Britanske misije pri slovenskih partizanih 1943-1945

Pokrivač, Sandra

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Title:	Britanske misije pri slovenskih partizanih 1943-1945
Authors:	ID Pokrivač, Sandra (Author) ID Vodušek Starič, Jerca (Mentor) More about this mentor...
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Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Undergraduate thesis
Organization:	FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:	Diplomska naloga prikazuje britanske vojaške misije, ki so delovale pri slovenskih partizanih od leta 1943-1945. Britanska tajna služba SOE in organizacija ISLD sta organizirali prihod prvih obveščevalcev, katerim so sledile izvidniške misije oz. skupine, sestavljene iz slovenskih padalcev. Prva uradna britanska vojaška misija je v Glavni štab Slovenije prišla 27. junija 1943 pod vodstvom majorja Williama Jonesa. Tej misiji je sledilo še več drugih, ki so prihajale na območja 7. korpusa, 9. korpusa in 4. operativne cone. Člani misij so imeli vojaške kot tudi obveščevalne naloge. Število članov se je zaradi ugodnih vojaških in političnih razmer poleti 1944 zelo povečalo, svojo mrežo so širili tudi izven meja slovenskega ozemlja. Hkrati so se začeli zaostrovati odnosi s partizani, z viškom jeseni 1944, člani misij prihajali pod drobnogled OZNE, partizani so omejevali njihovo gibanje in delo, kar je vplivalo na neuspešno izvrševanje nalog. Proti koncu leta 1944 so se tako člani misij posvečali predvsem evakuaciji ranjencev in uničevanju sovražnikovih komunikacijskih sistemov in objektov, hkrati so do konca vojne postopoma zapuščali slovensko ozemlje.
Keywords:	zgodovina, druga svetovna vojna, zavezniki, slovenski partizani, slovensko ozemlje, britanska vojaška misija, anglo-ameriška misija, SOE, ISLD
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Publisher:	[S. Pokrivač]
Year of publishing:	2011
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-21461
UDC:	93/94(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:	18853384
NUK URN:	URN:SI:UM:DK:XMVHOJMP
Publication date in DKUM:	05.01.2012
Views:	3562
Downloads:	460
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Secondary language

Language:	English
Title:	British military missions in Slovenia and the partisans in 1943-1945
Abstract:	Graduation thesis describes British military missions send to Slovene partisan from 1943–1945. British secret service SOE and organisation ISLD organised the arrival of the first intelligence agents who were followed by reconnoitring missions and groups of Slovene parachutists. The first official British military mission arrived to the Slovene headquarters on June 27th 1943 under the command of Major William Jones. The mission was followed by other missions, which landed in the areas of 7th and 9th Corps and in the 4th Zone. The mission members were given military and informative assignments, their number increased in summer 1944 due to the favourable military and political conditions. Their network was extended even outside the borders of Slovene territory. At the same time the relations between the members of the missions and the partisans were becoming more and more strained and reached the zenith in the autumn 1944. OZNA kept a close eye on the mission members and the partisans restricted their movements and work, which resulted in the unsuccessful execution of their assignments. At the end of 1944 they were mostly occupied with evacuating the wounded and destroying communication systems and structures of the enemy. They were gradually leaving the Slovene territory up to the end of the world war.
Keywords:	history, Second World War, allies, Slovene partisans, Slovene territory, British military mission, Anglo-American mission, SOE, ISLD

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