232 KB63 KB199320252015Verginella, Martaletnik:23številka:3str. 357-376ISSN:1318-0185COBISSID:59234658URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-9HQK7GB8enZgodovinsko društvo za Južno PrimorskoActa HistriaeBattles of the Isonzobeguncirazseljenostsoška frontasvetovna vojna 1914-1918Displacement and cultural borders in the Great war| bitterness of the refugee experience in the native country or abroad|The article draws attention to the issue of experiencing displacement and alienation of refugees from the Littoral and deportees during and after the Great War. Both refugees accounts and wartime press indicate that the relations between the Littoral refugees and the local population were difficult, particularly in Ljubljana and Carniola. An appeal for more help to refugees from the Goriška region, to mothers with small children in particular, was made by Slovene educated women who were active in Trieste and engaged in public support for refugees from the Littoral; following the rise of fascism, they became refugees themselves and experienced first-hand the aversion of the environment to which they immigrated. Individual accounts suggest that the negative attitude towards Littoral refugees in the post-war period is a reflection of various cultural and political affiliations and practicesTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza na Primorskem, Znanstveno-raziskovalno središče Koper