36 KB151 KB34 KB199120252012Kovačič, Mojcaštevilka:1letnik:22=73ISSN:0354-0316COBISSID:35053869URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-UKEAZVQXslSlovenski etnografski muzejEtnolog. Nova vrsta (Ljubljana)bell chimingbell ringingethnomusicologyEtnomuzikologijapoliticspolitikaPritrkavanjeprva svetovna vojnarepresijaSloveniaSlovenijaWorld War IZvonjenjeOdsev represije v zvonjenju in cerkvenih zvonovih|Bell ringing and bells, as well as the stories related to them, witness to thepolitical, economic, religious, and social history of a people, because they are materially and spiritually closely linked with the people. Throughouthistory they were often a means of manipulation used by the political or economic authorities, either by confiscating them for war purposes or by banning bell ringing. This article is a study of the stories and archive sources on confiscations of bells during the First World War and the post-war repressive measures against bell ringing and chiming in some places in Slovenia. Through the historical facts and personal stories on bells, the personal attitude of the Slovenes to religion and politics is interpretedZvonjenje in zvonovi oziroma njihove zgodbe izpričujejo politično, gospodarsko, versko ali družbeno zgodovino nekega naroda, saj so materialno induhovno tesno povezani z ljudstvom. Skozi zgodovino so bili pogosto sredstvomanipulacije politične ali gospodarske avtoritete, bodisi z odvzemi v vojne namene bodisi s prepovedmi zvonjenja. Prispevek je študija zgodb in arhivskih virov o odvzemih zvonov med prvo svetovno vojno ter povojni represiji proti zvonjenju in pritrkavanju v nekaterih krajih v Sloveniji. Preko zgodovinskih dejstev in osebnih zgodb o zvonovih je interpretiran osebenodnos Slovencev do religije in politikeTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlovenski etnografski muzej