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
UW
Cultural legacy edit
UW
Media edit
UW
Folklore edit
UW
Cusine edit
UW
History edit
short intro - UW
Slavic settlement and early history edit
UW
The Habsburg-Venetian borderlands edit
UW
The Slovene National Revival edit
UW
Economic Advancement and Cultural Modernization (1890-1915) edit
UW
World War One and Annexation to Italy edit
UW
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
UW
Assimilatory Pressures and Minority rights activity (1975-1991) edit
UW
The Post-Cold War period (after 1991) edit
UW
Politics and Minority Rights edit
UW
Education edit
UW - material can be translated from the Italian article
Minority Organizations edit
UW
Politics edit
UW
The 2001 Minority Protection Bill edit
UW
Feel free to comment the proposed structure. Viator slovenicus (talk) 01:07, 6 November 2012 (UTC)