184 KB0 KB199020252019Zobec, Mihaštevilka:49str. 221-238ISSN:0353-6777COBISSID:24368648URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-95HCFM6WslInštitut za slovensko izseljenstvoDve domoviniantifascismantifašizemArgentinaemigracijaemigrant political engagementemigrantsextraterritorial controlfascismfašizemItalijaJulian MarchJulijska krajinanadzorThe surveillance and persecution of Slovene antifascists in Argentina| how the authorities conspired in combating "undesired" immigration|Opposition to the fascist policy in the Julian March, as well as to fascism in general, led to close surveillance of Slovene emigrants from this area by Fascist Italy. The author first provides an outline of the Italian surveillance of the activities promoted by emigrant associations, then analyses the pressure exerted by the Argentine authorities on leftist emigrants and the sharing of their criminal records with Italy, and finally focuses on antifascist activities promoted by female immigrants. He argues that the Italian extraterritorial surveillance depended on the type of emigrant transnational political engagement, which was motivated by increased suppression of the minorities in the Julian MarchZaradi nasprotovanja fašistični politiki v Julijski krajini, pa tudi fašizmu nasploh, je fašistična Italija skrbno nadzorovala slovenske izseljence iz Julijske krajine v tujini. Avtor v prispevku najprej prikaže italijanski nadzor nad dejavnostmi emigrantskih društev v Argentini, sledi analiza argentinskega pritiska nad levičarskimi izseljenci in izročanje njihovih dosjejev Italiji, na koncu pa pozornost posveti antifašistični dejavnosti izseljenk. Avtor ugotavlja, da je bil italijanski zunajteritorialni nadzor odvisen od transnacionalnega angažmaja izseljencev, ki se je povečal v času intenzivnega zatiranja manjšine v Julijski krajiniTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZRC SAZU