the Lives of Slovene Population
Occupation of Slovenia in 1941
Borderlands and Characteristics of the Occupation Border in Slovenia
Diplomatic Demarcation of Borders
Border between Germany and the NDH – Reich’s Southern Border
Occupation Border in Bela krajina 1941–1945
Occupation Border between Germany and Italy in the Dolenjska Region
Occupation Border in the High Mountain Range of the Julian Alps
Ljubljana – Border City Enclosed by Wire
Prekmurje during Occupation
Over Polhov Gradec Hills to Ljubljana
Tripoints
Rogaška Slatina as a border town of the Third Reich 1941-1945
Occupation Zone Lower Styria
Rogaška Slatina in Wartime
Arrival of the German Army to Rogaška Slatina and Establishment of an Occupation Administration
Germanisation
Confiscations, Exiles and Deportations to Camps
Labour and Military Conscription
School during the War and the (Joint) Use of School Buildings
Germans occupy the Croatian Municipality of Hum na Sutli.
Life along the Border
Fatalities on the Border
Fortification of the Reich's Southern Border in 1944
Penal Work Camp in Rogaška Slatina
The End of the War
Memories of Wartime and the Border
On the Burning of Slovene Books
Oppression of the Slovene Language
Food Shortage and Smuggling
Smuggling
“Švercanje” (Smuggling)
On Moving the Border
Croatians Wanting to Enter the Reich
Border Protection
Fortification of the Border in 1941
Wire at the Border
Placing Mines and Wire
View of an Impassable Border
Mining of the Border in 1941
Crossing the Border
How a Mine Killed My Uncle
Watchtowers
Fortification of the Border
Removing the Wire after the War for Home Use
Soldiers Clearing the Border and Singing Partisan Songs
Picking up Mines after the War
Mines after 1945
Father Removing Mines from a Field Using Harrows
Idrija and Žiri as borderland, 1941–1945.
Idrija – Italian town on the border
The pressures of denationalization
Firmly in Italian hands
The fortified frontier
Capitulation of Italy
Liberation Front’s rule
The arrival of German army
German occupation
Living under German administration
The beginning of war in Žiri and the short Italian episode
Žiri, or Sairach, under German occupation
Žiri as part of the liberated territory
Establishing the border
Fortifying the border
Border regime
Gradual cleanse of the frontier
Memories of living on the frontier
We will win We will see
Occupation
Italian and Anti-Communist Volunteer Militia (MVAC) Posts in Bela krajina and Partisan Intelligence Activities
Italian Project of Closing the Border with the Independent State of Croatia
Italians are still stringing the wire
»We, the partisans, didn't recognise the border«
»Send me bread if you ever want to see me alive again.«
Liberated territory and enemy incursions
Zilje at the Crossroads of War
»It was horrible because mothers were inside; Birička fainted«
On the Way to School
Occupied Ljubljana: a city at the border
Defiant Ljubljana
Administrative division of the city
Kašelj Hill
Border fortification and border crossings
Border crossings
Liberation of Ljubljana
Ljubljana enclosed by wire
German occupation of Ljubljana and fortification of the city
An overview of the vast surroundings is of strategic importance
During World War II and today
Due to the border, the Germans had to build a new infrastructure
Personal accounts
ONE POTATO, THREE STATES Occupation borders in Dolenjska 1941-1945
Occupation of the Dolenjska Region and Demarcation of the Border
Crossing the Border
Novo mesto: »The town had prepared well for the Marshal's arrival, …«
Mirnska dolina and Bučka
Šentjernej
Our Villages Were Occupied by the Ustasha
Italian barricade of the border with the Independent state of Croatia (NDH)
Italian barricade of the border with the Independent state of Croatia (NDH)
The barn was under the German, the house under the Hungarian rule Occupation borders in Prekmurje 1941-1945
Make This Country German ... Italian ... Hungarian ... Croatian! ... Role of Occupation Borders in the Denationalisation Policy and in the Lives of Slovene Population
Occupation of Slovenia in 1941
German plans with Prekmurje and Porabje, and the beginning of the occupation
Change of authority, new borders between Hungary, Germany, and the Independent State of Croatia
Occupation and tri-borders in Prekmurje
Life under occupation
The Magyarization
The people of Porabje
The Slovenes of Porabje
The internment of settlers from Primorska
Jews in Prekmurje during World War II
Roma in Prekmurje during World War II
Hungarians in Prekmurje and year 1945
The Resistance Movement in Prekmurje
Old border, a new rule
Movies
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English
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School during the War and the (Joint) Use of School Buildings
Life along the Border
Fortification of the Reich's Southern Border in 1944
Memories of Wartime and the Border
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