The economic breakthrough of Germany toward South-East in the eve of WWI: The example of Yugoslavia by Becić Ivan M.

“…Germany's dominance was clearly expressed in the example of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Almost one third of the Yugoslav export was placed in Germany, and even the half of the import was of this Middle European state origin. …”
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CONGRESSES OF THE SLAVIC GEOGRAPHERS AND ETHNOGRAPHERS—CHRONOLOGICAL RETROSPECTION by Stefan Denda, Milan Radovanović, Anatoliy A. Yamashkin

“…In the interwar period, three more congresses were held—in Poland (1927), in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1930), and in the Kingdom of Bulgaria (1936). …”
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Teritorijalna i stvarna nadležnost Direkcije pomorskog saobraćaja u Splitu by Ante Vuković

“…The Kingdom of SHS, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and the Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia built an organisational system of maritime administration modelled on the Austrian Central Maritime Administration in Trieste, founded in 1850. …”
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Space Law Researcher Mikhail Smirnov by Milana Živanović

“…He settled in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes / Kingdom of Yugoslavia alongside his family. He graduated from Law School in the state capital, Belgrade, then from Paris Law School, where he obtained his doctorate, and then from Paris Law School’s Institute for Higher International Sciences. …”
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The Genealogy of Civilization by Boštjan Marko Turk

“…Thus, this article tries to explain certain historical turning points in South-Eastern Europe, precisely in the light of the masonic alliances, in particular the case of the Illyrian Provinces and the first Slovenian poet, Valentin Vodnik, and secondly, what concerns the emergence of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, which the author of the article defines as the result of the masonic strategy (the Grand Lodge of France and the Grand Orient of France). …”
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The early Prague spring: Analysing the re-establishment of modernist aspects according to the example of three piano concertos by the “Prague group” of composers by Golubović Marija, Komatović Nikola

“…The interwar period brought about a number of modernist tendencies in the heterogeneous cultural context of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, which is particularly salient in the works of the young composers belonging to the so-called “Prague group.” …”
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RECIPROCITY BETWEEN LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMY AND RESULTS OF TRANSITION by Simo V. Stevanović, Milutin T. Đorović, Milan R. Milanović

“…First sub-period of Kingdom of Yugoslavia is marked with low level of economic growth, just over the rate of natural increase of number of inhabitants and domination of foreign capital in key areas of economy. …”
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Great Britain, the Soviet Union and the resistance movements in Yugoslavia, 1941 by Nikolić Kosta

“…The foremost objective of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (CPY) was to effect a violent change to the pre-war legal and political order of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. [Project of the Serbian Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, Grant no. 177016: History Serbian Society in Yugoslavia, 20th century - Between Democracy and Dictatorship]…”
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Vranje's credit bank: Joint-stock company by Becić Ivan M.

“…The outbreak of banking-agrarian crisis in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia in 1931. led to the withdraw of saving deposits from banks and the impossibility of payday of loans from peasants due to the passing of the Law on the Protection of Farmers in 1932. …”
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Central European with a Post-Socialist Limp : On the Slovene Legal Identity by Marko Novak

“…Even after the decline of the Habsburg Empire, what remained to apply on the territory of nowadays Slovenia as part of the then Kingdom of Yugoslavia, was to an important extent Austrian law. …”
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Property of the Serbian Royal Academy in Belgrade according to the register of ownership documents from 1930-1934 by Aleksić Snežana B.

“…Ownership documents, as a presentation of archival materials, have been prepared in this work, with the aim of contributing to a broader picture of the arrangement of property-legal relations in Belgrade during the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Since ownership documents contain information about the property of certain individuals, they can also be used for the prosopography of Belgrade. …”
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Polish Music in Zagreb between the Two World Wars (as Exemplified by the Croatian Music Institute) by Jolanta Guzy-Pasiak

“… Bilateral diplomatic and economic relations between Poland and the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (from 1929 the Kingdom of Yugoslavia) between the two world wars have been presented quite comprehensively in numerous studies. …”
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Basic tendencies in the evolution of the principle of immediacy in general criminal procedure in Serbia by Brkić Snežana S.

“…In this article, the results of the first part of the research were published, in which the analysis and comparison of the principle of immediacy in our first two procedural codes was carried out: The Code of Criminal Procedure of the Kingdom of Serbia from 1865 and The Code of Criminal Procedure of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia from 1929. Both codes generally respected the structural, personal and temporal segments of the principle of immediacy, allowing for a number of exceptions from it. …”
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Dodele odlikovanja Kraljevine Jugoslavije u emigraciji 1941-1945. by Ratomir Milikić

“…The paper has explored the decorations of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia awarded by King Peter II and the Yugoslav royal government, living in exile in London and Cairo. …”
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BANOVINAS – ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS OF KING ALEXANDER I KARAĐORĐEVIĆ AND HIS PERSONAL REGIME by PREDRAG M. VAJAGIĆ

“…The further fate of the banovinas was determined by the Second World War, in which the Kingdom of Yugoslavia as a state disappeared. Based on an analysis of available archival material, periodicals, memoirs of contemporaries and historiographical publications, the intention of this study is to show how the banovinas, as new administrative units, were used to serve the king’s personal dictatorship. …”
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Vranje's Economic Bank: Joint stock company by Becić Ivan M.

“…Until the outbreak of the bank-agrarian crisis in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia in 1931, shareholders of Vranje's Commercial Bank enjoyed a stable dividend. …”
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In Search of Work – the Life of Croatian Immigrant Men in Canada between the Two World Wars by Snježana Ružić

“…In conclusion, the author shows how improving economic conditions in Canada in the mid 1930s coupled with worsening conditions in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia led most men to find steady employment in cities and decide to remain in Canada. …”
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of Niš by Becić Ivan M.

“…The outbreak of the World War Two in the territory of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia hindered the further work of the Industrial and Commercial Bank, while the government established in Yugoslavia after the 1945 elections shut down all private institutions, which made this institution cease to exist.…”
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South-Serbian bank from Kosovska Mitrovica by Becić Ivan M.

“…Chronical lack of capital for the needs of the economy in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was compensated by the foundation of local cash bureaux. …”
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The image of Rijeka in Miloš Crnjanski's travel reports by Čolak Bojan T.

“…Therefore, bearing in mind the aforementioned travelogue and reportage records, we can conclude that for Miloš Crnjanski, Rijeka is an inspiring place that, on the one hand, has a sentimental value, while, on the other hand, it signifies an important cultural, historical and political segment of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and its identity.…”
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