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TitleVloga in pomen železniškega prometa v nemškem okupacijskem sistemu druge svetovne vojne na Slovenskem : diplomsko delo višješolskega študijskega programa
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Authors:Kumar, Ivan (Author)
Bernik, Valerija (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Language:SlovenianWork type:High school thesisOrganization:MORS - MORS publicationsKeywords:nemški okupacijski sistem, železniški promet, diverzijeUDC:656.2(497.4)(=112.2):94(497.4)"1941/1945"(043COBISS_ID:4969166Link is opened in a new windowStatistika: 8381 ogledov; 266 prenosovCategories:Document is not linked to any category.
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Abstract:V obdobju med prvo in drugo svetovno vojno je bila gradnja železniških povezav v porastu. Slovenija je bila med drugo svetovno vojno geografsko in strateško zelo pomembna. Zaradi njene geografske odprtosti so skozi njo potekale pomembne železniške in cestne komunikacije. Železniški sistem na nemških zasedbenih ozemljih je postal del sistema nemških železnic. Tako se je zgodilo tudi na delnem območju Slovenije, kjer je bil v celoti vzpostavljen nemški režim upravljanja železnic. Brez železnice na slovenskem ozemlju okupatorske sile ne bi mogle izvajati svojih okupacijskih načrtov. Na drugi strani je nastalo osvobodilno gibanje, ki je ves čas izvajalo diverzije na železnice ter druge objekte in s tem povzročalo škodo okupatorju. Vsaka uspešno izvedena sabotaža je tudi močno odmevala med Slovenci. Na ta način je osvobodilno gibanje ozaveščalo slovenski narod o svoji prisotnosti in borbi za osvoboditev.
Citiranje gradiva
Secondary language
Language:EnglishAbstract:In the period between the First and the Second World Wars the building of rail links was on the increase. Slovenia was both, geographically and strategically, a very important territory during the Second World War. Due to its geographical openness it provided significant rail and road communications. The railway system on territories, occupied by the Germans, became part of the German railway system. The same happened in those regions of Slovenia where the German regime of railway management was fully established. Without the railway in Slovenia occupying forces would not have been able to carry out their plans. On the other hand, the liberation movement was founded and all the time it carried out diversions on the railways and other objects, and thus caused damage to the occupier. Each successfully accomplished sabotage echoed loudly among the Slovenians. In this way the Slovenian nation was made aware of the liberation movement’s presence and its fight for liberation.Keywords:German occupation system, railway transport, diversions