Voters’ Orientations And Ideological Conflicts During World War Two The Importance Of Familial Political Biography   Cover Image

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Voters’ Orientations And Ideological Conflicts During World War Two The Importance Of Familial Political Biography

Author(s): Ivan Šiber
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences
Published by: Fakultet političkih znanosti u Zagrebu

Summary/Abstract: The paper analyses the influence of familial “political biographies” during World War II on party preferences. The survey has shown that about 50% of its subjects have a single-track political biography /they belonged to either the partisan movement (NOB) or the army of the Independent Croatian State (NDH)/. The individuals whose political biography is NOB-inclined have a markedly more negative attitude towards the Croatian state of the II World War and Ante Paveli}, positively assess Josip Broz Tito, are less religious and prefer leftist parties. The individuals who have the NDH biography have a positive opinion of the Croatian state during II World War and Ante Paveli}, negatively assess Josip Broz, are much more religious and vote for the parties of the right.

  • Issue Year: XXXIV/1997
  • Issue No: 02
  • Page Range: 104-128
  • Page Count: 25
  • Language: Croatian