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Željko Karaula, Hrvatska (Republikanska) seljačka stranka (HRSS) Stjepana Radića i crnogorski federalisti (1923. - 1929.) Prilozi, 36, <strong>Sarajevo</strong>, 2007, str. 69-96. CROATIAN (REPUBLICAN) PEASANT PARTY (HRSS) OF STJEPAN RADIĆ AND MONTENEGRIN FEDERALISTS (1923-1929) 96 Željko Karaula Summary The political scene in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians was, from the very beginning, burdened with the issue of the structure of their state, with two camps that were immediately formed: one that advocated the centralist structure of the state and Yugoslav integralism, and, another, that insisted that a more just solution would be the federal structure of the state. However, unable to achieve any compromise, the Serb ruling elite imposed the so-called St. Vitus Day (Vidovdanski) Constitution in 1921 in the parliament that proclaimed the centralist set-up of the country. From that moment onwards, there were confrontations between these two political camps, one that wanted to change the system; and another, that did everything in its power to maintain the system that suited their interests so well. The delegates of HRSS, the strongest Croatian political party, announced that they would not recognise the octroyed Constitution, and that its delegates refuse to sit in that Parliament. In their struggle to force the Serb ruling elite to revise the St. Vitus Day Constitution, Stjepan Radić began turning to all the internal allies (as well as international factors), who stood on similar platform, and who could be of help to him. Among them was the Montenegrin Federalist Party, in particular one of its leaders, Sekula Drljević, who also advocated federal restructuring of the country, where Montenegro, as a historic unit, would have a proper place. Upon their initial display of political sympathies, this collaboration intensified after 1925, when HSS recognised the St. Vitus Day Constitution and the structure of the state, while, at the same time, thanks to its political evolution, it tried to act in a broader “Yugoslav framework” and in the regions beyond the “across-the-border lands”, with the aim of transforming the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians into a democratic state in which both Serb and Croatian peasants could find their common interest. However, their policy of renaming the HSS Party into NSS outside of Croatia and the pre-election ran campaign in Serbia, Macedonia and Montenegro, which was particularly advocated and worked on by one of the Montenegrin leaders, Sekula Drljević failed and ended up with the drop of those who voted for HSS - even in Croatia. The assassination of Croat delegates in the Belgrade Parliament was strongly condemned by the leadership of Montenegrin federalists who joined the Peasant-Democratic coalition and followed its policy until the 6 th January dictatorship imposed by King Alexander, when all political activities, those of political parties included, were prohibited.
Adnan Velagić, Obnova i društveni razvoj Hercegovine od 1945. do 1952. godine Prilozi, 36, <strong>Sarajevo</strong>, 2007, str. 97-118. UDK 316.42 (497.6 Hercegovina) “1945/1952” Izvorni naučni rad OBNOVA I DRUŠTVENI RAZVOJ HERCEGOVINE OD 1945. DO 1952. GODINE Adnan Velagić Fakultet humanističkih nauka, Mostar Abstrakt: Tema rada je obnova i društveni razvoj Hercegovine, u prvim poslijeratnim godinama, kada je Jugoslavija sprovodila ključne reforme s ciljem izgradnje državnosocijalističkog uređenja. Navedena problematika obrađena je najvećim dijelom na osnovu relevantne arhivske građe i do sada uglavnom nekorištenih historijskih izvora, u nastojanju da doprinese osvjetljavanju društvenih kretanja na području Hercegovine tokom perioda poslijeratne obnove i izgradnje. Prilikom izrade teme korištena je analitičko-sintetička metoda, kao i metoda komparacije podataka. Hronološki i tematski izložene činjenice predstavljaju komplementarnu cjelinu i pokušaj da se na temelju raspoložive historijske građe dođe do historijske istine. Ključne riječi: Bosna i Hercegovina, Hercegovina, društveni sistem, socijalni faktori, škole, izbjeglice. Abstract: The theme of the paper is the reconstruction and social development of Herzegovina in the first post-war years, when Yugoslavia introduced its key reforms aimed at the building of socialist system. The issues elaborated in the paper are based mainly on relevant archival material and on the historical sources that had not been used so far, in an attempt to shed some more light on social developments in Herzegovina in the period of the post-wear reconstruction. An analytic and synthetic method was employed in the elaboration of the theme, alongside the method of data comparison. In an attempt to use available historical material seeking for historic truth, the facts - presented chronologically and thematically - complement each another. 97
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