Disappearing Community and Preserved Identity: Indigenous Gottscheers in Slovenia
The chapter is a case study of the indigenous Gottscheers in contemporary Slovenia. They were one of the eldest German ethnic communities outside of German and Austrian territory and the only agrarian German linguistic island on Slovenian territory after the WW1. However, their settlements and cultu...
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IntechOpen
2023
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