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Српски добровољци у Русији 1916–1917. године

Author(s): Yaroslav Vishnyakov / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

On the basis of little-known documents of the Russian State Military–Historical Archive, the author reveals the nuances of establishing the Serbian Volunteer Corps in 1916, and discloses the circumstances of the ethnic conflict within this corps. The article shows that “the ticking Serbo-Croatian bomb” exploded for the first time in 1916, though it seemed crucial to consolidate the efforts of two nations in armed struggle against the common enemy for the purpose of creating a “common” state. The article emphasizes that the relations between the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes within the volunteer corps, as an example of the microcosm, perfectly illustrate the predetermination of the future dramatic destiny of the Yugoslavian state and its army, doomed to collapse from the very outset, even before its official registration.

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Фебруарска револуција 1917. у очима Краљевине Србије

Author(s): Aleksej J. Timofejev / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

The article analyses the Serbian-Russian official relations on the eve and immediately after the February Revolution of 1917 on the basis of studying archival data and taking into account the Serbian and Russian historiography. Particular attention is paid to the attitude of Serbian official representatives in Russia to Tsar Nicholas II, on the eve and just after his overthrow. The aim of the article was to study the attitude of the Serbian elite and the Serbian state towards the February revolution in Russia in 1917.

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Делатност М. П. Чубинског и В. Д. Плетњова у Петрограду везана за уједињење словенских народа Балкана

Author(s): Aleksej Arsenjev,Michael Ordovsky / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

In Russian and international circles, two lawyers, professors at Saint-Petersburg University – Michael Pavlovich Tchubinskij (1871 – 1943) and Vladimir Dmitrievich Pletnev (1878 – 1954), who emigrated to Belgrade in 1920, gave certain contribution to the later realization of the “Yugoslav principle of uniting”. In 1912, “Slavic Committee” in Petrograd (founded in 1909) was transformed into “Association of Slavic Scientific Society”, which in 1913, because of the war in the Balkans turned to politics. Their activities were met with immediate condemnation of the Government. Then, another “group of progressive scientists, professors and public workers interested in Slavic questions” was formed. Professor M. Tchubinskij was a regular chairman at these meetings. Both M. Tchubinskij and V. Pletnev published their texts in “Interests in Balkans and Government Report” collections of articles (1913). Prof. M. Tchubinskij’s report titled “History of Serbo-Croatian Relations and Intended Union” was published in “Collection of Articles Proceeding Dedicated to A. Shakhmatov” (1916). Yugoslav Committee reissued it in French (“L’Union serbo-croate”, Paris, 1917). For this work, prof. Tchubinskij was awarded St. Sava decoration of the 3rd order by H.R.H. Crown Prince – Regent of the Kingdom of Serbia.

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Ethno-Demographic Situation of the Population in Kosovo and Metohija in the Beginning of the 20th Century

Author(s): Tamara Lukić,Nevena Ćurčić / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The article is focused on the region of Kosovo and Metohija in the beginning of the 20th century, or the time until the beginning of the Balkan wars, when most of this region still belonged to the Ottoman Empire. In addition to Kosovo and Metohija, Kosovo villayet included Sanjak (south-western part of central Serbia), the Preševo Valley, the north-eastern part of Montenegro, northern part of Albania and north-western part of Macedonia. The task of this paper is to using the existing population data show by now far less known facts about the changes in the number of population and quality of life under the Ottoman rule. Emphasis is placed on the ethnic transformation of population, which proved to be a very important process which affected the historical development of population of Kosovo and Metohija in general. Special attention is dedicated to the written traces of interethnic relations and relations with Turkish authorities. Work results were obtained through literature sources, using analytic and synthetic methods, and comparing. with this article the knowledge of the processes in the Balkans has been enriched.

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Velika Srbija

Author(s): Krsto Cicvarić / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

Dok su hrvatski rodoljubi, – s malim izuzetkom, – smatrali da se Velika Hrvatska može ostvariti samo u okviru Austrije, dotle su srpski političari, – gotovo bez izuzetaka, – verovali da se Velika Srbija može stvoriti samo po cenu raspada Austrougarske. Otuda sukob između Srba i Hrvata u pitanju Aneksije: dok su Srbi Aneksiju shvatili kao jedan poraz svoje nacionalne ideje, kao udar za Srpstvo i celo Slovenstvo, dotle su Hrvati ovaj čin austrougarske diplomatije glorifikovali kao jedan uspeh hrvatske nacionalne ideje, kao jedan korak ka ostvarenju Velike Hrvatske, i kao takav, vrlo koristan i sa opšteslovenskog gledišta, pa da bi za Aneksiju pridobio samu Rusiju, tadašnji hrvatski nacionalni ideolog Stjepan Radić otputovao je u Petrograd (posetio je i Moskvu), gde je pokušao da, u smislu svoje aneksionističke ideologije, utiče na rusko javno mnjenje (koje je bilo odlučno protivno Aneksiji).

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Tracing Deep Scars of 1915 in Art and Literature

Author(s): Esin Gülsen,Erdem Çolak,Selen Yamak / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Regardless of whether we call it genocide, massacre, exile or deportation, events experienced in Ottoman lands in 1915 cost countless lives, forced millions of Armenian people to leave their lands and left deep marks on next generations. In the 100th anniversary of 1915 events, it is impossible to say that Turkey has made a considerable way in terms of coming to terms with 1915 events.

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What Exile Brings Along: Signs of Migration and Exile in the Novels Yezidin Kızı, Sürgün and Nilgün

Author(s): Yakup Çelik / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Migration and exile are human tragedies that cannot be characterized. Since the beginning of time, the world is the scene of these tragedies. Migration is a mostly conscious, sometimes forced movement to a new life which aims to have better life conditions and styles. However exile is leaving a habitual, accepted life style usually under pressure and being sent away by force. Migration sometimes involves free will and desire; people are ready to a transition. However in exile, enforcement stands in the forefront; everything happens out of free will. In migration, there is a target to a better life or at least there is hope. On the other hand in exile, there is moving away of experiences, there is hopelessness and resentment. In author’s life, there were two exile periods after 1910. The first one was between 1913-1918 The second period was between 1922-1938. (For further info, see: Aktaş, 2014). The novels telling the tragedies of young girls are the products of the second period.

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