Tabor 69 Traditional Geocache
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[SLO] Na tem mestu je bil na binkoštni ponedeljek, 17. maja 1869 organiziran 7. tabor. Na taboru se je zbralo okrog 30.000 ljudi.
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[ENG] On this place on Whit Monday, 17th May 1869, was organized the 7th camp. Around 30.000 people attended this one-day outdoor gathering.
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[SLO] Taborsko gibanje je bilo slovensko politicno gibanje v obdobju od 1868 do 1871. Zaznamovala so ga predvsem velika zborovanja na prostem.
Tabore so priceli organizirati mladoslovenci, zbrani okrog casnika Slovenski narod, šele kasneje so se jim pridružili tudi staroslovenci z Janezom Bleiweisom. Gibanje se je zgledovalo po ceški politiki, ki je po letu 1867 za ceške dežele odlocno zahtevala enak status kot ga je z dualizmom dobila Ogrska.
Prvi tabor je bil na pobudo Matije Preloga organiziran 9. avgusta 1868 v Ljutomeru, kjer se je zbralo okoli 7000 ljudi. Na njih so izražali podporo jezikovni enakopravnosti in Zedinjeni Sloveniji, na koncu so zahteve zapisali v resoluciji, ki je veckrat vsebovala tudi prakticne, lokalne zahteve. Za najmnožicnejšega velja tabor v Vižmarjih, ki se je dogodil na binkoštni ponedeljek, 17. maja 1869. Tedaj se je zbralo okoli 30.000 ljudi. Ker so tabori krepili slovenski nacionalizem, jih je vlada prepovedala.
Kmalu nato je prišlo do spora med mlado- in staroslovenci, zaradi cesar je bilo slovensko narodno gibanje razcepljeno.
[ENG] Camp movement was Slovenian political movement in the period from 1868 to 1871. The movement was mainly characterized by large outdoor gatherings.
Camps were firstly organized by "young Slovenian minds" gathered around the newspaper “Slovenski narod” (Slovenian nation), but later also "Old Slovenian minds" with Janez Bleiweis joined them. The movement has been inspired by Czech politicians, who demanded since 1867 for Czech Land the same status as Ogrska when dualism came in place.
The first camp was at the initiative of Matija Prelog organized on 9th August 1868 in Ljutomer, which was attended by around 7000 people. In expressing their support for language equality and united Slovenia at the end of the requirements noted in the resolution, which is often also contain practical, local requirements. The biggest cam was held here in Vižmarje Camp on Whit Monday, 17th May 1869. About 30,000 people gathered. As the camps reinforce Slovenian nationalism, the government banned this movement soon.
Shortly afterwards, a dispute arose between the young-and old Slovene minds, which led to the Slovenian national movement split.
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