214 KB50 KB201220252024Dobaja, Dunjaštevilka:1letnik:64str. 489-505ISSN:0353-0329DOI:10.51663/pnz.64.1.29COBISSID_HOST:195151875URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-DDDF7I0VslInštitut za novejšo zgodovinoPrispevki za novejšo zgodovinoHungarian occupationmadžarska okupacijaoppressionPrekmurjePrekmurska četarepresijaPrekmurje v viharju druge svetovne vojne|The article focuses on the events in the Prekmurje region during World War II. From 1941 to 1944, this part of the Slovenian territory was almost completely cut off from the rest. The local Partisan movement was largely self-reliant and therefore weak. It received a new impetus in the autumn of 1944, when the first Partisan combat unit, consisting of 36 men, arrived in the Prekmurje region on the orders of the National Liberation Struggle High Command. However, it was soon pushed back across the river Mura. Due to betrayal, the Partisan movement in Prekmurje was once again weakened. At the end of January 1945, the Prekmurska četa company was established in the village of Strehovci but got involved in a fierce battle with the occupying forces and split into several groups. When the Red Army arrived in the Prekmurje region, only a small group of Partisans was in the areaPrispevek se osredotoča na pregled dogajanja v Prekmurju v času druge svetovne vojne. Prekmurje je bilo od leta 1941 pa do leta 1944 praktično povsem odrezano od ostale Slovenije. Partizansko gibanje v Prekmurju je bilo v veliki meri odvisno od samega sebe in zato šibko. Nov zagon je dobilo jeseni 1944, ko je prišla po ukazu glavnega poveljstva NOV v Prekmurje prva partizanska bojna enota. Štela je 36 mož, a je bila kmalu potisnjena čez Muro. Zaradi izdajstva je bilo partizansko gibanje v Prekmurju ponovno oslabljeno. Konec januarja 1945 je bila sicer v Strehovcih oblikovana Prekmurska četa, ki pa se je zapletla v hude boje z okupatorjem in se razdelila na več skupin. Ob prihodu Rdeče armade v Prekmurje se je na tem območju nahajala le manjša skupina partizanovTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaInštitut za novejšo zgodovino