Serbian Studies

2013

DOI: 10.1353/ser.2013.0016

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Jevreji i antisemitizam u Kraljevini Jugoslaviji: 1918–1941 by Milan Koljanin

Petar Čolić¹

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Afera „Tehnička unija“ i veze JNP Zbora sa nacističkom Nemačkom 1935–1941.

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U članku se, na osnovu neobjavljene građe iz nemačkih i srpskih arhiva, razmatraju priroda i intenzitet veza koje je Jugoslovenski narodni pokret Zbor ostvario sa različitim organima nacističke Nemačke tokom međuratnog perioda. Poseban akcenat stavljen je na aferu „Tehnička unija“ iz 1937. godine, kada je JNP Zbor optužen da prima finansijsku pomoć od Nemačke i da predstavlja agenturu njene obaveštajne službe.

Afera „Tehnička unija“ i veze JNP Zbora sa nacističkom Nemačkom 1935–1941.

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U članku se, na osnovu neobjavljene građe iz nemačkih i srpskih arhiva, razmatraju priroda i intenzitet veza koje je Jugoslovenski narodni pokret Zbor ostvario sa različitim organima nacističke Nemačke tokom međuratnog perioda. Poseban akcenat stavljen je na aferu „Tehnička unija“ iz 1937. godine, kada je JNP Zbor optužen da prima finansijsku pomoć od Nemačke i da predstavlja agenturu njene obaveštajne službe.

Migration spawning migration - on continuity in Jewish emigration from Yugoslavia to Palestine/Israel

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The Yugoslav participation in the Jewish emigration to Mandatory Palestine and, after 1948, to Israel, can be defined as a process consisting of six stages. When the migration is observed on the level of socio-political circumstances, the discontinuity between these stages is apparent. However, the same discontinuity is not to be found when the process is deconstructed down to and examined on the level of families and individuals involved in it. The aspiration of individuals to join members of their families already in Palestine, especially after the tragic losses suffered in the Holocaust, has persevered as one of the key motives driving emigration from Yugoslavia. This paper examines the way in which family ties continuously drove emigration to Mandatory Palestine/Israel and pulled its individual stages into an integral whole. It is primarily based on documents kept at the Archives of the Jewish Historical Museum in Belgrade.

„o Delu Odbegle Sabinjanke“: Osvrt Na Knjigu Dejana Đokića, a Concise History of Serbia

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2024

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