Second World War

After the Second World War microbiology began its independent development from epidemiology. This development was planned and has been realised by the Institute of Microbiology of the Medical Faculty in Ljubljana.

Nevertheless, rapid industrialisation and urbanisation disregarding the environment, particularly in the first decades following the second World War, resulted in the degradation of practically all environmental components.

After the second World War, and primarily in the last 20 years, the fertile land and forests have been substantially damaged. The reasons for that lie in the intensive industrialisation and agricultural production combined with dense traffic and urbanisation.

The Second World War, which divided up Slovenia for some time, also signified a turning point for Bogenšperk.

a) ` war grave` shall mean the place where the remains of a war victim of the First and the Second World War and of events related thereto are placed, together with a tombstone, monument, memorial, other pious symbol or a commemorative place that reminds of a war event, including the graves of individuals and massive graves,

Owing to the changed circumstances in the activity of public institutions - in 1992 they faced for the first time after the second world war legal competition on the domain of health services - it is neceassary to prepare the programmes of strategic and market management which well deal with the services from compulsory health insurance and the services which could be marketed.

The fourth period covers an important time of geological investigations after the World War II.

A number of intriguing events followed one after another, particularly in the period after the First World War.

The Cretaceous beds of a part of the territory that was allotted to Italy after World War II (Trieste and surroundings) were described by d'Ambrosi (1961).

Only after wwi did the question arise of how to prevent the power of the media reaching a level of excess approaching the harmful.

Only after the World War II the investigations of the Slovenian part of the Outer Dinarides, especially in Primorska, were taken over to an important degree also the Slovenian geologists, since earlier, between the two wars, Primorska was under Italian occupation.

27 In this context we repeat 'mistakes' of the French intellectual circles of the postwar era which regarded as the left that which came from Nietzsche and later Heidegger.

Today we know a series of creations of this type, for the time being still lingering on the margins of public life. Among these creations the most outstanding are events related to wwii i.e. Aryans vs. all other nations (Jews, Slavs, communists, Gypsies and so on).

And even if the exterior is a little modern or the inn was entirely rebuilt after the Second World War, the interior at least must be simple, with a number of long wooden uncovered tables and benches, while alongside the line of special apfelwein tankards by the bar taps the bembel has pride of place.

Traditions originating in post-war western consumer society, which have recently also gained predominance on the Slovenian magazine market, added to this repertoire of collective images the projection of a modern woman who is increasingly devoted to heself and to the fashioning of her ideal self-image.

` war grave` shall mean the place where the remains of a war victim of the First and the Second World War and of events related thereto are placed, together with a tombstone, monument, memorial, other pious symbol or a commemorative place that reminds of a war event, including the graves of individuals and massive graves,

This is a supreme cultural product of the Slovenian post-socialist environment, which is otherwise quite advanced in terms of discourse as well as in other respects. It had started to materialize and take shape even before the guns on the Bosnian battlefields were hushed, and even before the blood dried on the butchers' knives of the murderers from the largest slaughterhouse in Europe after WWII.

The next stage of negation (and the next generation of thinkers, public opinion leaders, and politicians) took this answer, which was at least minimally realistic (this is related to Bismarck and his time of real-politics) to the level of abstraction where it became a double no: no to liberalism and no to communism. This, even at first sight, sounds like the typically radical, Catholic anti-political technology that flourished during WWII and continues to thrive in the post-socialism of today.

The agreement has been criticized along the following lines: the introduction of army chaplains is not the only constitutionally approved method of providing spiritual services to the army but it is one of the worst, it is not a condition for Slovenia's accession to NATO (which is, at any rate, uncertain at the moment), there are many other solutions available in democratic societies, religious rights have never been obstructed in the Slovenian army, the anticipated restriction of the provision of spiritual services to 'autochthonous' religions entails the danger of discrimination and could prove to be unconstitutional (there are no non-autochthonous or autochthonous religious communities or churches in Slovenia), at any rate there is no legal bases for this (for the time being), the relationship between the Church and the state is tense, and in any case certain financial issues are still pending, the content of such spiritual services remains unclear (there is a danger of ideologization), the proposed engagement of non-religious experts who enjoy a better reputation among the public is ignored as is the negative experience with army chaplains in WWII; similarly ignored are specific territorial features, for example the fact that army barracks are located close to religious buildings, while leaves of absence are frequent, etc.