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Zgodovinski Časopis ISSN 0350-5774 HISTORICAL REVIEW ZČ | Ljubljana | 74 | 2020 | Št Zgodovinski časopis ISSN 0350-5774 HISTORICAL REVIEW ZČ | Ljubljana | 74 | 2020 | št. 3-4 (162) | str. 289–560 9 7 7 0 3 5 0 5 7 7 0 0 2 asopis | letnik 74 leto 2020 številka 3-4 (162) č ZČ | Ljubljana | 74 | 2020 | št. 3-4 (162) | str. 289–560 Zgodovinski Josip Banić, The Mystery of Merania: A New Solution to Old Problems (Holy Roman Empire and the Kingdom of Croatia- Dalmatia during the Investiture Controversy) (Part 1) • Ana Jenko Kovačič, Iurium Episcopalium Liber I. poreške škofije: Predstavitev, tipološka opredelitev in analiza kodeksa • Robert Devetak, Boj za slovenske šole in delovanje ženskih 3-4 podružnic Družbe svetega Cirila in Metoda na Goriškem in Gradiškem v obdobju pred prvo svetovno vojno • Damir Globočnik, Trubarjev spomenik v Ljubljani • Srđan Mladenov Jovanović, The Warmongering ’First Serbian Daily’: The Daily ’Politika’ during the First Balkan War of 1912-13 • Meta Remec, Napredek, avtarkija, narod: italijanska energetska politika v Posočju (1918–1943) • Klemen Kocjančič, Enote in ustanove Waffen-SS v Ljubljani med letoma 1943 in 1945 Zgodovinski časopis HISTORICAL REVIEW ZČ | Ljubljana | 74 | 2020 | št. 3-4 (162) | str. 289–560 Izdaja ZVEZA ZGODOVINSKIH DRUŠTEV SLOVENIJE Ljubljana GLASILO ZVEZE ZGODOVINSKIH DRUŠTEV SLOVENIJE Mednarodni uredniški odbor: dr. 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Subscription Fee: foreign institutions 45 €, individual subscription 35 €, student subscription 25 € Transaction Account Number: SI 56020 1 000 12083935 Zveza Zgodovinskih društev Slovenije, Aškerčeva 2, 1000 Ljubljana, Nova Ljubljanska banka, d.d., Trg Republike 2, 1520 Ljubljana LJBASI2X Co-Financed by: Slovenian Research Agency Printed by: ABO grafi ka d.o.o., Ljubljana, November 2020 Print Run: 780 copies Historical Review is included in the following international databases: Scopus, European Reference Index for the Humanities (ERIH), Historical Abstracts, International Bibliography of the Social Sciences, ABC CLIO, America: History and Life, Bibliography of the History of Art, Ulrich’s Periodicals Directory, Russian Academy of Sciences Bibliographies. http://www.zgodovinskicasopis.si [email protected] Zgodovinski ISSN 0350-5774 asopis č UDK HISTORICAL REVIEW 949.712(05) UDC KAZALO – CONTENTS Razprave – Studies Josip Banić, The Mystery of Merania: A New Solution to Old Problems (Holy Roman Empire and the Kingdom of Croatia-Dalmatia during the Investiture Controversy) (Part 1) ..................................296–327 Skrivnost Meranije: Nove rešitve starih problemov (Sveto rimsko cesarstvo ter Kraljevina Hrvaška - Dalmacija v času investiturnega boja) Ana Jenko Kovačič, Iurium Episcopalium Liber I. poreške škofi je: Predstavitev, tipološka opredelitev in analiza kodeksa ..................328–359 Iurium Episcopalium Liber I of the Bishopric of Poreč: Presentation, Typological Defi nition, and Analysis of the Codex Robert Devetak, Boj za slovenske šole in delovanje ženskih podružnic Družbe svetega Cirila in Metoda na Goriškem in Gradiškem v obdobju pred prvo svetovno vojno ..............................................360–387 Struggle for Slovene Schools and Operation of Women’s Branches of the Sts Cyril and Methodius Society in Gorizia and Gradisca in the Period before World War I Damir Globočnik, Trubarjev spomenik v Ljubljani ................................388–424 Trubar Memorial in Ljubljana Srđan Mladenov Jovanović, The Warmongering ’First Serbian Daily’: The Daily ’Politika’ during the First Balkan War of 1912–13 .......426–440 Vojnohujskaški »prvi srbski dnevnik«: »Politika« v času prve balkanske vojne 1912–13 Meta Remec, Napredek, avtarkija, narod: italijanska energetska politika v Posočju (1918–1943) .....................................................442–475 Progress, Autarchy, Nation: Italian Energy Policy in the Soča Valley (1918–1943) Klemen Kocjančič, Enote in ustanove Waffen-SS v Ljubljani med letoma 1943 in 1945 .......................................................................476–507 Waffen-SS Units and Institutions in Ljubljana between 1943 and 1945 Jubileji – Anniversaries Prof. dr. Jera Vodušek Starić - sedemdesetletnica (Damijan Guštin) ........510–514 Prof. Dr. Jera Vodušek-Starič - On the Occasion of Her 70th Birthday Dr. Irena Gantar Godina. Jubilejni zapis ob 70-letnici (Urška Strle) ........515–518 Dr Irena Gantar Godina. On the Occasion of Her 70th Birthday Kongresi, simpoziji, društveno življenje – Congresses, Symposia, Society Events Šestdeset let dela Inštituta za novejšo zgodovino (Damijan Guštin) .......520–524 60 Years of the Institute of Contemporary History Ocene in poročila – Reviews and Reports Marta Hradilová – Hana Pátková, Scritores. Písemná kultura a její tvůrci v pozdnĕ středovĕký Čechách 1300–1350. ................526–531 Written Culture and Its Creators in Late Medieval Bohemia in 1300–1350 (Nataša Golob) Lucia Pillon, Cristiano Meneghel (ur.), Notabilia quaedam. I diari dei notai Valentino e Matteo Dragogna (Neva Makuc) ...............532 Harald Heppner, Peter Urbanitsch, Renate Zedinger (ur.), Social Change in the Habsburg monarchy. Les transformations de la societé dans la monarchie des Habsbourg: l’époque des Lumières (Marko Štuhec) ..............................................................533–536 Petr Stehlík, Između hrvatstva i jugoslavenstva. Bosna u hrvatskim nacionalno-integracijskim ideologijama 1832-1878 (Rok Stergar) ..........................................537–538 Aleš Gabrič (ur.), Slovenski prelom 1918 (Jernej Kosi) ...........................539–541 Philipp Ther, Europe since 1989. A History (Urška Strle) ........................542–545 Andrej Studen (ur.), Mimohod blaga. Materialna kultura potrošniške družbe na Slovenskem (Bojan Balkovec) ...................546–548 Marie-Janine Calic, Zgodovina Jugovzhodne Evrope (Jure Ramšak).................................................................................549–551 * * * Navodila avtorjem
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