TFL Vsebine / Revija Pravnik

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Avtor predstavi knjigo Mateje Jeraj in Jelke Melik »Kazenski proces proti Črtomirju Nagodetu in soobtoženim. Epilog«, ki je izšla pri Arhivu Republike Slovenije leta 2017 kot drugi del (prvi del je izšel leta 2015) širše razprave in neke vrste sklepno razmišljanje o t. i. Nagodetovem procesu. Ta je bil eden najbolj znanih političnih procesov v Sloveniji. Poleti 1947 je potekal pred Vrhovnim sodiščem Ljudske republike Slovenije proti petnajstim izobražencem, ki so verjeli, da je mogoče tudi v povojni Jugoslaviji vzpostaviti politični pluralizem. Z njim je skušalo tedanje partijsko vodstvo na eni strani obračunati z drugače mislečimi, na drugi strani pa na dokaj drastičen način pokazati, da se z novo oblastjo ne gre šaliti.

The author reviews the book »Criminal Proceedings against Črtomir Nagote and the Co-Accused. Epilogue« by Mateja Jeraj and Jelka Melik. The book was published by the Archives of the Republic of Slovenia in 2017 as the second part (the first one was published in 2015) and a sort of a concluding analysis of a broad-based research of the so-called Nagode trial which was one of the most notorious political trials in Slovenia. It was held against 15 intellectuals in the summer of 1947 before the Supreme court of the Peoples’ Republic of Slovenia. The accused believed that even in the post-war Yugoslavia political pluralism could be established. The trial was an attempt of the Communist party leadership to discipline the dissidents and at the same time to demonstrate, on a rather drastic level, that the new government was not willing to tolerate any opposition.

Criminal Proceedings against Črtomir Nagode and the Co-Accused