20.500.12556/DKUM-62665 Utrip Ptuja v letih 1924 in 1925 A throb of Ptuj in the years 1924 and 1925 Diplomsko delo predstavlja oris mestne občine Ptuj v letih 1924 in 1925 v luči arhivskega gradiva ter slovenskih časnikov Jutro, Tabor, Slovenec in Straža. Ptuj, ki je pred prevratom veljal za trdnjavo nemštva, je po prvi svetovni vojni pripadel Kraljevini Jugoslaviji in vodstvo mestne občine je prešel v roke Slovencev. Ptujski Nemci so tako postali manjšina v novi državi. Na prvih svobodnih občinskih volitvah leta 1925 so narodne stranke med seboj sklenile zavezništvo, se postavile v bran nemškutarjem in kljub njihovi vztrajni agitaciji izšle kot zmagovalke. Občino je pestil slab gmotni položaj, mestna podjetja so se spopadala z upadom kupne moči prebivalstva in zaradi izgube tržišč z manjšim izvozom, vendar so se kljub temu uresničila dolgoletna prizadevanja za izpeljavo električnega omrežja. Posledično so ukinili mestno plinarno, okrajni zastop pa je od mestne občine prevzel v oskrbo dravski most, s čimer so se pričela prizadevanja za ukinitev mostnine. Na šolskem področju so se ptujski zavodi in šolske ustanove spopadali s pomanjkanjem učencev ter učiteljskega kadra, poskusi in z dejanskimi ukinitvami nekaterih razredov ter zavodov in s slabim finančnim stanjem. Slovenska kulturna in izobraževalna društva, ki so delovala v Ptuju, so si po svojih močeh prizadevala za izpolnjevanje zastavljenih društvenih ciljev, v svojem poslanstvu pa so nosila predvsem narodnoprebudno noto. Nemška društva je medtem, z večinskim nemškim obeležjem, še vedno prežemal nemški nacionalni duh. Navidezno so se sicer asimilirali v novo državo, vendar so se nacionalna nasprotja odražala na vseh področjih javnega življenja. An outline of Municipality of Ptuj in years 1924 and 1925 is given in the diploma thesis; the outline is made pursuant to the archive materials and Slovenian newspapers Jutro, Tabor, Slovenec and Straža. Before the overthrow, Ptuj was a pillar of German, but became part of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia after World War One; the management of the urban municipality was passed over to the Slovenians. In the new country, Germans of Ptuj became minority. People’s parties entered into alliance and participated in the first free municipality election in 1925 against Germans. Although the agitation of Germans was persistent, the People’s Party had won. The Municipality was poor, the companies had to deal with the citizens’ downturn of the purchasing capacity, and with smaller export due to the loss of the market. Nevertheless, the long-term effort for electricity grid was realized. In consequence, the municipal gasworks was closed, and the local agents took over the maintaining of Drava Bridge, thus the efforts to cancel the bridge toll services had begun. Institutes and schools of Ptuj were facing lack of pupils and teachers, cancellations of some classes and institutions, and financial crisis. Slovenian culture and educational societies, which carried out activities in Ptuj, endeavoured to fulfil given objectives; their main mission was mainly national awakening. German societies with mostly German participants still had German national spirit. Apparent, they assimilated in the new country, but national differences still remained in all aspects of public life. Ptuj 1924–1925 gospodarstvo šolstvo društveno udejstvovanje praznovanja narodnostna nasprotja. Ptuj 1924–1925 economy schools engagement of associations celebrations ethnic differences. true true false [T. Vajsbaher] Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Diplomsko delo 2016-08-30 17:54:41 2016-09-22 12:17:29 2022-06-30 03:07:02 2019-07-11 13:03:26 2016 0 Ptuj 0 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 94(497.4Ptuj)"1924/1925"(043.2) 22566152 URN:SI:UM:DK:SLNIGFAU UN_Vajsbaher_Tamara_2016.pdf UN_Vajsbaher_Tamara_2016.pdf 1 8B470B72DC4446C7B292564719A81E41 49576d788a4d91f9f4234265139e5eecc977d97a90a0d8409e5f8fe5ef65e0e7 345f59fe-7c0d-11eb-bb7a-00155d0001ca https://dk.um.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=101139 Filozofska fakulteta 0 0 0