Ustroj in delovanje slovenske tajne politične policije v drugi polovici šestdesetih let dvajsetega stoletja

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Studia Historica Slovenica Pub Date : 2020-12-20 DOI:10.32874/SHS.2020-23

Ana Šela, David Hazemali, Tadeja Melanšek

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Abstract

The authors shed light on the organizational structure of the State Security Service in the Socialist Republic of Slovenia based on a systematic analysis of the corresponding preserved archival material kept by the Archives of the Republic of Slovenia. The organizational structure was grounded in the two-phase post-1966 restructuring of the service, following the IV (Brioni) Plenum of the Central Committee of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia. The first phase focused on the adaptation of the work area of the service. The second phase unfolded at the beginning of 1967 and aimed at the rapid establishment of the organizational structure of the Service. In 1969, a new regulation was adopted, which divided the SDV into the service headquarters and seven (after 1970 eight) analytical, technical, and operational departments. The organizational structure established in 1967 and modified and enlarged in 1969 functioned as the structural and operational foundation on which the secret political police in the Slovenian lands operated until Yugoslavia's break-up.

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20世纪60年代后半期斯洛文尼亚秘密政治警察的结构和运作

作者根据对斯洛文尼亚共和国档案馆保存的相应档案材料的系统分析，阐明了斯洛文尼亚社会主义共和国国家安全局的组织结构。组织结构的基础是在南斯拉夫共产主义者联盟中央委员会第四次(布里奥尼)全体会议之后，在1966年以后进行的两阶段改组。第一阶段侧重于服务工作区域的适应。第二阶段在1967年初展开，目的是迅速建立事务处的组织结构。1969年，通过了一项新规定，将SDV分为服务总部和7个(1970年后为8个)分析、技术和操作部门。1967年建立并于1969年修改和扩大的组织结构，在南斯拉夫解体之前一直是斯洛文尼亚境内秘密政治警察运作的结构和运作基础。

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Studia Historica Slovenica Arts and Humanities-History

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