Jeremiah, Author at Books of Jeremiah

Language in legal texts (critique of the language norms in laws and bills, 1910)

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Petar Kočić A speech in the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Austro-Hungarian Empire Exalted Sabor!* With regards to the discussion of these legal basics I will make a few remarks about the official language and language in general and its development since the beginning of the occupation to this day. Just as the […]

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A Croatian ustasa with the severed head of a Serbian chetnik. Possibly Petar Brzica.

Yugoslav Ideology: The truth of “Yugoslavism” IX/XV

All Posts, WWII / Jeremiah

By Jovan Dučić First published in Amerikanski Srbobran, 1942 IX No one should blame Pašić for this mistake. Neither should some of his chief cabinet member from the 1914-1918 emigre government be blamed either. This we will see later, based on many facts. Pašić perhaps knew the best the Croat Yugoslavs at the conclusion of

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Rogačica village in western Serbia, nestled along the hills.

SERVIA, YOUNGEST MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN FAMILY (1845), XIII/XXXV

All Posts, Travelogues, XIX Century / Jeremiah

SERVIA, YOUNGEST MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN FAMILY: OR, A RESIDENCE IN BELGRADE, AND TRAVELS IN THE HIGHLANDS AND WOODLANDS OF THE INTERIOR, DURING THE YEARS 1843 AND 1844. BY ANDREW ARCHIBALD PATON, ESQ. CHAPTER XIII. Romantic sylvan scenery.—Patriarchal simplicity of manners.—Krupena,—Sokol.—Its extraordinary position.—Wretched town.—Alpine scenery.—Cool reception.—Valley of the Rogatschitza. Words fail me to describe the

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TATARS AND SERBS AT THE END OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY

All Posts, Historical Research, Medieval Period / Jeremiah

ALEKSANDAR UZELAC, Institute of History, Belgrade A b s t r a c tThe last decades of the Thirteenth century in the South East Europe and Lower Danube basin were marked by the rise of Mongol prince Nogai, “maker of the khans”. At the height of his power, his influence extended south of Danube, as

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A modern graffiti in Croatia, showing a tree with hung people and inscription "Serbian family tree" above and below it. To the right is a shield with the SS "runes" on it.

Yugoslav Ideology: The truth of “Yugoslavism” VIII/XV

All Posts, WWII / Jeremiah

By Jovan Dučić First published in Amerikanski Srbobran, 1942 VIII This was all “Yugoslavism” of Bishop Strossmayer in action. But there is something even more drastic. That was his so-called TRIALISM. And what is that now? a politician of ours will ask, always far away from our and Serbian, and Croatian, and finally, our mutual

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Painting of Austro-Hungarian General Alexander Freiherr von Krobatin, made in 1916.

Austrian Statement on Opening Moves in War Against Serbia, August 1914

All Posts, Historical Documents, WWI and Balkan Wars / Jeremiah

Reproduced below is the text of the official statement issued by the Austrian government in the wake of the opening military action against Serbia in August 1914. The statement, issued by Minister for War General Alexander von Krobatin, refuted suggestions (reported in the press) that the Austrian army had suffered a notable setback in its

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View of the main church of the Tronoša monastery.

SERVIA,YOUNGEST MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN FAMILY (1845), XII/XXXV

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SERVIA, YOUNGEST MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN FAMILY: OR, A RESIDENCE IN BELGRADE, AND TRAVELS IN THE HIGHLANDS AND WOODLANDS OF THE INTERIOR, DURING THE YEARS 1843 AND 1844. BY ANDREW ARCHIBALD PATON, ESQ. CHAPTER XII. The Banat of Matchva.—Losnitza.—Feuds on the Frontier.—Enter the Back-woods.—Convent of Tronosha.—Greek Festival.—Congregation of Peasantry.—Rustic Finery. Through the richest land, forming

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Front side of two roadside memorials for soldiers in 19t century Serbia.

ROADSIDE MEMORIALS AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN 19TH CENTURY SERBIA

All Posts, Historical Research, WWII / Jeremiah

UDC: 726.825(497.11):316.75“18/19“ DOI: 10.34298/9788677431402.XX Vladimir JOVANOVIĆ Institute of History Belgrade Serbia Biljana VUČETIĆ Institute of History Belgrade Serbia Abstract: This paper is concerned with the development of the roadside memorial – a particular type of memorial erected in the Serbian rural environments in the late 19th and early 20th century. As a new type of

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Yugoslav Ideology: The truth of “Yugoslavism” VII/XV

All Posts, WWII / Jeremiah

By Jovan Dučić First published in Amerikanski Srbobran, 1942 VII It is impossible for any sane persons to assume that the Austrian occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina was fought for both the Roman Pope and the Viennese Kaiser, while Strossmayer, a highly respected magnate of this Church, sat idle; and dreaming about Orthodox Serbia taking

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Programme of Narodna Stranka (1906)

All Posts, Early XX Century, Historical Documents / Jeremiah

Brothers, Loyalty and devotion towards the Exalted Ruler and His House and the advancement of our dear Homeland are the guiding words of the Narodna Stranka [tran. note: People’s Party]. Without work and struggle there is no advancement. Peoples, which relied on fate and waited for it to bring them luck have not had success:

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