Between Communism and Nationalism: Slovene Communist Spatial Politics in the North Adriatic Region, 1943–54

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Spatial Slovenization led to distinct territorial changes due to communist policies during 1943–54 in the North Adriatic region.
Political and military claims from various state entities sought to enforce their sovereignty and cultural identity.
Analysis of public space transformation demonstrates how nationalistic and communist impulses influenced administrative decisions and land use patterns in Slovenia's border areas during this period. Communist authorities' interventions often targeted buildings linked to ideological opponents, reinforcing a cultural divide while shaping regional identity.

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Historical analysis reveals Slovene communist spatial policies shaped the North Adriatic region, indicating complex ideological influences.

Matic Batič (2024) studied this question.

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Historical analysis reveals Slovene communist spatial policies shaped the North Adriatic region, indicating complex ideological influences.