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Title	Boj za Holmec 1991 : zaključna naloga
Authors:	Kavčič, Tilen (Author) Bernik, Valerija (Mentor) More about this mentor...	Language:	Slovenian	Work type:	Specialist thesis	Organization:	ŠČ - Officer Candidate School	Keywords:	osamosvojitev, oboroženi boj, Holmec, teritorialna obramba, milica, Slovenija, 1991	UDC:	94(497.4)"1991":355.4	COBISS_ID:	3756750	Statistika:	11031 ogledov; 406 prenosov	Categories:	Document is not linked to any category.
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Abstract:	Leto 1991 je za Republiko Slovenijo pomenilo konec dalj časa trajajočega življenja v skupni državi Jugoslaviji. Zgodil se je prelom z zgodovino neke države in posledično je nastala samostojna Slovenija. V okviru osamosvojitvenih procesov je bila usoda Slovencev še negotova. Za zagotovitev mirnejših časov je bilo potrebno poseči po orožju. Slovenci so stopili skupaj in se odločili braniti svoje domove v stari-novi domovini. V to zgodbo spada tudi boj za mejni prehod Holmec, ki se je 27. in 28. junija, leta 1991, odvil na Koroškem. Spopad, ki je trajal nekaj ur, se je odvil v dolini kraja Dolga Brda, tik pred državno mejo z Republiko Avstrijo, kjer stoji zgradba mejnega prehoda Holmec. Na eni strani sta bili slovenska Teritorialna obramba in milica, ki sta poskušali razbremeniti oblegani mejni prehod in prisiliti k predaji pripadnike Jugoslovanske ljudske armade (JLA). Ti so na drugi strani izvrševali zvezne ukaze za zasedbo mejnih prehodov. Ključna značilnost tega konflikta je prisotnost civilnih prebivalcev na bojišču, upoštevanje naravne konfiguracije zemljišča ter poveljevanje in kontrola, podprta z uporabnimi obveščevalnimi podatki.
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Language:	English	Abstract:	For Slovenian Republic year 1991 presented the end of a long lasting period ofliving in a mutual state (federation) of Yugoslavia. It was a rupture with the history of one state and consequently independent Slovenia came into existence. Within the process of independence the fortune of the Slovenes was still uncertain. Therefore, for its certainty it was necessary to resort to arms. Slovenes stood together and decided to defend their homes in the old-newhomeland. The battle for Holmec border crossing takes part in this story, which on 27th and 28th of June 1991 took place in Carinthia. The battlewhich lasted for a few hours unwinded in the valley of the place Dolga Brda, next to the state border with Republic of Austria where the Holmec border crossing facility stands. On one side there were slovenian Territorial defence and militia (police), trying to unburden the besieged border crossing and force the Jugoslavian National Army (JNA) soldiers to surrender. These were on the other side following federal orders to take control over border crossings. Vital significance of this conflict is the presence of civilians on the battlefield, the notice of natural terrain configuration and command and control, supported with real time information data.	Keywords:	independence, battle, Holmec, territorial defence, militia, Slovenia, 1991

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For Slovenian Republic year 1991 presented the end of a long lasting period ofliving in a mutual state (federation) of Yugoslavia. It was a rupture with the history of one state and consequently independent Slovenia came into existence. Within the process of independence the fortune of the Slovenes was still uncertain. Therefore, for its certainty it was necessary to resort to arms. Slovenes stood together and decided to defend their homes in the old-newhomeland. The battle for Holmec border crossing takes part in this story, which on 27th and 28th of June 1991 took place in Carinthia. The battlewhich lasted for a few hours unwinded in the valley of the place Dolga Brda, next to the state border with Republic of Austria where the Holmec border crossing facility stands. On one side there were slovenian Territorial defence and militia (police), trying to unburden the besieged border crossing and force the Jugoslavian National Army (JNA) soldiers to surrender. These were on the other side following federal orders to take control over border crossings. Vital significance of this conflict is the presence of civilians on the battlefield, the notice of natural terrain configuration and command and control, supported with real time information data.

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independence, battle, Holmec, territorial defence, militia, Slovenia, 1991