“Una libertà effimera e puramente formale”. Clero italiano e poteri popolari in Istria (1946-1954)

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rivista	BOLLETTINO DELL'ARCHIVIO PER LA STORIA DEL MOVIMENTO SOCIALE CATTOLICO IN ITALIA
fascicolo	BOLLETTINO DELL'ARCHIVIO PER LA STORIA DEL MOVIMENTO SOCIALE CATTOLICO IN ITALIA - 2015 - 3
titolo	“Una libertà effimera e puramente formale”. Clero italiano e poteri popolari in Istria (1946-1954) “An ephemeral and purely formal freedom”, Italian clergy and popular powers in Istria (1946-1954)
autore	Enrico Miletto
editore	Vita e Pensiero
formato	Articolo \| Pdf
online da	10-2020
doi	10.26350/000072_000015
issn	03908240 (stampa) \| 18277977 (digitale)

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After the conclusion of the first phase of the exodus of the refugees, the Italian residents who remained in the Yugoslav portion of the B-Zone in the Free Territory of Trieste were subjected to pressures and assimilation forms, more or less coercive, concerning multifaceted fields of everyday life. Pressures involve point of references for the whole community life, especially priests. In particular, Tito’s government implements against them a policy characterized by a high level of aggression, which does not even spare the Slovenian and Croatian clergy. This contribution aims to deepen the features of what would have taken the contours of a real persecutory wave of the Titus’ regime against the Catholic Church.

Descrizione

After the conclusion of the first phase of the exodus of the refugees, the Italian residents who remained in the Yugoslav portion of the B-Zone in the Free Territory of Trieste were subjected to pressures and assimilation forms, more or less coercive, concerning multifaceted fields of everyday life. Pressures involve point of references for the whole community life, especially priests. In particular, Tito’s government implements against them a policy characterized by a high level of aggression, which does not even spare the Slovenian and Croatian clergy. This contribution aims to deepen the features of what would have taken the contours of a real persecutory wave of the Titus’ regime against the Catholic Church.