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In this paper, based on literature and on the content of the Vukovar weekly newspaper Hrvatski borac, the relations between Catholic priests and local Church communities and the NDH (Independent State of Croatia) and its domestic and foreign policy have been reconstructed. In this case town of Vukovar from December 1941 to mid-1942 is concerned. Furthermore, a comparative analysis of the contents of Hrvatski borac with other Catholic newspapers gives an insight into similarities and differences from their contents, allowing an inference of the extent to which this newspaper was in line with other significant Catholic periodicals. At the end of this paper, a complete bibliography of articles published in this newspaper is given. The weekly newspaper Hrvatski borac, issued in Vukovar from December 1941 to June 1942, was a political informative weekly newspaper. In its content it was no different from the way in which political occurrences were described in other newspapers of the time controlled by the regime. This refers to the approach to Jews in particular as well as to uncritical acceptance of all proceedings of Ustasha authorities. Compared to other Catholic newspapers issued in the NDH, Hrvatski borac stood out for the quality of its texts on members of the Orthodox Church converting to Catholicism.
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The history of the organs in the Cistercian Abbey in Kraków-Mogiła has not been studied so far. The article elabo-rates this topic based on the results of an archival query. Most of the sources used are preserved in the Cistercian Archive in Mogiła. Examining them, the author discusses the history of instruments in the monastic church and in the former St Bartholomew church. On the basis of the sources, it was stated that at least in the 18th century the monastery church was equipped with two pipe organs. This fact has not been pointed out so far by researchers. The following article is supplemented by archival photographs.
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Esad Tihić, an YNA colonel and history professor, was born in 1925 in Bosanski Samac. He graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy, Department of History, in Belgrade. He worked for more than 30 years in the Military Publishing Institute, mainly in the preparation and publication of the works dealing with the history of the NOP and other historical periods. He was the editor of over 30 books and editions. He published a significant number of historiographical works and several historical monographs. The author reminds us of this almost forgotten military historian, one of the two authors of the "Gračanica and the surrounding areas in the NOP and revolution" monograph, talking about the cooperation on that project, with a number of interesting details of that cooperation. For the first time, the complete list of the books and historiographical works published by Esad Tihić (with the exception of two smaller articles) has been published.
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The Selection of the Current Bibliography of Papers from Paleobalkanistics in Yugoslavia (1971) / Izbor tekuće bibliografije radova iz paleobalkanistike u Jugoslaviji (1971)
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The Selection of the Current Bibliography of Papers from Paleobalkanistics in Yugoslavia (1972) / Izbor tekuće bibliografije radova iz paleobalkanistike u Jugoslaviji (1972)
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Bibliography of Papers by Alojz Benac (1948 – 1975) / Bibliografija radova Alojza Benca (1948 — 1975)
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Hronika — Chronique — Chronicle: 1) Résultats des recherches effectuées par le Centre d’études balkaniques en 1986 2) Zaključci sa godišnjeg sastanka stahiiih članova Centra za baLkanološka ispitivanja, održanog 13. juna 1987. godine u Sarajevu 3) Zaključci sa bonzultativnog sastanka o proučavanju grčke antike u Jugoslaviji 4) Promocija publikacije „Praiistorija jugoslavenskih zemalja” 5) Bibliografija radova iz publikacije „Praistorija jugoslavenskih zemalja”
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Die vorliegende Studie ist eine Analyse der Manuskripte 702, 739 und 767 aus dem Folklore-Archiv der Rumänischen Akademie. Diese beinhalten die Antworten des Schülers Ioan Berbecaru auf die vom Archivleiter Ion Muşlea im Zeitraum 1930-1935 verfassten und verschickten volkskundlichen Fragebogen. Mehrere Gründe haben uns dazu veranlasst, diese Materialien zu untersuchen: Neben dem inneren Wert, der in der sachlichen Information dieser Archivdokumenten beruht, zeichnen sie sich durch die besondere Gründlichkeit und Richtigkeit der Ausführung, ein Verdienst des Korrespondenten von Muşlea. Außerdem weist Manuskript 702 zwei verschiedene Diskursarten zu den ethnographischen Tatsachen, und folglich zwei Texttypen auf: ein narrativer Diskurs, der handgeschriebene Texte/Dokumente produziert und ein visueller Diskurs, der Bilder, genauer gesagt Zeichnungen entstehen lässt. Infolge der Analyse wurden die zwei Dokumententypen in drei Gruppen aufgeteilt: Zur ersten Kathegorie gehören graphische Darstellungen von vier Ritualszenen (Bestattung, Weihnachtsbräuche, Fruchtbarmachung von unfruchtbaren Bäumen und bäuerliche Wettervorhersage). Die zweite Gruppe umfasst fünf weibliche Zauberpraktiken. Bei der letzten Gruppe wurden zwei Fälle besprochen, wo das Bild nicht mehr Sequenzen des Rituals, sondern ein Moment der Erzählung darstellt. Zum Schluss betonten wir die Komplementarität der zwei Diskurstypen – des geschriebenen und des visuellen – in der Darstellung von ethnographischen Tatsachen.
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In the Bjelovar State Archive´s library 41 manuscripts prepared for publication were found. The manuscripts were written between 1961 and 1972. The author or editor of all the manuscripts is Savo Velagić, director of the Archive in that period. The paper gives annotated bibliography of all the manuscripts. All of them were completely prepared for publication; they have the title page with the data about the author(s), editor(s) and even the publisher (Bjelovar State Archive) as well as a year of publication, (although 37 manuscripts have never been published). The purpose of the paper is to give a bibliography of the manuscripts found in the library, to give a basis for future researches on Bjelovar and Croatian history, publishing and archives.
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Valjevo had long felt the consequences of being at the center of the Balkan front in the First World War. It took more than twenty years for Valjevo and its citizens to recover from the sufferings in the First World War. No sooner had it seemed that the citizens of Valjevo would finally heal from the consequences of the Great War than the Second World War began. After the Second World War, Serbian historiography had long dealt with the matter of the First World War only sporadically and insufficiently. Significant strides in this respect were made towards the end of the 1960s. Many articles published in the local history magazine as well as in scholarly anthologies initiated an interest in this topic. There has since been a progressive increase in the number of bibliographies that include the First World War. Researchers who showed interest in studying the history of the local community and its role in the context of Serbia in the Great War produced many academic works. Of all these works, the most valuable historical materials are those produced right after the Great War under the patronage of the state and those which authors were direct participants in the combat operations in the Valjevo region. Their testimonies through remembrance and memoirs give us a true picture of the aforementioned events and the extent of suffering of the citizens of Valjevo. Vastly important are the works made at WWI themed scientific conferences which focused on the Battle of Kolubara and Valjevo Hospital. No less valuable were the contemporary home and foreign press, with their daily reports from the Balkan front. Local historians and amateur chroniclers have also played a major role in ensuring that the horrors and sufferings of the citizens of Valjevo in the First World War are never forgotten. Valjevo had the misfortune to play a pivotal role in the First World War, and it suffered numerous and extensive criticisms as a consequence.
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Ksenija Milošević je rođena 21. 8. 1933. u Mostaru, gdje je išla u školu do aprila 1941. godine. Tada je s porodicom izbjegla i do januara 1942. nije imala stalno mjesto boravka. Od januara 1942. do novembra 1945. živjela je u Vrnjačkoj Banji, kada dolazi u Sarajevo. Tu je išla u gimnaziju. Nakon trećeg razreda, kao odličan đak, dobila je stipendiju i odmah prešla na Trgovačku akademiju i bez završnog razreda nekadašnje niže gimnazije. Polaznici tih stručnih škola poslije rata bili su nov kadar stavljen na raspolaganje republičkoj vladi. Ksenija Milošević bila je dodijeljena Ministarstvu finansija NR Bosne i Hercegovine. Budući da je bila briljantan đak, donesena je odluka na nadležnom mjestu da studira hemiju. No ipak se Ksenija Milošević obrela na grupi za sh. jezik i istoriju jugoslovenske književnosti na Filozofskom fakultetu u Sarajevu, gdje je i apsolvirala 1954. godine. Tada se zaposlila i radila kao nastavnik osnovne škole i lektor u Narodnom pozorištu i Malom pozorištu u Sarajevu. Diplomirala je u septembru 1961. s odličnim uspjehom.
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