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TitleZaseda kot taktično delovanje v drugi svetovni vojni na Slovenskem : diplomsko delo višješolskega študijskega programa
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Authors:Kotnik, Klemen (Author)
Bernik, Valerija (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Language:SlovenianWork type:High school thesisTipology:2.11 - Undergraduate ThesisOrganization:MORS - MORS publicationsKeywords:zaseda, druga svetovna vojna, SlovenijaUDC:94(497.4)"1939/1945":355.4(043.2)COBISS_ID:512539190Link is opened in a new windowStatistika: 5673 ogledov; 190 prenosovCategories:Document is not linked to any category.
Files:.pdf VIS_Kotnik_Klemen_i2018.pdf (3,45 MB)
Abstract:Druga svetovna vojna na Slovenskem se je začela nenadno in s hitrim zlomom vojske Kraljevine Jugoslavije. Okupacijske sile so zavzele deželo in vzpostavile svoj upravni aparat. V razmerah okupacije se je začel oblikovati odpor narodno zavednih ljudi in formirali so prve partizanske enote. Začeli so z gverilskim bojevanjem, katerega osnova so napadi iz zasede in uničevanje sovražnikove infrastrukture z diverzijami in sabotažami. Okupacijske sile so odgovarjale z nasiljem nad civilnim prebivalstvom in obsežnimi vojaškimi operacijami %hajkami%, s katerimi pa niso dosegle želenega cilja, to je uničenja partizanskih enot. Kakor so se krepile partizanske enote, tako so okupacijske sile prilagajale vojaško taktiko, da so lahko držale nekakšno ravnotežje, čeprav so imele zaradi težkega položaja na bojišču po letu 1943 na voljo vedno manj moštva.
Citiranje gradiva
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Language:EnglishAbstract:Sudden break out of the World War II in Slovenia started with a quick defeat of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia's army. The enemy occupied the country and established his administrative exploitative system. In the hostile circumstances armed resistance slowly began to form and first partisan units were established. They started guerrilla fighting against the enemy, using ambush, sabotage and diversion tactics. The enemy responded with ferocious violence over civilian population and large military operations called %hajke% against partisans, which did not fully achieve the desired goal. As the partisan units strengthened, the enemy forces adapted their military tactics in attempt to maintain some sort of balance, even though less and less soldiers were available after 1943 due to the difficult situation on the battlefield.Keywords:ambush, second world war, Slovenia