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Sarajevo
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Sarajevo

Sarajevo

Author(s): Italo Zingarelli / Language(s): Italian

Keywords: Sarajevo Assassination; Gavrilo Princip; Nedelko Cabrinovic; Dragutin Dimìtrìevìc; King Aleksandar

a Pamphlet written by Italian journalist Italo Zingarelli on both the assasination of Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo 1914 and the assassination in Marseille of Yugoslav King Aleksandar on October 9, 1934

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Bulgarians and Yougoslavs
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Bulgarians and Yougoslavs

Bulgares et Yougoslaves

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): French

Keywords: Bulgarians; Yugoslavs; League of Nations

booklet published by the "Jugoslav Association for the League of Nations". Content: Language - Religion - Traditions - POlitical Aspects - Current State of the Art - Conclusion

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Five Years National Government
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Five Years National Government

ПЕТ ГОДИНА НАРОДНЕ ДРЖАВЕ

Author(s): Moša Pijade / Language(s): Serbian

Radio speech of Moša Pijade broadcasted on November 29, 1948 Printed with a postface of the author by "Borba" in 1948

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On the Role of the Individual in History
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On the Role of the Individual in History

K PITANJU O ULOZI LIČNOSTI U ISTORIJI

Author(s): Georgi Valentinovich Plekhanov / Language(s): Serbian

Foreword and translation from Russian by Veljko Ribar. Published in Yugoslavia by KULTURA in 1959

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Attitude of the state towards the church

Attitude of the state towards the church

Odnos države prema crkvi

Author(s): Božidar Adžija / Language(s): Croatian

Extract form the issue 1/1938 of the journal Znanost and život

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Yugoslavia of Today
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Yugoslavia of Today

La Yougoslavie d’aujourd’hui

Author(s): Vukašin Životić / Language(s): French

Keywords: Yugoslavia 1930s;

Published in 1935 by the press-department of the Yugoslav Ministry for Foreign Affaires // Author (Head of the department) writes as introduction: During the three years of my presence at the head of the press section of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I had the opportunity to find myself in contact with a large number of eminent representatives from other countries, coming to ask for various information on Yugoslavia and its activity in all fields. These frequent contacts have thus made me aware of what kind of questions foreign circles are particularly interested in Yugoslavia, its institutions, its political and economic organization. The experience gained during my career has encouraged me to write a sufficiently documented work that can satisfy the desires of benevolent strangers, anxious to obtain the objective and accurate information they need and to have, as an introduction to Yugoslav life, a manual which is not too incomplete. In taking on this initiative, I have carefully designed the scope and scope of this book, and, after several months of work, " La Yougoslavie d’aujourd’hui " has just been published. I leave it to others to judge the success of my business. For my part, I can only say that I have made every effort to ensure that this work achieves the goal I set for myself. I would like here to express my thanks to all the friends and collaborators who, either through their advice or through their work, have assisted me in writing this volume.

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Poetry • Prose • 1952. Almanac.
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Poetry • Prose • 1952. Almanac.

POEZIJA • PROZA • 1952. Almanah

Author(s): / Language(s): Croatian,Serbian

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The Yugoslave Question
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The Yugoslave Question

LA QUESTION YOUGOSLAVE

Author(s): Auguste Gauvain / Language(s): French

Keywords: Balkans; Worldwar I; Serbia and Entente powers;

The lack of interest is one of the causes of the most serious mistakes made by the Triple Entente in recent years. Its leading men, civilians and soldiers alike, realized neither the material and moral value of the forces moving in the eastern Adriatic, nor how they should be used. They took into consideration neither the warnings, nor the designs, nor the protests of the representatives of the peoples commonly known as the Balkan, although many of them had nothing in common with the Balkans. Even in a democracy, our ministers preserved the old customs of the great courts; they preferably discussed with the ambassadors of the great consecrated powers and, while showing the other heads of mission outward respect or cordiality, attached little importance to their conversation. As a result, they lost valuable opportunities to learn about things they had not been taught in their youth and which they subsequently neglected to study. They relied more on second- or third-hand intelligence, transmitted by agents who wished to please them by entering into their supposed views, than direct information from qualified foreigners with a deep knowledge of the country and the affairs they came to discuss. They were warned against men whom they held to be interested in speaking in a certain sense, though that interest might match our own. Unfortunately, the concordances were poorly discerned, even in Russia. Despite their status as Slavs, Russian ministers did not understand Yugoslav affairs any better than their Western colleagues. We will be amazed later, when it is revealed what ignorance some of the most eminent of them showed on this subject. The consequences of such errors are too terrible for us not to try to enlighten the public on a question which, by the inevitable chain of circumstances, is now at the forefront of European politics.

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The Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes
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The Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes

LES SERBES CROATES ET SLOVÈNES

Author(s): Pierre-Augustin Chaboseau / Language(s): French

As for the historical claims, we will certainly be happy when chance establishes an absolute or relative agreement between them and the new route, but there will be, in short, only aesthetic satisfaction. Today's world has neither the time nor the inclination to perpetuate the memory of more or less ancient spoliations, of more or less long usurpations. One of the essential conceptions which inspire the increasing efforts at the present time to organize an unprecedented international regime, is precisely that by virtue of which the so-called rights acquired by arms are held to be null. Finally and above all, whenever the reconciliation of systems based on geographical unity, the homogeneity of race, language, religion, the needs of military or naval defense, agricultural, industrial, commercial resources, has failed in the face of impossibilities or an excess of difficulties, the solution of the problem will be required from the popular will. There is one principle that dominates all others in our time. It is this, for example, much more than the principle of nationalities, which makes legitimate, sacred, in the eyes of all people of good sense and good faith, of all honest people, the aspirations of Alsace and from Lorraine, Slesvig, Transilvanie, Trentino. We propose to study, in the following chapters, what Yugoslavia can and should be for anyone who refers to the above ideas and feelings. (from author's introduction)

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DALMATIA AND THE JUGOSLAV MOVEMENT. With a Preface by Sir Arthur F. Evans
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DALMATIA AND THE JUGOSLAV MOVEMENT. With a Preface by Sir Arthur F. Evans

DALMATIA AND THE JUGOSLAV MOVEMENT. With a Preface by Sir Arthur F. Evans

Author(s): Lujo Vojnović / Language(s): English

Keywords: Jugoslavia; Dalmatia; Venice; Habsburg; Slav Unionist Party; Austrian Slavs;

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FROM THE WORLD OF THE SOUTH LAVES. Political, historical, socialist aspects, along with two trips to South Slavia and German adaptations of South Slavic poetry
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FROM THE WORLD OF THE SOUTH LAVES. Political, historical, socialist aspects, along with two trips to South Slavia and German adaptations of South Slavic poetry

AUS DER WELT DER SÜDSLAWEN. Politisches, Historisches, Sozialistisches, nebst zwei Südslawienfahrten und Nachdichtungen südslawischer Lyrik

Author(s): Carl Max Ludwig Hermann Wendel / Language(s): German

Keywords: South-Slavs; Jugoslavia;

published by: J. H.W.DIETZ NACHFOLGER, BERLIN //When Friedrich FG Kleinwächter says in his far too little read, very informative book “The Downfall of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy” that Europe knew more about Japan and India than about the South Slavic countries of the Habsburg Empire, the South-Slavic world still today is not in the bright midday light of being known. // In Germany, too, there is often an almost encyclopedic ignorance about the southern Slavs, although they come across our tribal territory on a broad front and one day they will also be our border neighbors in the state; Gone are the days when a Jakob Grimm, an Alexander v. Humboldt, a Leopold v. Ranke were eager to gain an understanding of South Slavic matters. // This regrettable fact - more regrettable for us than for the southern Slavs - justifies the summary and publication of treatises which, whether they have been in "Society" or "Wage", Viennese, workers' Newspaper ”,“ Frankfurter Zeitung ”or“ Prager Presse ”have appeared, are based on knowledge of the subject, strive to penetrate the subject matter and are carried by the will to objectivity. (the author)

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SOURCES FOR THE HISTORY OF THE SOUTHERN SLAVES. DUBROVNIK ACTS AND CHARTERS. Edited by Jovan Radonić
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SOURCES FOR THE HISTORY OF THE SOUTHERN SLAVES. DUBROVNIK ACTS AND CHARTERS. Edited by Jovan Radonić

FONTES RERUM SLAVORUM MERIDIONALIUM. ACTA ET DIPLOMATA RAGUSINA. Editi cura JOHANNIS RADONIĆ

Author(s): / Language(s): Serbian,Latin,Italian

Keywords: Dubrovnik; Ragusa;

In 1931, the Serbian Royal Academy decided to open a new department for historical material from the Dalmatian archives in its "Proceedings for the History, Language and Literature of the Serbian People". Liber notariare, with material from 1336—1421, paid special attention to the Dubrovnik archives. age and diversity of material stands out in the first place among the archives in our country. // Just as Dubrovnik today attracts the attention of every traveler with its position and appearance, so its past is strange, very changeable and always interesting. Dubrovnik, like many other towns on the east coast of the Adriatic, developed near the end of a turbulent period of migration. Then the population of the old Epidaurus (Cavtat) took refuge in the inaccessible place of Dubrovnik, whose cliffs fall vertically into the sea, and which is protected on the dry side by the high hill of St. Srđa od Brgata. The Roman population of Dubrovnik was instructed from the first beginnings in navigation and trade, but very early it developed a lively action to expand its territory beyond the tame and fertile surroundings of Župa, Rijeka and Šumet. Thus, Romanesque Dubrovnik came into contact with the neighboring South Slavic tribes very early, and during the 10th, 11th and 12th centuries it developed safe and fast, while Latin remained the official language of the state and the church during the Middle Ages. // THIS VOLUME HAS BEEN PUBLISHED in 1934 by the SERBIAN ROYAL ACADEMY as Volume III, Book II of its series ЗБОРНИК. ИСТОРИЈУ, ЈВЗИК И КЊИЖЕВНОСТ СРПСКОГ НАРОДА (PROCEEDINGS. HISTORY, LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE OF THE SERBIAN PEOPLE).

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SOURCES FOR THE HISTORY OF THE SOUTHERN SLAVES. DOCUMENTS and INSTRUCTIONS of the DUBROVNIK REPUBLIC. Edited by Georgius Tadić
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SOURCES FOR THE HISTORY OF THE SOUTHERN SLAVES. DOCUMENTS and INSTRUCTIONS of the DUBROVNIK REPUBLIC. Edited by Georgius Tadić

FONTES RERUM SLAVORUM MERIDIONALIUM. LITTERAE ET COMMISSIONES RAGUSINAE. Editi cura GEORGIUS TADIĆ

Author(s): / Language(s): Serbian,Latin,Italian

Keywords: Dubrovnik; Ragusa;

Due to its geographical position and centuries-old connections with the foreign world, Dubrovnik was able to collect very interesting data about the own country as well as many other countries and to archive important historical documents. In the archives of their country, the people of Dubrovnik very early began to keep it carefully and keep it in order. That is why today the Dubrovnik Archive preserves the most important and numerous sources not only for the knowledge of our domestic history, but also for the examination of the past of a large part of the Balkan countries. // This volume is part of the project of the Serbian Royal Academy to systematically publish all important series of historical documents of the Dubrovnik Archives. This priceless and immense treasure will bring new light to many issues of our national and general history, and will certainly give a strong impetus not only to domestic, but also to general historical science. The Dubrovnik Archive and its centuries-old wealth of documents will only now receive the price it deserves. Scientists from all over the world can equally and completely use what the Archive hides. True, some of all this has been published so far, but, with rare exceptions, it has been unsystematic and incomplete. Either parts of individual series or only documents related to certain issues were taken. Complete series, without any releases, are only now starting to be published, and thus save from eventual decay. // THIS VOLUME HAS BEEN PUBLISHED in 1935 by the SERBIAN ROYAL ACADEMY as Volume III, Book IV of its series ЗБОРНИК. ИСТОРИЈУ, ЈВЗИК И КЊИЖЕВНОСТ СРПСКОГ НАРОДА (PROCEEDINGS. HISTORY, LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE OF THE SERBIAN PEOPLE).

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Tito, the Red Rebel and his "Perfect Democracy"
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Tito, the Red Rebel and his "Perfect Democracy"

Tito, der rote Rebell und seine »vollkommene Demokratie«

Author(s): Bruno Mlinaric / Language(s): German

Keywords: Tito; Titoism; Stalinism; Yugoslavia;

…At the same time, with what may be the last job I have left to do, I would like to try to make up for what I have sinned against my fellow man in the long years since I was an enthusiastic communist by - unsuspecting what I was doing - them as one of Moscow's most active servants unwillingly and unwillingly handed over to the red executioners. I sacrificed the best years of my life for communism and stood up for my convictions in prisons and concentration camps. For I always believed that communism would bring freedom to my people and free the world from the grave shortcomings of old society. I believed the promises of the "leaders" in Moscow that with the Bolshevization of my country free competition would begin immediately, that the able would win, that there would then be no more unemployment and exploiters and that we could live without coercion and free from fear. // ... // But I understand you, comrades, if you only get angry with me, the "traitor". I, too, was deaf to all arguments - until the enforcers of the military revolution came and built their rule. So, I threw everything down and left ... // At least check the facts and think about what to deduce from them. There is also the "Unknown Soldier" who fell with millions of his own kind in the struggle for freedom since Moscow became the center of the world revolution. My book is dedicated to his memory, which may soon be the testament of a stranger if I am tracked down and "finished off" with a shot in the neck or a strand. You know how to do that. (PUBLISHED BY THOMAS-VERLAG ZÜRICH 1948)

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YUGOSLAVIA
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YUGOSLAVIA

YUGOSLAVIA

Author(s): / Language(s): English

FIFTEEN historians, political scientists, and other scholars have contributed chapters to this book, designed to introduce contemporary Yugoslavia to the general reader. The result is uneven. This reviewer feels that bad judgment has occasionally been displayed in the choice of materials. Many of the individual chapters, on the other hand, are highly rewarding. // The historical chapters, by R. J. Kerner, B. E. Schmitt, and J. C. Adams, resemble tightly packed summaries of these authors’ previous books and articles. These were important contributions but were intended for specialists. The impropriety of including them here in this form is glaring, since their inclusion has apparently necessitated the exclusion of material more important for the beginning student of Yugoslavia. Of the seventy pages on “historical background” more than fifty deal with the origins, course, and aftermath of the First World War. Almost no space is devoted to the medieval period or to the period of Turkish domination: nowhere in the book, for example, can one find a clear statement of what happened at the battle of Kosovo, June 28, 1389, or of the implications of the Serbian defeat, though scholars generally agree that this is the critical moment of Serbian history from the psychological as well as from the military point of view. Nowhere is there an analysis by a historian of the Byzantine influence on the Serbs (although we are repeatedly told that it existed), nowhere a full discussion of the role played by the Orthodox Church in the development of nationalism. Yet we have a full statement of the types and quantities of ammunition available to the Serbian army in July, 1914, and a rehearsal of differences of opinion between the “academic” and “nonacademic” members of the American delegation at the peace conference. Some of this distortion is removed by the excellent brief chapter of Alex Dragnich, on “Social Structure”, which, alone in the book, gives due weight to the earlier period. (REVIEW by ROBERT LEE WOLFF in The American Historical Review, Vol 55, 1 [1949])

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Lica - Journal of Youth for Social Affairs, Arts and Culture, Yugoslavia, Issue 1+2 (1974)
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Lica - Journal of Youth for Social Affairs, Arts and Culture, Yugoslavia, Issue 1+2 (1974)

Lica - časopis mladih za društvena pitanja, umjetnost i kulturu, Yugoslavia,Broj 1+2 (1974)

Author(s): / Language(s): Bosnian,Croatian,Serbian

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THE YUGOSLAVIA WAR. Manualon Prehistory, Course and Consequences
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THE YUGOSLAVIA WAR. Manualon Prehistory, Course and Consequences

DER JUGOSLAWIEN-KRIEG. Handbuch zu Vorgeschichte, Verlauf und Konsequenzen

Author(s): / Language(s): German

This book might be the most comprehensive collection of texts by numerous authors analysing the wars of the 1990s in former Yugoslavia. It has been developed and edited as a priject of the »East/West-Eurpopean Cultural Center PALAIS JALTA« in Frankfurt //During the 1990s, Milošević's wars covered almost all parts of the disintegrating and already disintegrated Yugoslavia. After the abolition of the autonomy of Kosovo and Vojvodina, the first scene was Slovenia, followed by Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and finally Kosovo again. The handbook, published on behalf of the Frankfurt East-West European Cultural and Study Center "Palais Jalta", is both a reference work and an informative reading book on all aspects of the wars in Yugoslavia. Through its historically thoroughly researched chapters on all the peoples of the former Yugoslavia, the work reveals in encyclopedic essays the long history (from the history of the peoples and states to the founding of the first Yugoslavia in 1918, through its downfall in the Second World War to the Titoist re-foundation) as well as the political, religious and cultural context of this catastrophe. Finally, the profound consequences, e.g. for the world of states and international law, are formulated. The handbook is rounded off with a chronology, a glossary and detailed bibliographical appendices. This concept makes the handbook an indispensable standard work for all those interested in politics who are looking for thorough, serious and comprehensive information on the background to the conflict. The book is also a reliable reference work for scientists, students, journalists and all those who work with refugees and other people affected by the war - in schools, social work or the judiciary. The publication of the volume by the Frankfurt philosopher and publicist Dunja Melcic was accompanied by an advisory board with lecturers in south-eastern European history from various European universities. The authors are experts from all countries of the former Yugoslavia, from Germany, Great Britain, Austria, France, Switzerland and the USA.

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The Yugoslav Emigration (Serbo-Croato-Slovenian)
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The Yugoslav Emigration (Serbo-Croato-Slovenian)

L’Émigration Yougoslave (Serbo-Croato-Slovène)

Author(s): Christa Stamenovitch / Language(s): French

Keywords: migration after WW I;

Digitized copy of the print-edition of 1929/1930 by A. Pedone Editeur in Paris, with a preface by William Oualid (Prof. of Law at the Law Faculty of Paris University) FROM OUALID's PREFACE:Ms Stamenovitch's book is the model of a national monograph on emigration. It would be desirable for similar ones to appear for each of the principal emigrant countries. Each of them has, in fact, its own causes of demographic exodus: distant and deep causes or immediate and superficial causes. Thus, the detailed and detailed table of the internal migrations of the vast movements of men inside what has become the unified Yugoslavia, shows that the movement goes back a long way in history, and the past partly sheds light on the present. But history should not overlook the influence of recent events: the murderous and devastating war, the political aspirations for independence, and economic aspirations for equality; deep reforms such as agrarian reform satisfying immediate demands, but perhaps cutting corners, sacrificing old institutions of human solidarity and social prosperity like the Zadrouga! With the precision of an agronomist, the objectivity of a scientist, the philosophy of a historian and the eclecticism of a politician, Ms Stamenovitch analyzed all aspects of emigration in her country. He did so with the honest patriotism of a man who fought and suffered for the freedom and unity of old Serbia. He also did it with the breadth of view of a man trained in science in our universities, able to consider the human side of major modern questions. There is no doubt that these qualities ensure his book the success it deserves.

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Yugoslavia at the Crossroads. The Serbo-Croatian Problem and Yugoslavia's Foreign Policy
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Yugoslavia at the Crossroads. The Serbo-Croatian Problem and Yugoslavia's Foreign Policy

Jugoslawien am Scheidewege. Das serbo-kroatische Problem und Jugoslawiens Außenpolitik

Author(s): Milutin Tschekitsch / Language(s): German

The author in his introduction: Recent events show that Yugoslavia is facing important decisions. Due to the change of government and the increased activity of the opposition, the most important problems of domestic and foreign policy are nearing their final settlement, with lively public interest. The way in which these questions are being raised and the point in time at which they are being raised reveal the full significance of the political events in the most powerful state in South-Eastern Europe.

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Overview of International Treaties and other Acts of International Significance for Yugoslavia from 1972 to 1974
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Overview of International Treaties and other Acts of International Significance for Yugoslavia from 1972 to 1974

Pregled međunarodnih Ugovora i drugih Akata od Međunarodno Pravnog značaja za Jugoslaviju od 1972. do 1974. Godine

Author(s): Vid Vukasović,Gordana Terzić,Gordana Ilić / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: International treaties; Yugoslavia;

originally published in 1989 by the Институт за међународну политику и привреду in Belgrade. Digitized by CEEOL in 2022.

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