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DEŽELAK-BARIČ, Vida, TOMINŠEK ČEHULIĆ, Tadeja. "The Methodology of Compiling the Second World War Casualties' List in Slovenia" : The paper on an international scientific conference: "The Loneliness of Victims: The Methodological, Ethical and Political Aspects of Counting the Second WorldWar's Human Losses", organised by European Network Remembrance and Solidarity and Hungarian Academy od Science and Arts, Budapest, 9. and 10. December 2011]. Budapest, 2011.

The paper presents the process of researching war casualties in Slovenia, the historical context, methodological issues and problems involved in the research, the principles of the census, as well as the results of the research, where the numbers are significantly higher than the previous evaluations of the number of deaths.

B.03 Paper at an international scientific conference

COBISS.SI-ID: 2951540

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Discussion with the Historian Dr. Vida Deželak Barič about the National Collection of Information on the Victims of World War II in Slovenia from 1941 to 1945]. Družina [Online release], 5 June 2011, volume 60, No. 23, 15 pages, 66,453 characters.

The interview presents the history and methodological issues involved in the years of researching the victims of World War II. A structural analysis of casualties with regard to causers, wartime statuses, regions, time periods and other parameters has been carried out. The losses of the population in Slovenia have been compared to the losses in the European space.

F.30 Professional assessment of the situation

COBISS.SI-ID: 2890612

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TOMINŠEK ČEHULIĆ, Tadeja, ŠORN, Mojca, RENDLA, Marta, DOBAJA, Dunja. Casualties among the Population in the Territory of the Republic of Slovenia During and Immediately After World War II]. Ljubljana: Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino, [1997-]. Database.

The internal computer database includes various categories of information for approximately 97,500 deaths. The database represents the basis for evaluation, structural analyses and data processing for the needs of the state and other purposes. The public information at the website currently includes information about 44,404 casualties, which could be verified in the context of the research conducted to date on the basis of the systematic review of central registers.

F.02 Acquisition of new scientific knowledge