131 KB56 KB199020252023Toplak, Kristinaštevilka:58str. 191-209ISSN:0353-6777DOI:10.3986/dd.2023.2.10COBISSID_HOST:160587779URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-6OFOPTF8enInštitut za slovensko izseljenstvoDve domoviniArgentinabeguncibegunska taboriščaimigracijska politikaimmigration policymigracijemigrationrefugee campsrefugeesRemec, BaraSlovenian diasporaSlovenian emigrantsslovenska diasporaslovenski izseljenciFrom refugees to immigrants| the challenges of Slovenian resettlement to Argentina after World War II|The author examines a historical case of forced migration that is well documented in national migration research but still lacks specific insight into the conditions of entrance for post-World War II Slovenian refugees and their settlement in Argentina. The author explores the refugee path of Bara Remec and her family, from exile in May 1945 to their settlement in Argentina in 1948. The subjective experience is juxtaposed to the official Argentinean immigration policy of that time, especially conditions of arrival and settlement, with a focus on political, ideological, and religious factors, as well as Argentina’s then-central political decision-maker, Juan D. PeronAvtorica obravnava zgodovinski primer prisilnih migracij, ki je sicer dobro dokumentiran v nacionalnih migracijskih študijah, a še vedno nimamo natančnejšega vpogleda v pogoje vstopa za slovenske povojne begunce in kasnejše priseljence v Argentini. V članku so v ospredju položaj in izkušnje posameznika z orisom begunske poti Bare Remec od njenega bega maja 1945 do naselitve v Argentini leta 1948. Subjektivna izkušnja je postavljena nasproti uradni argentinski priseljenski politiki tistega časa, zlasti z vidika pogojev prihoda in naselitve. V ospredju analize so politični, ideološki in verski dejavniki, pa tudi osrednji politični odločevalec tistega časa v Argentini, Juan D. PeronTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZRC SAZU