A Carinthian problem: churn
Here is the current version of the “Carinthian”
From the content of the current issue:
- KHD chairman Andreas Mölzer: On my own account side 3
KHD-Activ
- annual general meeting: The KHD fights for homeland security side 5
- The KHD endeavors to resolve conflicts Page 6-7
- carinthia.museum: Defensive struggle and referendum missing! side 8–9
- Gstettner and Vouk against KHD and Mölzer side 10–12
- Klagenfurt honors KHD honorary chairman Dr. Josef Feldner side 12
- Franz Jordan: Commemorating May 1945 side 13–15
- Oswald Oman: Partisan memorial plaque side 15
ethnic groups & associations
- Jan Schaller: Union of cultural associations of the Gottscheers and Styrians in Slovenia side 16–18
- Karl D. Fazed: Germans in Upper Carniola side 17
- Bruno Burchhart: Carinthian aid for young people from the Ukraine side 19
Our Carinthia
- Andreas Mölzer: In Freundsland - Why Carinthia is different pages 20-22
- Bernhard Tomaschitz: depopulation side 23
KHD - the next generation
- Why we stay in Carinthia
- Benjamin Fertschai side 24–26
- Christian Tomaschitz side 25
- Raimund Freithofnig side 26–29
- Hans Better-Walzel side 28–29
- Christian Gasser side 29–30
- George Matheuschitz side 30
- Thomas Reiter side 31
- Daniel Steiner side 32
- Thomas Urschitz side 33
From Carinthia's history
- Reinhold Gasper: The polling stations of the referendum side 34
- Difficult decision of former k.u.k. soldiers side 35
The second "Carinthian" of this year deals with a problem, that particularly affects our homeland: The churn, or population loss.
In fact, Carinthia continues to lose many of its young citizens to this day. Most of them go abroad to study or for professional reasons, to Graz, to Vienna or abroad. And usually stay there afterwards. So there are estimated in Vienna alone 100.000 Carinthian, who lose their homeland in this way.
As part of our project "KHD - the next generation" we asked young Carinthians, explain to our readers, why they stay in Carinthia, and what advantages our homeland has..
