Talk:Slovene minority in Italy

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Major edits[edit]

I've started editing the page. I didn't have the time to insert references yet, and the whole thing is still pretty much a draft. I plan to expand it in the next 3 weeks. I would appreciate if in the meantime, you could put major comments in the talk page. It would be great if we could start a thorough discussion about the layout once I finish writing it. I plan to expand it on all levels, include a completely new section on history (not starting in 1918, but earlier, and not focusing exclusively on Fascist Italianization: this should not be the paramount focus here), the organization of the minority, political aspects. A whole new section will cover the issue of numbers (how many are there). This is my preliminary layout of the unwritten (or partially unwritten) sections:

Ethnic and territorial identity[edit]

Slovenes of Trieste and Gorizia[edit]

Mostly written

Venetian Slovenia[edit]

unwritten - material can be copied from the main article

Canale Valley Slovenes[edit]

unwritten

Resians[edit]

unwritten (UW) - material can be copied from the article on Resia

Geographic distinctions[edit]

On the cultural differencies of subregions and micro-regions: Karst, the Collio (Brda), Istrians, Natisone Valley, Torre Valley, Resia, Canale Valley etc.

Culture[edit]

UW

Arts and literature[edit]

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Cultural legacy[edit]

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Media[edit]

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Folklore[edit]

UW

Cusine[edit]

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History[edit]

short intro - UW

Slavic settlement and early history[edit]

UW

The Habsburg-Venetian borderlands[edit]

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The Slovene National Revival[edit]

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Economic Advancement and Cultural Modernization (1890-1915)[edit]

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World War One and Annexation to Italy[edit]

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Fascist Italianization[edit]

UW - material can be copied from various articles (Julian March, Slovene minority in Italy (1918-1947) etc.

The Contested Borderland (1943-1954)[edit]

UW - material can be copied from various articles (Julian March, Slovene minority in Italy (1918-1947), Morgan Line etc.

Integration into the Italian society (1954-1975)[edit]

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Assimilatory Pressures and Minority rights activity (1975-1991)[edit]

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The Post-Cold War period (after 1991)[edit]

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Politics and Minority Rights[edit]

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Education[edit]

UW - material can be translated from the Italian article

Minority Organizations[edit]

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Politics[edit]

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The 2001 Minority Protection Bill[edit]

UW

Feel free to comment the proposed structure. Viator slovenicus (talk) 01:07, 6 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]