“Żeligowski’s Mutiny” as a Polish Way to Solve the “Vilnius Problem” by Larysa Shvab, Anatoliy Shvab, Mariana Shvab

“…The parade of the newly pro¬claimed states of the Czechoslovak Republic, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, the Kingdom of Hungary, the Western Ukrainian People's Republic, each of which had territorial claims against its neighbours, created a precedent for a series of frontier military actions. …”
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On the Stojadinović-Pavelić Agreement from 1954: Facts and assumptions by Simić Bojan V.

“…The key figure among Serbian immigrants in Argentina was Milan Stojadinović, the former Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, despite he did not take any official position in such emigrant organizations. …”
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The role of France in strengthening science in Serbia and the Western Balkans: Between scientific cooperation and science diplomacy by Kolaković Aleksandra

“…France has a long tradition of cultural and scientific influence in the Balkan region, and historically especially in Serbia and in the countries formed on the territory of the former Yugoslavia (Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, Kingdom of Yugoslavia). The aforementioned influence, which followed its economic and political influence, was founded not only on the basis of the Alliance in the Great War (1914-1918), but primarily on the basis of the education and training of the Serbs and Balkans at the Sorbonne and at other French universities. …”
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Communism and Nostalgia. Longing for Communismin Texts of Publicists from Central-Eastern Europe and Balkans by Denys Ivanov

“…We concluded that analysis of the regional level shows the variety of manifestations of nostalgia and reactions to it — pursuing a policy of decommunization, using nostalgia for capitalist purposes (Grūtas Park in Lithuania), exploitation nostalgia for political purposes (using ideas of Great Hungary or the Kingdom of Yugoslavia). The facts of discussing nostalgia and discussing reactions to nostalgia we characterized as a discussion for the sake of discussion. …”
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Metamorphoses of memory of the the Russian-Serbian Brotherhood of War in Modern Serbia by A. Yu. Timofeev

“…Over 70% of Yugoslavs killed during the Second World War were slaughtered by the citizens of former Kingdom of Yugoslavia. The terror unleashed by Tito in the first postwar decade in 1944-1954 was proportionally bloodier than Stalin repressions in the postwar USSR. …”
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Analfabetski kursevi u Vojsci Kraljevine SHS/Jugoslavije 1918-1941. by Dalibor Velojić

“…After the end of the First World War, the newly formed state of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes/ Kingdom of Yugoslavia was burdened with a Distinctive set of challenges reflecting its political and economic development rate, as well as cultural heritage. …”
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(Un)equal and defiant to patriarchy: The first female Serbian doctors Draga Ljočić Milošević and Smilja Kostić-Joksić and their place in the society by Pantelić Ivana

“…Before the beginning of World War II she had an assistant status and was a woman with the highest academic status in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. In the socialist Yugoslavia due to ideological disagreements, she was dismissed from the University. …”
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„NULTI PACIJENT“: POČECI DELOVANJA SOVJETSKE OBAVEŠTAJNE SLUŽBE U KRALJEVINI JUGOSLAVIJI by Aleksej Timofejev

“…There are two figures connected to the NKVD activities in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia: Fedor Mahin and Leonid Linitsky. When F. …”
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Memories of Sarajevo Jew Benjamin Samokovlija – Damjan about his participation in the National liberation and anti-fascist war in Yugoslavia (1941-1945) by Aleksandar Manojlovski

“…On April 5, 1941 he was mobilized in the ranks of the army of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. In the second half of August 1941, Benjamin joined the ranks of the National Liberation Army and the People's Liberation Army. …”
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Miroslav Krleža i pravaštvo. Prilog istoriji ideja i ideologija by Goran Miloradović

“…In the period of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Krleža was a sympathizer of the right-wing Croatian Peasant Party. …”
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Desanka Maksimović’s Engaged Medical Novel “The Open Window” (1954): Tuberculosis as a Social(ist) Issue by Stanislava Barać

“…The aims of this paper are a) to define the given genres and place The Open Window within the traditions mentioned above; b) to define and analyze the novel’s representation of tuberculosis; c) to explain how the author placed the subject of this contagious disease and its epidemic spread throughout the Kingdom of Yugoslavia into the frame of the debate between conservative and emancipatory social movements. …”
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Graphic Novel Adaptation of “And Quiet Flows the Don” by M. Sholokhov (the Russian-Serbian Comic Strip “The Cossacks”)

“…The graphic novel under review is one of the first creative products of the ninth kind of art in Serbia and is connected with the emergence of this phenomenon in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Its publication laid the foundation of the famous “Belgrade School”, which developed the European traditions of graphic literature. …”
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Niš Credit Bank between the two world wars by Becić Ivan M., Antić Dejan D.

“…Until the outbreak of the financial crisis in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia in September 1931, this institution brought a solid dividend to its shareholders and had the reputation of a stable monetary institution among the banks in Niš . …”
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Primary school in Zupče by Biševac Slaviša I., Manojlović Dušan M.

“…At its foundation the school was named 'Primary School Zupčanska', at the time of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, it was called by the Serbian saint of St. …”
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Peć's monetary institutes founded after the great war by Becić Ivan M.

“…Bank crisis broken out in 1931 in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia disabled normal business activity of the bank, especially the ones having for their clients farmers, as the case was with Hvosnovska bank. …”
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Two views on the Yugoslav ideology in Serbian music periodicals between the two world wars by Vasić Aleksandar

“…Hence, Serbian music periodicals provide an insight into the fundamental ideological and political problem of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 177004: Identiteti srpske muzike od lokalnih do globalnih okvira: tradicije, promene, izazovi]…”
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Music in a ‘classless society’: Activities of members and ‘fellow travelers’ of communist party of Yugoslavia on the construction of conceptual and practical basis of the new music... by Vesić Ivana

“…On account of its illegal status in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, the CPY underwent many transformations in its organizational structure and methods of political struggle during the 1920s and 1930s. …”
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Djelovanje i ustroj mornarice NDH na rijekama by Nikica Barić

“…During Axis attack on Kingdom of Yugoslavia in April 1941 most of its river boats were scuttled by their crews. …”
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The role of Italy in the june uprising of 1941 in the region of Herzegovina by Adnan Velagić

“…After the April War and the collapse of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, the position of Bosnia and Herzegovina was extremely complex. …”
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PRILOZI ZA PROUČAVANJE ISELJAVANJA SRBA I CRNOGORACA SA KOSOVA I METOHIJE POD VLAŠĆU JOSIPA BROZA TITA by Miomir Gatalović

“…During the period of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians/Kingdom of Yugoslavia, there was several proposals to correct this situation and the implementation of bringing in Serbian colonist began, but this project was neither thoroughly thought out, nor fully implemented. …”
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