
Serbian Blue Book (1914) I/XII
From World War I Document Archive No. 1 From: M. Yov. M. Yovanovitch, Minister at

From World War I Document Archive No. 1 From: M. Yov. M. Yovanovitch, Minister at

UDC: 327(497.11:450:496.5)“1912/1914“DOI: 10.34298/9788677431402.12 Biljana STOJIĆInstitute of HistoryBelgradeSerbia Abstract: This paper examines Serbia’s goal to provide

The Austro-Hungarian Ultimatum to Serbia The Austro-Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Berchtold, to the Minister

UDC: 614.885(73):94(497.16)”1915/1919”DOI: 10.34298/IC2069471V Biljana VUČETIĆInstitute of HistoryBelgrade Abstract: This article considers the relief work of

(This book is confidential) Article 1. All prisoners—officers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers—must be directed to

https://doi.org/10.2298/BALC1849057FUDC 94(497.11)”1914/1918″Original scholarly workhttp://www.balcanica.rs Dušan Fundić*Institute for Balkan StudiesSerbian Academy of Sciences and ArtsBelgrade Abstract:

The Austro-Hungarian government waited three weeks following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand – heir

Reproduced below is the text of the official statement issued by the Austrian government in

Section of Epidemiology and State Medicine. President—Dr. G. S. BUCHANAN. A Pandemic of Typhus in Serbia in 1914 and 1915. ; By V….

The Montenegrin case at the Versailles and Paris peace conference about why Scutari/Skadar should be given to Montenegro.