1.01 Izvirni znanstveni članek
UDK 94(497.12)"1945/-":316.344.42

Jure Gašparič: Menjava političnih elit na Slovenskem po drugi svetovni vojni. Časopis za zgodovino in narodopisje, Maribor 79=44(2008),3-4, str. 114-127

Avtor v razpravi obravnava menjavo političnih elit na Slovenskem, do katere je prišlo po drugi svetovni vojni. Uvodoma najprej identificira in prikaže politične elite pred letom 1941. V nadaljevanju ugotavlja, da je konec druge svetovne vojne velik del preddvojne politične elite zapustil slovensko ozemlje, od treh tradicionalnih idejnopolitičnih taborov (katoliškega, liberalnega in marksističnega) pa je v domovini ostal politično organiziran le del marksističnega tabora, tj. komunistična partija, ki je tudi prevzela oblast. Nova oblast je sicer bila okrepljena s posameznimi predstavniki stare elite, vendar zgolj začasno in simbolično. Kontinuiteto s predvojnimi političnimi elitami so po letu 1945 predstavljali le še ohranjevalci političnih strank v emigraciji, po letu 1990 pa jo iščejo in prikazujejo nekateri predstavniki t. i. pomladnih strank.

1.01 Original Scientific Article
UDC 94(497.12)"1945/-":316.344.42

Jure Gašparič: The Change of Political Elites in Slovenia after the Second World War. Review for History and Ethnography, Maribor 79=44(2008), 3-4, pp. 114-127

The aut hor deals with the change of political elites in Slovenia which occurred after the Second World War. In the beginning the political elites before 1941 are presented and identified. Then the aut hor ascertains that at the end of the Second World War the majority of the pre-war political elite has left the Slovene territory, from three traditional ideal-political parties (catholic, liberal and Marx) only one, i.e. the politiically organised part of the Marx party - the Communist party, stayed in the country. The new authority was strengthened with few individuals from the old elite, but it was more a temporary and symbolic gesture. The continuity with the pre-war political elites was after 1945 presented only by the savers of the political parties in emigration and after 1990 they are looked for and shown by some representatives of the so-called spring parties.