Analiza Slovenske domobranske propagande v drugi svetovni vojni : diplomsko delo

Sever, Urša (author), Ajlec, Kornelija (mentor)

Po kapitulaciji Italije septembra 1943 so nemške sile zasedle Ljubljansko pokrajino in Primorsko ter ustanovile Slovensko domobranstvo kot pomožne policijske sile, ki so delovale pod vodstvom SS enot in nemške policije. Slovensko domobranstvo je tako bil rezultat dogovora med delom meščanskega tabora, ki ga je vodil general Leon Rupnik, in okupatorjem – Nemci. Namen ustanovitve je bil boj proti partizanskemu gibanju v Sloveniji. Ob konfliktu, ki je deloma spominjal na državljansko vojno, sta obe strani razvili močan propagandni stroj za vplivanje na javno mnenje in mobilizacijo podpore. Domobranska propaganda, ki je bila pod strogim nadzorom okupatorja, je bila izrazito pro-nemško usmerjena. Diplomska naloga temelji na analizi Slovenske domobranske propagande v Sloveniji med drugo svetovno vojno.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: Slovensko domobranstvo, propaganda, druga svetovna vojna, domobranci, antikomunizem, plakati, tisk, glasba
• Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper
• Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
• Organization: FF - Faculty of Arts
• Place of publishing: Ljubljana
• Publisher: U. Sever
• Year: 2024
• Number of pages: 50 f.
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-163608
• UDC: 94(497.4)"1941/1945"
• COBISS.SI-ID: 211624451
• Publication date in RUL: 09.10.2024

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Analysis of Slovene home guard propaganda in World War II

Abstract

After the capitulation of Italy in September 1943, German forces occupied the Ljubljana province and the Littoral region, establishing the Slovene Home Guard as auxiliary police forces operating under the command of the SS units and the German police. The Slovene Home Guard was thus the result of an agreement between a faction of the bourgeois camp, led by General Leon Rupnik, and the occupiers – the Germans. The purpose of its establishment was to combat the partisan movement in Slovenia. Amid a conflict that partially resembled a civil war, both sides developed a strong propaganda machine to influence public opinion and mobilize support. The Home Guard propaganda, which was under strict control of the occupiers, was distinctly pro-German. This thesis is based on the analysis of the Slovene Home Guard propaganda in Slovenia during World War II.

• Keywords: Slovenian Home Guard, propaganda, Second World War, home guards, anti-communism, posters, press, music