Rapallo Border Historical Society rapalskameja.si · 1920–1947
Rapallo Border · 1920–1947

About the Society

Mission, strategy, and vision of the Rapallo Border Historical Society — founded in 2017 in Podbrdo

About us

Who we are

The Rapallo Border Historical Society is a voluntary research society founded in 2017 in Podbrdo. We study the period of the Rapallo border (1920–1947) — a time that represented one of the most severe trials of the twentieth century for the Slovenian lands and their inhabitants.

Founded 2017 · Podbrdo
Area of activity 47 Slovenian municipalities
Share of territory 36% of Slovenia
Tomaž Pavšič at a Rapallo border boundary stone
Honorary Member · In memoriam Prof. Tomaž Pavšič 1931–2019
Mission

To prevent the historical oblivion of the period of the Rapallo border. Through impartial research and public presentations, to shed light on life along the border — both for the local inhabitants and for those who guarded and monitored it.

What we do

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Research

Fieldwork and archival research in the fields of history, geography, and cultural heritage of the Rapallo border area.

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Education

Materials for schools, guided hikes, lectures, and symposia for both specialist and general audiences.

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Networking

We connect museums, tourism societies, schools, and researchers in Slovenia and across the border region.

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Heritage

We record and protect the material remains of the border: boundary stones, guardhouses, and the fortifications of the Rupnik Line and the Alpine Wall.

Join us

Become a member

We welcome every new member — from history enthusiasts to professional researchers. The annual membership fee is €15, payable to the account below.

Payment details

Annual membership fee €15

IBANSI56 6100 0001 8052 144
BankDelavska hranilnica
ReferenceFirst and last name – membership fee
Tax no.96062959

ZDRM Logos

The Rapallo Border Historical Society logo may be downloaded free of charge for non-commercial use. Both versions are available without a background.

ZDRM logo — white
ZDRM logo — black