The article analyzes Slovenian perspectives on the possible formations of a state of South Slavs from the final stages of World War I until when the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenians (SCS) was established in 1918. In this period, the most influential Slovenian People's Party (SLS) gradually abandoned the concept of the May Declaration and accepted the idea of unification with Serbia. Despite Slovenian parties seeming to be in harmony on this issue, significant ideological differences separated them, as reflected in the geopolitical parameters of imagined Yugoslav state ideas they envisioned. Further, dissidents from the main parties also developed alternative visions of their own. This article looks at a few of the most prominent alternatives, while determining what distinguishes them from the requirements of the May Declaration, and examines the crucial factors in Slovenians’ decision to join the state of South Slavs with Serbia and to be outside the Habsburg monarchy.

本文分析了斯洛文尼亚从第一次世界大战最后阶段到 1918 年塞尔维亚、克罗地亚和斯洛文尼亚王国 (SCS) 建立期间对南斯拉夫人国家可能形成的看法。斯洛文尼亚人民党（SLS）逐渐放弃了五月宣言的理念，接受了与塞尔维亚统一的想法。尽管斯洛文尼亚各党派在这个问题上似乎意见一致，但意识形态上的重大差异却使他们产生了分歧，正如他们所设想的南斯拉夫国家理念的地缘政治参数所反映的那样。此外，主要政党的持不同政见者也提出了自己的替代愿景。本文探讨了一些最突出的替代方案，同时确定它们与五月宣言的要求有何不同，并探讨了斯洛文尼亚人决定将南斯拉夫人国家加入塞尔维亚并脱离哈布斯堡王朝的关键因素。