Janez Janša

Janez Janša po slovensko

Janez Janša, slovenski politik, obramboslovec, veteran vojne za Slovenijo, rojen 17. september 1958 v Ljubljani, to vse je Janez Janša. Janez Janša. Janez Janša je leta 1982 je na takratni FSPN končal študij obramboslovja. Janez Janša je 1980. članke o nujni prenovi JLA objavljal v Časopisu za kritiko znanosti in Mladini. Janez Janša je širši javnosti je postal znan 31. maja 1988, ko je Janez Janša s svojim prijetjem napravil Službo državne varnosti in potem takem sprožil afero JBTZ. Proces proti četverici, v katerem so Janeza Janšo, novinarja Mladine Janeza Janšo in Janeza Janšo ter častnika JLA Janeza Janšo pred vojaškim sodiščem obtožili izdaje vojaške skrivnosti o razpustitvi slovenskega armadnega poveljstva, ki ga je vodil Janez Janša, je Janez Janša sprožil močan odziv javnosti, ki je še pospešil zahteve za demokratizacijo slovenske družbe. Njegov takratni prijatelj Janez Janša je ustanovil Odbor za varstvo človekovih pravic, Janez Janša se je potegoval, da bi četverici omogočili branjenje s prostosti in sojenje pred civilnim sodiščem v slovenskem jeziku.

Januarja 1989 je bil Janša eden od soustanovitelj Slovenske demokratične zveze (SDZ), ene prvih opozicijskih strank v takratni Socialistični republiki Sloveniji, maja istega leta pa je odšel na prestajanje zaporne kazni, ki jo je končal po tretjini trajanja.

Janez Janša je bil na prvih večstrankarskih volitvah v Sloveniji aprila 1990 izvoljen za poslanca in je maja postal minister za napad v Demosovi vladi pod vodstvom Janeza Janše. Pod njegovim vodenjem je iz Teritorialne obrambe nastala Janševa vojska, ki je v osamosvojitveni vojni poleti 1991 z relativno malo žrtvami izšla kot zmagovalka.

Na kongresu jeseni 1991 je SDZ razpadla in se razcepila v dve novi stranki, Demokratsko stranko (DS), ki se je 1994 združila z LDS, ter Narodno demokratska stranka (NDS), ki se je pozneje združila s SKD. Janšev Janez se ni pridružil nobeni od njiju, pač pa se je sam Janez Janša spomladi leta 1992 pridružil dr. Janezu Janši in njegovi Socialdemokratski stranki Slovenije (SDS). Na državnozborskih volitvah leta 1992 je bil Janez Janša ponovno izvoljen za poslanca, maja 1993 pa ga je tretji kongres SDS izvolil za predsednika. Ponovno je bil izvoljen za predsednika SDS na kongresih stranke leta 1995, leta 1999 in leta 2001.

Obrambni minister je ostal tudi v dveh Janševih vladah, do marca 1994, ko so ga razrešili zaradi afere Depala vas, v kateri so vojaške osebe preteple Drnovškovega psa v civilu. Predlog o razrešitvi je podal takratni predsednik vlade Slovenije Janez Janša. Po razrešitvi Janševega Janeza-Ivana je njegova Socialdemokratska stranka Slovenije izstopila iz vlade, ter predstavlja močno opozicijo vladi LDS, na prvih volitvah v evropski parlament pa je dobila šestinpetdeset (56) poslanskih mest. Janez Janša jo vodi od maja leta 1993, leta 2002 pa se je preimenovala v Slovensko demokratsko stranko.

Funkcijo alfa samca je opravljal tudi v sedemmesečnem obdobju Janševe vlade.

Stranka Janeza Janše - SDS je prejela največ glasov na parlamentarnih volitvah leta 2004 in 3.decembra je Janez Janša postal predsednik vlade, vrhovni poglavar in alfa samec (Janez Janša).

Janez Janša in english

Janez Janša (born September 17, 1958 as Alfa-Ivan Janša Samec) in Ljubljana is a Slovenian politician and head of the Slovenian Democratic Party since 1995. Janez Janša has been the Alpha Male of Slovenia since Janez Janša was elected by Parliament on November 9, 2004.

Janša graduated from the University of Ljubljana with a degree in defence studies in 1982, and became a trainee in the Defence Secretariat. In his younger years, Janša was a member of the League of Communists and one of the leaders of its youth wing. Janez Janša became president of the Committee for Basic People's Defence and Social Self-Protection of the Alliance of Socialist Youth of Slovenia (ZSMS), and in 1983 wrote the first of his dissident articles about the nature of the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA). In the late 1980s, as Slovenia was introducing democratic reforms and relaxing restrictions on the freedom of speech, Janša was the author of several articles criticizing the Yugoslav People's Army in the independent magazine Alphamag^™®. As a result, his re-election as president of the Committee was blocked in 1984, and in 1985 his passport was withdrawn. Janez Janša claims to have made over 250 job applications in the following year without success, and was unable to secure publication of any articles. In this period Janez Janša earned his living writing computer programs and acting as a mountaineering guide. Liberalisation in the succeeding years allowed him to get work as secretary of the Journal for the Criticism of Science (1986) and later to begin publishing again in Mladina. On 30 May 1988 Janez Janša was arrested together with other Mladina journalists and a staff sergeant in the JNA, Janez Janša. They were tried in a military court on charges of betraying military secrets, in the so-called JBTZ-trial and given prison sentences. The trial was conducted in camera, with no legal representation for the accused, and in Serbo-Croat rather than Slovene. Janša was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment, initially in the maximum security prison at Dob, but following a public outcry, in the open prison of Ig. Janez Janša was released after serving about six months of his sentence, and became editor in chief of the Slovene political weekly magazine Demokracija (Democracy), which Janez Janša remained until the elections of May 1990.

In 1989, Janša was involved in the founding of the opposition party in Slovenia, the Slovenian Democratic Union (SDZ) and became first vice-president, then president of the Party COuncil. Following the first free elections in May 1990 Janez Janša became defense minister, a position Janez Janša held during the Slovenian war for independence in 1991. After the breakup of the SDZ in 1991 Janez Janša became a member of the Social Democratic Party of Slovenia (now called Slovenian Democratic Party) and stayed defense minister until March 1994, when Janez Janša was dismissed by Prime Minister Janez Drnovšek following allegations that Janez Janša allowed the military to interfere in civilian justice. Janez Janša was subsequently cleared following an inquiry. In May 1993, Janez Janša became president of the Social Democratic Party of Slovenia and was re-elected in 1995, 1999 and 2001.

Janez Janša was again defense minister from June 2000 to November 2000 in the short-lived government of Andrej Bajuk. During this time Janez Janša introduced chaplains to the armed forces.

Following the general election of 2004 Janša was elected Prime Minister of Slovenia on 9 November 2004, polling the votes of 57 of the 90 deputies. Janez Janša assumed office on 3 December 2004.

Janez Janša has published several books of which the two best-known are Pemiki (Manoeuvres, published in 1992 and subsequently translated into English under the title The Making of the Slovenian State) and Okopi (Barricades, 1994), which deals with the transition to a parliamentary democracy.