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Focus is on the history of the region of the Balkans that was formerly united as the nation of Yugoslavia, including regions and nations known as Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Vojvodina, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Hercegovina, and Macedonia (former Yugoslav Republic of). Portions of the region were at various earlier times included in the Ottoman Empire, Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Roman ... [MORE]
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Archives of Serbia and Montenegro
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Founded to collect, transfer, arrange, evaluate, publish, research, protect and provide conditions for use of the archival material of the central and federal bodies and organizations since the creation of Yugoslavia in 1918.
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In the Margines of Chaos: Recollection of Relief Work in and Between Three Wars
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selected chapters from a 1945 book by Francesca M. Wilson
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Jasenovac Research Institute
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Non-profit human rights organization committed to establishing the truth about the crimes of genocide committed at Jasenovac and wartime Yugoslavia against Serbs, Jews and Romas.
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Teaching about Conflict and Crisis in the Former Yugoslavia: The Case of Bosnia-Hercegovina
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Provides facts and explanations about the peoples and places of the former Yugoslavia, including Bosnia-Hercegovina; the collapse of Yugoslavia and the crisis in Bosnia-Hercegovina or "Bosnia;" and the causes, conditions, and consequences of the Bosnian war. Finally, sources of information and materials for teachers are listed.
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US Library of Congress - Country Study: Yugoslavia (Former)
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December 1990 country profile provides information about its historical setting, society and environment, economy, government and politics, and national security.
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War Among the Yugoslavs
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Anthropology of East Europe Review Special Issue 11.1-2
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World History Archives: History of Yugoslavia
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Collection of topical articles.
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World War II in Yugoslavia
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Timeline of the world war, civil war, and revolution, with information about the armies involved (Tito's partisans, ustashe, chetniks, etc.) battles and operations fought, and weapons used.
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