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zadolženosti slovenskih kmetov 1848–1948. Ljubljana: Znanstveno in pu-
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Lazarević, Ž., in J. Prinčič 2000. Zgodovina slovenskega bančništva. Ljubljana:
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Mikuž, M. 1969. Slovensko partizansko gospodarstvo. Ljubljana: Borec.
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svetovno vojno. Zbrala in uredila R. Podberšič ml. in D. Sedmak. Gorica:
Goriška Mohorjeva družba.
Offer, A. 1989. The First World War: An Agrarian Interpretation. Oxford:
Clarendon Press.
Puntar-Štancar, I. 2009. Moje delo, doživetja in pogledi: dnevnik 1923–1943.
Ljubljana; Rakek: Jutro in Kulturno društvo Rak.
Schultz, T. W. 1945. Agriculture in an Unstable Economy. New York; London:
MacGraw Hill.
Svoljšak, P., in G. Antoličič 2018. Leta strahote: Slovenci in prva svetovna vojna.
Ljubljana: Cankarjeva založba.
Šorn, M. 2007. Življenje Ljubljančanov med drugo svetovno vojno. Ljubljana:
Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino.
Šorn, M., ur. 2018. Lakote in pomanjkanja: slovenski primer. Ljubljana: Inštitut
za novejšo zgodovino.
Vodopivec, P., in K. Kleindienst, ur. 2005. Velika vojna in Slovenci. Ljubljana:
Slovenska matica.
Summary
Farming in the storm of war, based on peasants' diaries
The article does not address the macro perspective of agriculture and farm-
ing during both world wars in the 20th century. I limited myself to local
phenomena – to individual peasant behaviour during the wars, based on
diary notes. The presentation includes some changes and adjustments the
peasants applied when they tried to maintain the usual rhythm of work
they were used to in the pre-war period. The presented cases are just exam-
ples of the human experience in the totality of war. The examples present-
ed here illustrate how peasant rationalism and pragmatism were put to the
test during the war. Most tried to live and manage in the usual rhythm and
manner if they were allowed to. If we consider the general context of the
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Lazarević, Ž. 1994. Kmečki dolgovi na Slovenskem: socialno-ekonomski vidiki
zadolženosti slovenskih kmetov 1848–1948. Ljubljana: Znanstveno in pu-
blicistično središče.
Lazarević, Ž., in J. Prinčič 2000. Zgodovina slovenskega bančništva. Ljubljana:
Združenje bank Slovenije.
Mikuž, M. 1969. Slovensko partizansko gospodarstvo. Ljubljana: Borec.
Novak, A. 2014. Črniška kronika: frontno zaledje v Vipavski dolini med prvo
svetovno vojno. Zbrala in uredila R. Podberšič ml. in D. Sedmak. Gorica:
Goriška Mohorjeva družba.
Offer, A. 1989. The First World War: An Agrarian Interpretation. Oxford:
Clarendon Press.
Puntar-Štancar, I. 2009. Moje delo, doživetja in pogledi: dnevnik 1923–1943.
Ljubljana; Rakek: Jutro in Kulturno društvo Rak.
Schultz, T. W. 1945. Agriculture in an Unstable Economy. New York; London:
MacGraw Hill.
Svoljšak, P., in G. Antoličič 2018. Leta strahote: Slovenci in prva svetovna vojna.
Ljubljana: Cankarjeva založba.
Šorn, M. 2007. Življenje Ljubljančanov med drugo svetovno vojno. Ljubljana:
Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino.
Šorn, M., ur. 2018. Lakote in pomanjkanja: slovenski primer. Ljubljana: Inštitut
za novejšo zgodovino.
Vodopivec, P., in K. Kleindienst, ur. 2005. Velika vojna in Slovenci. Ljubljana:
Slovenska matica.
Summary
Farming in the storm of war, based on peasants' diaries
The article does not address the macro perspective of agriculture and farm-
ing during both world wars in the 20th century. I limited myself to local
phenomena – to individual peasant behaviour during the wars, based on
diary notes. The presentation includes some changes and adjustments the
peasants applied when they tried to maintain the usual rhythm of work
they were used to in the pre-war period. The presented cases are just exam-
ples of the human experience in the totality of war. The examples present-
ed here illustrate how peasant rationalism and pragmatism were put to the
test during the war. Most tried to live and manage in the usual rhythm and
manner if they were allowed to. If we consider the general context of the
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