20th-century history knocking on the door, Bavčar says
Kočevska Reka, 14 December - A commemoration was held to remember a day in December 1990 when a Slovenian armed unit was lined up just days before the country held its independence referendum. Igor Bavčar, then interior minister, belives that challenges faced by the EU and NATO make Slovenian sovereignty and security topical again.
Kočevska Reka
Igor Bavčar, the interior minister in the independence-era government, addressing a commemoration held to remember 17 December 1990, when a Territorial Defence unit was lined up a week before the country held an independence referendum, in what is now seen as a precursor of the Slovenian army.
Photo: Peter Avsenik/STA
Kočevska Reka
A commemoration was held to remember 17 December 1990, when a Territorial Defence unit was lined up a week before the country held an independence referendum, in what is now seen as a precursor of the Slovenian army.
Photo: Peter Avsenik/STA
Kočevska Reka
A commemoration was held to remember 17 December 1990, when a Territorial Defence unit was lined up a week before the country held an independence referendum, in what is now seen as a precursor of the Slovenian army.
Photo: Peter Avsenik/STA
Kočevska Reka
A commemoration was held to remember 17 December 1990, when a Territorial Defence unit was lined up a week before the country held an independence referendum, in what is now seen as a precursor of the Slovenian army.
Photo: Peter Avsenik/STA
Kočevska Reka
A commemoration was held to remember 17 December 1990, when a Territorial Defence unit was lined up a week before the country held an independence referendum, in what is now seen as a precursor of the Slovenian army.
Photo: Peter Avsenik/STA
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