20.500.12556/DKUM-16406 MARIBORSKA KADETNICA PO PRVI SVETOVNI VOJNI MARIBORSKA KADETNICA AFTER FIRTS WORLD WAR Mariborsko Kadetnico je leta 1856 dal zgraditi avstro-ogrski cesar Franc Jožef I. kot kadetski inštitut. Ta je z nekaj prekinitvami deloval do konca prve svetovne vojne. Po koncu le-te so zavod razširili z nižjo realko, tako da je postal sedemrazredna vojaška realka. Po združitvi s Kraljevino Srbijo so šolanje omejili in jo 1921 preimenovali v Tehnično oficirsko šolo, nato pa v Inženirsko podoficirsko šolo. Leta 1937 so inženirsko podoficirsko šolo preselili v Šabac, v mariborski Kadetnici pa je ostala le šola za rezervne pehotne častnike. Med drugo svetovno vojno je zgradbo prevzela nemška vojska. V komunistični Jugoslaviji so se v Kadetnici nastanile enote Jugoslovanske armade. Kadetnica je nato do leta 1991 služila kot vojašnica Franca Rozmana Staneta za potrebe JLA. Po osamosvojitvi Slovenije leta 1991 je JLA izpraznila stavbo in ta je bila dolga leta zapuščena. Leta 2002 je Slovenska vojska začela prenovo Kadetnice, ki je bila končana leta 2009 in v njej se nahaja Poveljstvo za dokrtino, razvoj, izobraževanje in usposabljanje ter Vojaški muzej Slovenske vojske. Maribor Military Academy was built in 1856 by the Austro - Hungary Emperor Franz Joseph I. As an institute for cadets, it had been operating with minor interruptions until the end of World War II. At the end of war, the institute was extended with a lower non-classical secondary school and became a 7-grade military academy. Following the merger with the Kingdom of Serbia, the education process was limited, and in 1921 the Academy was renamed first the Technical School for Officers and then the Sub-Officers Engineering School. In 1937, the School was moved to Šabac and the only school left in the Maribor Military Academy was the Reserve Infantry Officers School. During the Second World War, the German Army took over the complex. In the communist Yugoslavia, the Yugoslav army units settled in this Military Academy, which thus became known as the Franc Rozman - Stane Army Barracks and operated as such until 1991. After the Slovenian War for Independence ended in 1991, the Yugoslav People's Army (JLA) left the premises, and the Military Academy had been abandoned for many years. In 2002, The Slovenian Army launched its renovation, which was completed in 2009. Currently, the Doctrine, Development, Educational and Training Command and the Military Museum of the Slovenian Armed Forces are both stationed in this building. Kadetnica vojašnice v 20. stoletju vojska vojaške šole Military Academy barracks in 20th century army military schools true true false [T. Reiter Vaupotič] Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Diplomsko delo 2010-10-14 16:37:15 2010-12-15 15:42:05 2023-09-19 09:33:08 2023-12-20 03:32:42 2010 0 Maribor 0 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 93/94(043.2) 18001672 URN:SI:UM:DK:3YZ17RF3 UNI_Reiter_Vaupotic_Tina_2010.pdf UNI_Reiter_Vaupotic_Tina_2010.pdf 1 F3DEBB6F019688A5C76D42FD360FA808 8395c55791000bc647589f893163d1f8aeffc378e6b9f51b5d151064e2e21377 a47e1070-7c04-11eb-bb7a-00155d0001ca 20.500.12556/dkum/94e05690-e9b1-45e9-99fe-c441a07ee040 https://dk.um.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=18595 Filozofska fakulteta 0 0 0