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The article presents one of the exhibitions installed on the occasion of the opening of the new e
The article throws light on the Yugoslav policy of non-alignment and describes the diverse contex
The article talks about the UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Her
The article describes the development and activities of the Department of economy, traffic and tr
The Department of Social Culture was established in the Slovene Ethnographic Museum in the 1970s.
The article presents the operation of the Department for the Slovene emigrants, the Slovene ethni
The article presents the author`s reflections on family photographs as a source in the research o
The article presents the activities of the Education and Adult Education Service of the Slovene E
The article presents the House Archive which is part of the documentation of the Slovene Ethnogra
The article brings a survey of the material on folk medicine, which was collected by the field te
The author gives an outline of the history of the Slovene Ethnographic Museum under the supervisi
The article presents the textile collection of the Slovene Ethnographic Museum: what formed the c
Dr. Boris Orel was the first post-war director of the Ethnographic Museum.
In 2010, the Slovene Ethnographic Museum started providing the users of its website with an onlin
The article addresses the basic idea of the multi-part concept of the SEM’s permanent exhibition.
The present article contains the Document on the project of the permanent exhibition of the Slove
An article in the frst volume of the scientifc periodical Etnolog mentions that the Ethnographic
Our review of older sources on clothing culture in Slovenia shows that the authors dealt intensiv
The article examines the Slovene Ethnographic Museum’s position in between two realities: the his
Rajko Ložar, the wartime director of the Ethnographic Museum in Ljubljana and an archaeologist by