Zulfikarpašić-Milošević agreement in 1991. by Mr. Hamza MEMIŠEVIĆ

“…The introductory section of the paper analyzes Muslim (Bosniak)-Serbian historical reconciliation, which includes the period of Austro-Hungarian rule and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia when certain Muslim (Bosniak) politicians formed a specific type of alliance with the Serbs. …”
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The Albanians in the Balkans during World War II by Mariyana Stamova

“…The large Albanian population is a serious problem for the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. One of the culprits, according to some researchers, is Belgrade's own political circles in the interwar period. …”
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Royalist resistance movement in Yugoslavia during the Second World War by Kosta Nikolić, Nebojša Stambolija

“…This was the starting point of a long and complex process that led to the destruction of the social and political order of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and the introduction of communist dictatorship at the end of the war. …”
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The verdict for a court-martial judge: the fate of ustasha official Oktavijan Svježić by Mario Stipančević

“…Even before the new state was established on the ruins of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Svježić became a dependable member of pro-Ustasha organisations, maintaining close contacts with Slavko Kvaternik, a distinguished member of the movement and later on »a marshal«. …”
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Dubrovnik's relics of Saint Vlaho and dispersion of ethnonyms Vlah in the 15th and 16th century by Petrović Radmilo

“…In such common Yugoslav spirit also the creation place of Serbo-Croatian 'Dubrovnik learned Society St.Vlaho' in 1923., within the ramparts of the town of Dubrovnik future, as of a symbiosis of contemporary Serbs, Dubrovnik Serbo-Catholics and native Croats, and enable thereby common and equal coexistence within Kingdom of Yugoslavia.…”
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