Last year, on the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of All Totalitarian Regimes, the government of Robert Golob took a selective approach to condemning totalitarianisms. While highlighting the crimes of fascism and Nazism, the communist regime remained in the shadows. Historians said at the time that this was a deliberate avoidance of confronting one’s …
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Slovenia’s tax burden on wages is one of the highest in the world, and the Golob government, in its quest for taxpayers’ euros, wants to burden the wages even further, as we have already reported. The Slovenian taxpayer has been persuaded by the left that this is the only way forward. That, otherwise, a welfare …
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While Yugonostalgia is still very much alive in Slovenia, and the National Assembly has not yet managed to adopt the European Parliament’s 2009 resolution on European Conscience and Totalitarianism, which condemns all totalitarian systems, including Nazism, fascism and communism, thanks to the left-wing of the political spectrum, there are countries in Europe where it is …
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From Saturday, the 9th of September, to Friday, the 15th of September, the Pippi Festival (Pikin Festival) took place in Velenje. This year, the 34th edition of the festival chose “Time Machine” as its central theme, a kind of journey through time during which children could learn about the characteristics of particular periods in the …
The European People’s Party (EPP) has failed to get a debate on the glorification of communism on the agenda of this week’s session of the European Parliament. There was not enough support for it. While the agenda can still be extended at the beginning of the session, in her response to the situation, MEP Romana …
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Despite the fact that Svete Višarje (Monte Santo di Lussari) lie on the border with Italy, on Saturday, the 27th of May, they became completely Slovenian for one day. There were many white, blue and red flags flying in the air, and Slovenian language could be heard at every turn, and to make the day …
On the anniversary of the cold-blooded murder of Dr Lambert Ehrlich by Slovenian communists, Janez Janša called for sobriety. He called on all well-meaning people to help banish the threat of death and violence from the Slovenian public sphere. You can read Janša’s statement in its entirety below: THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE COLD-BLOODED MURDER THAT …
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“I think the explanation that comes closest is that the current government is incompetent and exploiting an old division for its own political survival. What they are clearly doing themselves, they then attribute to the other – the attacked – side,” explains journalist and historian Jože Možina. Former President of the Assembly of the Republic …
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“The government has revoked the decision taken by the previous government to declare a National Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Communist Violence. The decision was taken at that time without prior expert and public debate, with the sole aim of distorting history and dividing the public once again,” the news from the current …
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With Dr Marek Mutor, President of the Platform of European Memory and Conscience and Director of the Centre for Memory and the Future based in Wrocław, we discussed, among other things, the activities of both organisations, communist crimes, and Russian aggression against Ukraine. Dr Marek Mutor is a Polish philologist and historian, a graduate of the University …
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