5 / 1994
Marjan Drnovšek
Mass Emigration and SlovenesThe author makes a synthetic summary of the results of his research on the migrations of the Slovenes from the last decades of the 19th century until the outbreak of the Second World War. The following issues are briefly addressed: the definition of an emigrant, the demographic component of emigration, the duration of absence, destination (mostly the USA), reasons for emigration (in addition to economic the author mentions other reasons such as evasion of military service etc.), the public response to mass emigration, the journey of migrants from their home to Ellis Island.
5 / 1994
Marjan Drnovšek
Mass Emigration and SlovenesThe author makes a synthetic summary of the results of his research on the migrations of the Slovenes from the last decades of the 19th century until the outbreak of the Second World War. The following issues are briefly addressed: the definition of an emigrant, the demographic component of emigration, the duration of absence, destination (mostly the USA), reasons for emigration (in addition to economic the author mentions other reasons such as evasion of military service etc.), the public response to mass emigration, the journey of migrants from their home to Ellis Island.
5 / 1994
Zmago Šmitek
Janez Krstnik Mesar: Portrait of the Tonkin missionary from the 18th centuryThe activities of J. K. Mesar in China and Vietnam represent a significant episode in the history of the Slovenes' contacts with foreign cultures. As a Jesuit missionary in the first half of the 18th century, Mesar was involved in the disputes over the adaptation methods and the Portuguese patronage in China. He ended his life as the victim of the struggle between European pro-zealotry and Asian traditionalism. His biography which was reconstructed mainly on the basis of archive sources vacillates between his personal life story and the legend of him as a saint.
5 / 1994
Zmago Šmitek
Janez Krstnik Mesar: Portrait of the Tonkin missionary from the 18th centuryThe activities of J. K. Mesar in China and Vietnam represent a significant episode in the history of the Slovenes' contacts with foreign cultures. As a Jesuit missionary in the first half of the 18th century, Mesar was involved in the disputes over the adaptation methods and the Portuguese patronage in China. He ended his life as the victim of the struggle between European pro-zealotry and Asian traditionalism. His biography which was reconstructed mainly on the basis of archive sources vacillates between his personal life story and the legend of him as a saint.
4 / 1993
Janja Žitnik Serafin
Researching Slovene Emigration: Conditions and CriteriaThe discussion was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Janja Žitnik Serafin
Researching Slovene Emigration: Conditions and CriteriaThe discussion was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Majda Kodrič
The Second Meeting of Emigration Researchers Opicina, October 8, 1993The review was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Majda Kodrič
The Second Meeting of Emigration Researchers Opicina, October 8, 1993The review was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Denis Poniž
Values of Emigrants LiteratureThe discussion was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Denis Poniž
Values of Emigrants LiteratureThe discussion was published in Slovene language.