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Encyclopedia > Carinthian

Carinthia (Kärnten in German, Koroška in Slovenian) can refer to:



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H-Net Review: Robert Gary Minnich on Slowenisch oder deutsch?: Nationale ... (2243 words)
The relation of German Carinthian colleagues to the emergence of nationalism on their home turf was more intimate.
A fundamental ideological opposition between liberalism and clerical conservatism was established which persisted in shaping the political profile of Carinthian politics throughout the waning decades of Habsburg dominion.
With the onset of World War I Carinthians found themselves in a situation where declaration of one's collective self-identification in terms of ethnic affiliation (i.e., national loyalty) became increasingly imperative to the pursuit of one's interests.
Slovenians - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (883 words)
There is also an undercurrent of thinking amongst parts of the population that the Slovenian involvement in the partisan war against the Nazi occupation force was a bad thing, and indeed "Tito partisan" is a not an infrequent insult hurled against members of the minority.
Many Carinthians are (quite irrationally) afraid of Slovenian territorial claims, pointing to the fact that Yugoslav troups entered the state after each of the two World Wars.
The current governor, Jörg Haider, regularly plays the Slovenian card when his popularity starts to dwindle, and indeed relies on the strong anti-Slovenian attitudes in many parts of the province for his power base.
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