| LC control no. | sh 88003313 |
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| Geographic heading | Carinthia (Slovenia) |
| Geographic subdivision usage | Slovenia--Carinthia |
| Variant(s) | Koroška (Slovenia) Slovene Carinthia (Slovenia) |
| Scope note | Here are entered works on the portion of Carinthia ceded to Yugoslavia after World War I, now a region of Slovenia. |
| Found in | Work cat.: Slovenska Štajerska in jugoslovanski del Koroške do leta 1500, 1986. Plut-Pregelj, L. Historical dict. of Slovenia, 1996 (Carinthia, region of Republic of Slovenia/Koroška, bordering on Austria, Slovene Carinthia, 1041 sq. km., pop. of 75,000, includes towns of Dravograd, Radlje ob Dravi, Ravne na Koros̄kem, and Slovenj Gradec; Carinthia was part of the former Habsburg duchy of Carinthia, which was divided among Austria, Italy, and Yugoslavia after the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire) Atlas Slovenije, 1986: p. 252 (two small pieces of Koroška stayed within the borders of Slovenia--Jezersko and Mežiška dolina) Barker, T. Social revolutionaries and secret agents, 1990: t.p. (Carinthian Slovene partisans) p. 7 (book covers Carinthia "as in Habsburg times," including Seeland and Miesstal) p. 241 (Meža valley (Koroško, Yugoslav Carinthia)) Koroška on-line WWW home page, Apr. 16, 1999 (lists links to the following townships (občine): Dravograd, Črna na Koroškem, Prevalje, Ravne na Koroškem, Slovenj Gradec, Radlje ob Dravi, Mežica, Vuzenica, Mislinja, Ribnica Podvelka, Muta) Ribicic, C. For regionalism and a Chamber of Regions, via WWW, Apr. 16, 1999 (proposal to the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia to change the constitution and officially recognize regions as political entities; one of the proposed regions is Koroska) |
| Not found in | Pergamon world atlas; GEOnet, Apr. 16, 1999; Mali atlas Slovenije, 1995 |
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