Turizem po krajih judovske dediščine v Sloveniji : magistrsko delo

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Title:	Turizem po krajih judovske dediščine v Sloveniji : magistrsko delo
Authors:	ID Kodrič, Domen (Author) ID Horvat, Uroš (Mentor) More about this mentor...
Files:	MAG_Kodric_Domen_2025.pdf (8,13 MB) MD5: 6CB8D5F12AC83D5A260ADEA7ACDB7E5C
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Master's thesis/paper
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:	Judje so v več mestih na območju današnje Slovenije živeli že v srednjem veku, ob koncu katerega so bili izgnani. Na to območje so se smeli ponovno naseliti v 19. stoletju in so že v začetku 20. stoletja predstavljali pomembne člane lokalnih skupnosti. Kot mnogi Judje po vsej Evropi, so bili tudi Judje v Sloveniji tarče preganjanja med holokavstom. Čeprav danes v Sloveniji živi le malo Judov, so njihovi predniki za sabo pustili bogato kulturno dediščino, ki jo je mogoče obiskati. Izpostaviti velja dve ohranjeni sinagogi v Mariboru in Lendavi ter dve pokopališči v Dolgi vasi pri Lendavi in Rožni Dolini pri Novi Gorici. Nekatere od teh lokacij turisti že redno obiskujejo, pri vseh pa bi bilo ta obisk mogoče še povečati. Podatki kažejo, da kraje judovske kulturne dediščine obiskujejo predvsem turisti iz tujine, ki jih najbolj zanima judovska zgodovina 20. stoletja. Med temi obiskovalci je tudi okoli 10 % Judov, ki pa jih načeloma bolj kot kulturna dediščina zanima narava. Z upoštevanjem želja trenutnih turistov in ohranjene dediščine je na koncu pripravljen predlog turistične poti po judovski dediščini v Sloveniji.
Keywords:	turizem, dediščina, judovstvo
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Place of performance:	Maribor
Publisher:	D. Kodrič
Year of publishing:	2025
Number of pages:	1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (X, 102 str.))
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-95501
UDC:	911.3:338.48:26(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:	253044739
Publication date in DKUM:	14.10.2025
Views:	241
Downloads:	35
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License:	CC BY 4.0, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

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Licensing start date:	22.09.2025

Secondary language

Language:	English
Title:	Tourism to places of jewish heritage in Slovenia
Abstract:	Jews lived in several towns in the area of present-day Slovenia as early as the Middle Ages, at the end of which they were expelled. They were allowed to return to this area in the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century they already represented important members of local communities. Like many Jews throughout Europe, Jews in Slovenia were also targets of persecution during the Holocaust. Although only a few Jews live in Slovenia today, their ancestors left behind a rich cultural heritage that can be visited. Two preserved synagogues in Maribor and Lendava, and two cemeteries in Dolga vas pri Lendavi and Rožna Dolina pri Novi Gorici are worth highlighting. Some of these locations are already regularly visited by tourists, but this number could be increased in all of them. Data show that places of Jewish cultural heritage are visited mainly by foreign tourists, who are most interested in 20th-century Jewish history. Among these visitors are also around 10 % of Jews, who are generally more interested in nature than in cultural heritage. Considering the wishes of current tourists and the preserved heritage, a proposal for a tourist route through Jewish heritage in Slovenia was prepared at the end.
Keywords:	tourism, heritage, Judaism

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