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Title	Varstvo kulturne dediščine v oboroženih spopadih z vidika odgovornosti vojaškega poveljnika : zaključna naloga
Authors:	Ostanek, Vilko (Author) Potočnik, Gregor (Mentor) More about this mentor...	Language:	Slovenian	Work type:	Specialist thesis	Organization:	PŠŠ - Command and Staff School	Keywords:	kulturna dediščina, vojaški poveljnik, mednarodno humanitarno pravo, haaške konvencije, poveljevanje, oborožen spopad, vodenje enot, vojaško usposabljanje	UDC:	355.423.2:341.3:719(043.4)	COBISS_ID:	6035918	Statistika:	6445 ogledov; 41 prenosov	Categories:	Document is not linked to any category.
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Abstract:	Skozi zgodovino so oborožene vojske velikokrat povzročale škodo in načrtno uničenje kulturne dediščine določene civilizacije. To so velikokrat podpirali vojaški vojskovodje, zaradi maščevanja ali ne spoštovanja določene civilizacije. Tudi druga svetovna vojna je dober pokazatelj teh dejanj. Vojskovanje je pretežno potekalo v urbanih nasljih. Vojaški poveljniki imajo v vojni zelo pomembno vlogo, pri vodenju svojih enot. Prvi pokazatelj je kako imajo usposobljeno in disciplinirano enoto, drugo pa kako vodijo enoto z lastnim zgledom. Vojaški poveljniki in njihovi podrejeni naj bi dobro poznali Mednarodno humanitarno pravo in Haaške konvencije in jih tudi prakticirali v boju. To poveljnik udejani skozi proces poveljevanja, ki zajema tudi funkcijo nadzora in vodenja enote. Pojavi se novi način vodenja enot znan kot "Leadership" Ključno pri tem je usposabljanje vojaških enot na različnih ravneh, za vojake in njihove nadrejene. Samo z dobro usposobljeno vojsko je pravim vodenjem je mogoče dobro vodit enote v boju.
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Language:	English	Abstract:	Throughout history, armed armies often cause damage and deliberate destruction of cultural heritage of certain civilizations. These are often supported by military generals, for revenge or out of respect for civilization. Even World War II is a good indicator of such offenses. Warfare is conducted primarily in urban places. Military commanders in the war have a very important role in managing their units. The first indicator is how they have trained and disciplined unit, and the other how to run the unit by example. Military commanders and their subordinates should be familiar with International Humanitarian Law and the Hague Convention, and also practiced in the fight. This master Commit through a process of command, which also includes the function of supervision and control unit. It appears the new way of keeping units known as "Leadership". Key to this is the training of military units at various levels, for soldiers and their superiors. Only with well-trained army is right conduct, good to keep the unit in combat.	Keywords:	cultural heritage, military commander, international humanitarian law, Hague convention, command, armed conflict, management units, military training

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Throughout history, armed armies often cause damage and deliberate destruction of cultural heritage of certain civilizations. These are often supported by military generals, for revenge or out of respect for civilization. Even World War II is a good indicator of such offenses. Warfare is conducted primarily in urban places. Military commanders in the war have a very important role in managing their units. The first indicator is how they have trained and disciplined unit, and the other how to run the unit by example. Military commanders and their subordinates should be familiar with International Humanitarian Law and the Hague Convention, and also practiced in the fight. This master Commit through a process of command, which also includes the function of supervision and control unit. It appears the new way of keeping units known as "Leadership". Key to this is the training of military units at various levels, for soldiers and their superiors. Only with well-trained army is right conduct, good to keep the unit in combat.

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cultural heritage, military commander, international humanitarian law, Hague convention, command, armed conflict, management units, military training