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Some Features of Slovene Research of Emigration
2001Some Features of Slovene Research of ...
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Slovene Emigrants in Europe at the Outbreak of the Second World War
Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino, 2001The Slovene emigrants in Western Europe, most of whom lived in Germany, France, Belgium and Holland, experienced the war even before Yugoslavia was attacked in April 1941. Among many who, in their homeland, wrote about their fate in rather gloomy tones were Edvard Kocbek, France Omahen, Alojzij Kuhar, Kazimir Zakrajšek, Bogo Grafenauer, Viktor ...
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Migrations of Slovenes into Croatian Territory during World War II (Refugees and Emigration)
Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino, 2012Članek zajema migracije slovenskega prebivalstva na hrvaškem območju v času druge svetovne vojne, še posebej tok izmenjave slovenskega in srbskega prebivalstva med Tretjim rajhom in Neodvisno državo Hrvaško (NDH). Obravnava tudi izgon slovenskega prebivalstva na območje NDH, ki bi se tako izognilo izseljevanju v Tretji rajh.
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Knowledge of idiomatic expressions in the native language: Do emigrants lose their touch?
Lingua, 2022Ferdy Hubers +2 more
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Emigrants’ visit home and remittance inflows nexus
Tourism Economics, 2023Thi Thu Ha Nguyen +2 more
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More than voters: Parliamentary debates about emigrants in a new democracy
Ethnicities, 2022Paul Tap +2 more
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The completeness of articles and citation in the Slovene Wikipedia
Data Technologies and Applications, 2014Maja Zümer
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Slovene Popular Novels about Emigration in the 19th Century.
Slovene Studies Journal, 1985openaire +1 more source