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− | + | The monthly magazine ''[[Moja Slovenija Magazine|Moja Slovenija]]'' [My Slovenia] has been published by [[Otroci Publishing House]] since January [[established::2006]]. It is dedicated to Slovenians living abroad. 3200 copies are distributed free of charge to emigrant associations, umbrella organisations and communities all over the world. Articles in Slovenian (with short summaries in English ans Spanish) deal with Slovene heritage as well as with current events and issues. | |
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===''Rodna gruda'' [Domestic soil]=== | ===''Rodna gruda'' [Domestic soil]=== | ||
− | + | ''[[Moja Slovenija Magazine|Moja Slovenija]]'' magazine is a successor of ''Rodna gruda'' [Domestic soil], ''Magazine for Slovenes around the World'' which was originally launched in 1954 by the [[Slovene Emigrant Association]]. It published (photo)reports from visits to emigrants' organisations, Slovenian literature (short stories and poems), interviews, topical articles, and excerpts from political speeches, as well as obituaries. | |
===Slovenija.Svet [Slovenia World]=== | ===Slovenija.Svet [Slovenia World]=== | ||
− | ''Rodna gruda | + | ''Rodna gruda'' magazine was relaunched with a new look in Summer 2004 and renamed as ''Slovenia.Svet'' [Slovenia.World], subtitled ''Independent Magazine for Slovenes Abroad''. It was till December 2005. |
− | In 2006 [[Government Office for Slovenians Abroad]] released a new public call for the publishing of a | + | In 2006 the [[Government Office for Slovenians Abroad]] released a new public call for the publishing of a "magazine, specialised for Slovenians abroad". It was won by Otroci ("children") Publishing House which conceived ''Moja Slovenija'' magazine as its third monthly (along with the magazines ''Otroci'' [Children] and ''SuperMami'' [SuperMummy]). |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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* [http://www.mojaslovenija.net/ ''Moja Slovenija Magazine'' website] | * [http://www.mojaslovenija.net/ ''Moja Slovenija Magazine'' website] | ||
* [http://www.mojaslovenija.net/arhiv?podrocje=elektronska_izdaja ''Moja Slovenija Magazine'' on-line archive] (pdf) | * [http://www.mojaslovenija.net/arhiv?podrocje=elektronska_izdaja ''Moja Slovenija Magazine'' on-line archive] (pdf) | ||
− | * [http://www.zdruzenje-sim.si/arhiv_publikacij/rodna_gruda/ ''Rodna gruda Magazine''], | + | * [http://www.zdruzenje-sim.si/arhiv_publikacij/rodna_gruda/ ''Rodna gruda Magazine''], online archive maintained by [[Slovene Emigrant Association]] |
[[Category:Cultural diversity]] | [[Category:Cultural diversity]] |
Revision as of 18:19, 12 December 2010
Background
Rodna gruda [Domestic soil]
Moja Slovenija magazine is a successor of Rodna gruda [Domestic soil], Magazine for Slovenes around the World which was originally launched in 1954 by the Slovene Emigrant Association. It published (photo)reports from visits to emigrants' organisations, Slovenian literature (short stories and poems), interviews, topical articles, and excerpts from political speeches, as well as obituaries.
Slovenija.Svet [Slovenia World]
Rodna gruda magazine was relaunched with a new look in Summer 2004 and renamed as Slovenia.Svet [Slovenia.World], subtitled Independent Magazine for Slovenes Abroad. It was till December 2005.
In 2006 the Government Office for Slovenians Abroad released a new public call for the publishing of a "magazine, specialised for Slovenians abroad". It was won by Otroci ("children") Publishing House which conceived Moja Slovenija magazine as its third monthly (along with the magazines Otroci [Children] and SuperMami [SuperMummy]).
See also
External links
- Otroci Publishing House
- Moja Slovenija Magazine website
- Moja Slovenija Magazine on-line archive (pdf)
- Rodna gruda Magazine, online archive maintained by Slovene Emigrant Association