Der Transit jüdischer Migranten durch Jugoslawien nach Palästina und Israel (1933-1952). Der Fall Ernest und Ilsa Beschinsky by Milan Radovanović

“…This paper deals with the continuity between the illegal influx of Jewish refugees into the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and the organized emigration of Yugoslav Jews to Israel, which took place between 1948 and 1952. …”
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Communist party of Yugoslavia and its activity in Kosovo and Metohia during the Second World War by Slović Srđan

“…The attitude of CPY toward the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, and later on Yugoslavia, including the issue of annexation of Kosovo and Metohia to Albania, was being evolved. …”
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Jedan pogled na rehabilitaciju – sa posebnim osvrtom na praksu Ustavnog suda by Milan Škulić

“…The following aspects of the decision-making of the Constitutional Court in the matter of rehabilitation are explained in the article: 1) the question of justification/unjustification of the rehabilitation of former Volksdeutscheers and members of other national minorities - compensated in their home countries or who were part of the occupation forces during the Second World War, 2) the problem of rehabilitation of people who, during the Second World War and the occupation of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, potentially committed war crimes, but were only "formally" declared as the „people enemies“ and not to be war criminals, 3) the issue of rehabilitating people who were legally condemned as ideological opponents in the SFRY, 4) the problem of rehabilitating people who were already "rehabilitated by history itself" and 5) the problem of rehabilitating potential war profiteers during the period of occupation Kingdom of Yugoslavia during the Second World War.…”
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Legal-historical overview of the introduction of suspended sentence in Serbian law by Gavrilović-Grbović Biljana

“…Therefore, the paper presents the reasons that motivated lawyers in the Kingdom of Serbia and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia to raise the issue of the introduction of suspended sentences, as well as the difficulties they encountered both during its introduction and during its practical application.…”
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Ballet scene in Belgrade (1930-1940) by Viktor Ivanovich Kosik

“…The author redacted the paper and selected lines which describe the life of Ksenia Grundt spent in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, particularly those lightening ballet life in Belgrade, and the National Theater Belgrade scene. …”
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The development of the penal system in Serbian criminal law by Jakšić Dušan, Davidović Dragomir

“…The main feature of the Criminal Code of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was permanent abolition of the corporal punishment. …”
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Export bank A.D. Skoplje by Becić Ivan M.

“…Skoplje saw the outbreak of the Second World War in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.…”
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Yugoslav-Romanian alliance between the two world wars (Little Entente and Balkan Pact) by Vajagić Predrag M.

“…Although the allies of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and Romania would find themselves on opposite sides in World War II, there was no mutual war between the two countries, which was a consequence of the built relations in the interwar period.…”
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Soviet Music in Interwar Yugoslavia by Marija Golubović

“…Analysis of newspaper articles and critiques, texts from music magazines, and other writings about Soviet music will demonstrate that it was present on concert stages, even though the Kingdom of Yugoslavia refrained from establishing relations with the Soviet Union until June 1940.…”
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ITALIAN DIPLOMACY ON MILAN STOJADINOVIĆ AFTER HIS FALL FROM POWER by BOJAN SIMIĆ

“…Based on primary sources, memoirs, and the relevant literature, this paper examines the attitude of Italian diplomacy towards Milan Stojadinović, a former Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, after his fall from power in February 1939. …”
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Confederation and federation in the general theory of law and state and in positive law (part one) by Petrović Milan

“…The basic postulate of these problems is the fact that the Federal Peoples' Republic of Yugoslavia (FPRY as 'the second Yugoslavia') is not the successor state of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia ('the first Yugoslavia') because 'the first Yugoslavia' was never dissolved, i.e. its international personality did not cease to exist; namely, the 'second Yugoslavia' is only the continuator state (ensuring the continuity of the state in the territory of its predecessor), just as the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was the continuator state rather than the successor state of the Kingdom of Serbia. …”
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The Ulica Nikite Tolstoja hodonym on the city map of Vršac (Serbia) by Marina Obizhaeva

“…As pro-Europeanism led to the change of many Serbian naming conventions, the hodonym Ulica Nikite Tolstoja was adopted thanks to the efforts of Serbs, the residents of Vrsac, Russian employees of the Russian Center of Science and Culture in Belgrade, and the descendants of the Russian refugees who emigrated to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia between the two world wars. The renaming unites several types of historical convention, i.e. (1) to commemorate an outstanding person biographically associated with a place, in this case, the city of Vrsac, (2) the great Russian writer's attitude towards Serbs regarding their descent from and recognition of the global significance of Russian culture; (3) commemoration of a strong Russian figure also spiritually close to the Serbs; (4) commemoration of a humanist who was engaged in the history of the Serbian language and the study of the spiritual culture of the Slavs; (5) attitude to historical events related to the liberation of Serbia and this city from Nazi occupation during World War II; (6) attitude to the heritage of Russian emigration which fostered the revival of Kingdom of Yugoslavia after the First World War; (7) commemoration of a figure who unites within himself two parts of Russian society torn apart by the Civil War. …”
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Diplomacy by Russia, Diplomacy by Serbian. The First Soviet’s Representatives in Belgrad, and the First Yugoslav’s representatives in Moscow by A. Y. Timofeev

“…USSR and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia didn’t have any diplomatic relations till 1940 from the moment of their creation after the First World War. …”
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The work of Živojin Perić on the codification of the Civil Code of interwar Yugoslavia by Mirković Zoran S.

“…Živojin Perić's work on codifying the civil code was analyzed through four questions. 1) Participation in the work of the body for drafting the Civil Code and its work on the text of the Code. 2) Perić's opinion on the codification method that was applied. 3) Perić's opinion on the legal terminology in the 1934 Draft Civil Code for the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. 4) Perić wrote the explanation (motives) 1-319. paragraph of the Draft Civil Code, which was officially published by the Ministry of Justice in 1939.…”
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Iseljavanje iz Bosne i Hercegovine u Sjedinjene Američke Države u razdoblju monarhističke Jugoslavije. Podaci iz kartoteke Iseljeničkog komesarijata by Darko Vitek

“…The data on emigrants from Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Uni ted States preserved in the file are linked to official reports and general trends of emigration from the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Based on the analyzed data, such as gender, age, literacy, religious and national affiliation, is completed the picture of emigration from Bosnia and Herzegovina to the United States during the period of monarchist Yugoslavia.…”
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Transformation of Modernism in Socialist Yugoslavia Architecture by Recep Kerkezi

“…The effects of Tito on the transformation of the modernist movement that emerged in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia through the Tito period and the development and change of art and architecture. …”
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Reaffirmation of additional (supplementary) payments in company law of Republic of Serbia by Šogorov Stevan

“…Subject matter of this article is development of legal regulation if additional payments in Serbia, from 1937 Commercial Code of Kingdom of Yugoslavia till nowadays. In introductory part author underlines legal nature, commercial function and importance of additional payments in private companies, with downfalls in regulation, court and busyness practice. 1988 Enterprise Act and 2004 Company Act has no regulations at all regarding additional payments. 1996 Enterprise Act and 2011 Company Act have provisions on additional payments, but with numerous weaknesses and open questions. …”
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Nihil obstat: Medieval roaming of Higher Education in Serbia by Vukomanović Milan

“…All three are relevant for the discussion of the disputed issue of the Holy Synod's blessings for the appointment of theology professors at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Orthodox Theology: (a) legislation of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia; (b) the provisions of the 2006 Serbian Law on Churches and Religious Communities; (c) the constitutional principle of the cooperative separation of church and state in the Constitution of Serbia. …”
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Bankarsko-industrijski konzorcijum kao primer plutokratizacije srpske političke elite 1918–1944. by Vesna S. Aleksić

“…The aim of the article is to contribute to the previous efforts to empirically prove how large-scale corruption worked, that is, how the plutocratization had shaped the political elites in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Through an analysis of the establishment and operation of banks and companies that were grouped into a large consortium called the Dragiša Matejić concern, the paper explains the mechanisms of hitherto uninvestigated financial malfeasance, cover-ups, and deliberate violations of the law by the highest state officials, as well as to what extent the principle of nepotism and cronyism prevailed in the business world.…”
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Stavicki county during the first year of occupation: April-December 1941 by Živković Milutin D.

“…After the defeat of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia in April War, the former Stavicki County belonged to the Italian occupation area. …”
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