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I F P8M 45.7LF ?.9?00 -7 P 4%Mr4 IM, r / RE ORT NO. ti FORMA’T’ION REPR L CD NO. COUNTRY .Free Territory of Trieste. SUBJECT Seminars for Educational Workers in Zone.B, Free Territory of Trieste., PLACE ACQUIRED DATE OF INFO..:;; 25X1X RE~lIAN t0 GIA C 3720 DATE DISTR. S November 1951 NO. OF PAGES 2 NO. OF ENCLS. (LISTED BELOW) SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO. 1. On 2, 3, and 4 September 1951, seminars were reportedly held in Koper for Yugoslav and Italian educational workers in that district. The principal speakers were dulij Beltrame1, Political Secretary of the Zone B Yugoslav Communist Party Central Committee, and an unidentified deputy of the Slovene Republic Hinistry of Public Instruction. 2. Beltrame purportedly spoke on the economic changes which have occurred In Zone B. A great deal of the material used in his talk was taken from a brochure entitled “Blize Socializmu” (Nearer Socialism”).2 In his concluding remarks, Beltrame stated that decisive economic changes may be expected to take place In Yugoslavia very soon, and that in the event Zane B should be annexed to Yugoslavia, a unified economic system will be established.

The deputy of the Slovene Republic Ministry of Public Instruction allegedly made statements to the effect that: a. Teachers must constantly strive to increase their professional know- ledge. Teachers must bear in mind that their first and foremost fuietion is that of teaching; hence, in the future they rust be concerned solely with directing the educational policies of the country. b. Children belong to the family unit; no attempt is made to alienate them from their parents. Since no one is in a better position to train children than their mothers, teachers must cooperate with parents in educating children. o. Yugoslavia has.ma.de two grave ristakes. First, she discarded the old educetional system completely and secondly, she blindly adopted the Soviet educational system. This Soviet system was not completely familiar to the Yugoslavs and it did not coincide with the needs of the Yugoslav national situation. Therefore,.. it failed to achieve favorable results.

Document us, —– No Change In Gass. . STATE ac rarvv Nsae – ., Auth ARMY Alb F131 [~ Dectass;;;i CLASSIFICATION ‘ Sr, !C T rx. * Approved For Release 2001/03/06 :.CIA-RDP82-00457R009200460007-7 Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457R009200460007-7 SE CONT WFICIALS ONLY CENTRAL, INTELL 25X1A church d. No teacher must openly interfere with religious practices or and attendance. Nevertheless, it is the duty of every teacher educational worker in the country to Instruct realize t~hepunimpartan e manner that some day they of religion. e. The introduction into Zone B of the 8-year elementary” school system, patterned closely after the educati onal. system in Yugoslavia, Will. serve to prepare Zone B educationally for possible futureannexatioi% to Yugoslavia. 25X1 A 25X1A 2. are s A copy` of the brochure “Blixe Socielizaflu” (“Nearer” Socialism” , ‘published by the Italo-.Slovene Anti-Fascist Union (UAIS) in Koper, Zone V, Free Territory of Trieste, is available in .the CIA Library upon request.’ CONFIDENTIRV SF!T/CONTitoL.U.

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• Creator/s: CIA Reading Room
• Date: 11/8/1951
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