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Title:DELOVANJE CELJSKEGA MESTNEGA SVETA MED LETI 1919 IN 1921
Authors:ID Jug, Marjetka (Author)
ID Friš, Darko (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Files:.pdf UNI_Jug_Marjetka_2012.pdf (2,30 MB)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/7cd153d0-7e3f-4c8b-b86c-38e327d10c03
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:Po koncu prve svetovne vojne je oblast v Celju prišla v slovenske roke. Po naročilu Narodne vlade je odšel v Celje tajnik dr. Friderik Lukan, da bi prevzel okrajno glavarstvo in kot vladni komisar tudi gerentsko upravo mestne občine. Prevzem se je vršil 6. novembra 1918 na magistratu ob navzočnosti komisije Narodnega sveta. Razmerje med obema nacionalnima skupinama (Nemci, Slovenci) se je v prvih povojnih letih povsem spremenilo. Slovenci so se čez noč spremenili iz hlapcev v gospodarje. Začela se je slovenizacija celjskega mesta. Do konca leta 1919 je Celje zapustila vrsta uglednih nemških meščanov. Večina profesorjev, uradnikov, sodnikov je namreč kar čez noč ostala brez služb in se bila prisiljena vrniti v Avstrijo. Tudi v samem gerentskem svetu ni bil zastopan niti en Nemec. V časniku Nova doba so se dan za dnem pojavljali članki, ki so zahtevali čiščenje vsega, kar je bilo nemškega. V samem Celju in okolici so morali imeti obrtniki in trgovci po slovenskem prevzemu oblasti slovenske napise, kajti uradni jezik je postal slovenski. Da je bilo čiščenje Celja več kot uspešno, pa je pokazal popis prebivalstva leta 1921. V mestu so namreč našteli samo 859 oseb z nemškim maternim jezikom, kar je predstavljalo le 11,1 % celjskega prebivalstva. Gerentje so vodili Celje do prvih občinskih volitev v Kraljevini SHS, ki so bile 26. aprila 1921. Volilna pravica je bila splošna, enaka in tajna s proporcem. Ženske še niso imele volilne pravice. V Celju so bile za občinske volitve vložene štiri kandidatne liste, zmagovalka pa je bila Jugoslovanska demokratska stranka. To leto pa je bilo za Celje posebno tudi zato, ker je dobilo prvega slovenskega župana dr. Jura Hrašovca. V prvih povojnih letih se je mesto srečevalo tudi s pomanjkanjem hrane, osnovnih življenjskih potrebščin ter s stanovanjskimi problemi, kot številna druga slovenska in seveda tudi evropska mesta. Po prevratu pa so slovenska postala številna društva in šole.
Keywords:gerentska uprava, mestna občina, Narodni svet, razmerje med Nemci in Slovenci, slovenizacija celjskega mesta, popis prebivalstva leta 1921, občinske volitve leta 1921, Jugoslovanska demokratska stranka, županske volitve, dr. Juro Hrašovec.
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[M. Jug]
Year of publishing:2012
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-36872 New window
UDC:93/94(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:19284232 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:RZZ9F2CR
Publication date in DKUM:02.08.2012
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Language:English
Title:THE FUNCTIONING OF THE CELJE CITY COUNCIL BETWEEN THE YEARS 1919 AND 1921
Abstract:Government of Celje came in Slovene hands after the end of the first World War. Secretary dr. Friderik Lukan went to Celje by order of national government for taking over district board and as a government commissioner he also took over gerent administration of municipality. A takeover occurred in city hall at presence of National Council committee on November 6, 1918. Relationship between both national groups (Germans, Slovenes) changed completely in first post-war years. Slovenes turned from farmhands into masters over night. Slovenization of Celje town started. A type of distinguished German citizens left Celje until the end of the year 1919. The majority of professors, officials and judges was left without jobs over night and was forced to return to Austria. In gerent world was not supported even one German. Articles were appearing in newspaper New Age, which demanded cleaning of all that was German. Tradesmen and merchants in Celje and its surrounding area had to have Slovene inscriptions because official language became Slovene. In 1921 a census indicated that the cleaning of Celje was more than successful. They namely listed only 859 people with German mother tongue in town, which was presenting only 11,1% of Celje population. The Gerents were leading Celje to the first municipal elections in Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes that occurred in April 26, 1921. Right to vote was general, equal and secret with proportion. Women did not have the right to vote yet. Four candidate lists were inserted in Celje behind a municipal elections and winner was Yugoslavian Democratic Party. That year was special also because Celje got the first Slovene mayor dr. Juro Hrašovec. Celje was like many other Slovene and also European towns confronting with hunger within first post-war years, basic life necessities, and with housing problems. Many associations and schools became Slovene after an overturn.
Keywords:gerent administration, municipality, National Council, relationship between Germans and Slovenes, Slovenization of Celje town, census in 1921, municipal elections in 1921, Yugoslavian Democratic Party, mayoral elections, dr. Juro Hrašovec.


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