Yugoslavia Collection (page 21)

Josip broz tito (right) with mosha pijade, who served 14 years in various yugoslavian prisons for his progressive activity, lepoglava jail, 1928-33

Tito wounded in june 1943 in northern montenegro mountains, seen with dr, ivan ribar (l), later president of the new yugoslavia presidium

President tito and gheorghe gheorghiu dej acknowledging citizens cheers at the mass meeting at kladovo marking the beginning of the works on the iron gates hydro-electric power plant, sep, 7, 1964

Scene outside a souvenir shop, Yugoslavia
Scene outside a shop in a street in former Yugoslavia. The shopkeeper (on the left) has a discussion with a potential customer

Shoe stall in street market, Yugoslavia
Scene at a shoe stall in a busy street market in former Yugoslavia, with pieces of blue material (possibly trousers and jackets) stacked up on the left. (2 of 2) Date: September 1965

Street market in Yugoslavia
Scene at a street market in former Yugoslavia. A woman examines a pair of shoes the stallholder is trying to sell her. To the left is a colourful jewellery stall. Date: September 1965

Tales From Many Lands: The Little Singing Frog

Aerial view of rooftops in an East European town
A picturesque aerial view of rooftops, possibly in a town in former Yugoslavia. Date: circa 1965

Aerial view of a street in an East European town
A picturesque aerial view of a narrow street, possibly in a town in former Yugoslavia. Date: circa 1965

View across roofs in an East European town
A picturesque and colourful view across the roofs of a town, possibly in former Yugoslavia. Date: circa 1965

View across roofs, Yugoslavia
A picturesque and colourful view across the roofs of a town in former Yugoslavia. Date: September 1965

Scene on a country lane, Yugoslavia
Scene on a country lane in former Yugoslavia at harvest time. People leading ponies carrying large bundles of hay. Date: September 1965

Woman riding a donkey along a country lane, Yugoslavia
Scene on a country lane in former Yugoslavia -- an elderly woman riding a donkey. Date: September 1965

Man in a crowd in a Yugoslavian street
A man in a crowd in a Yugoslavian street. He is carrying a wooden barrel, possibly containing cheese. Date: September 1965

People with ponies and sacks, Yugoslavia
Scene in a street in former Yugoslavia -- people walking along the road with ponies carrying goods on their backs. Date: September 1965

Scene on a street corner, Yugoslavia
Scene on a street corner in former Yugoslavia -- two men and two women, together with a pony or mule carrying heavy sacks. Date: September 1965

People in traditional costume, Yugoslavia
Scene in a street in former Yugoslavia, with people in traditional costume, and ponies carrying goods on their backs. Date: September 1965

Scene in a street market, Yugoslavia
Scene in a street market in former Yugoslavia, with a man selling musical instruments. Date: September 1965

Blue Milkweed Beetle placed on flower (MR)

King Peter of Yugoslavia. Date 1942?

Sarajevo Market
Veiled Muslim women at Sarajevo market, Serbia (former Yugoslavia). Date: 1930s

Diocletians Palace
The peristyle of Diocletians Palace, at Split (Spalatum) Croatia (former Yugoslavia). Roman Emperor Diocletian had this massive palace built after his abdication 305 A.D. Date: 1930s

Croatia / Split Harbour
Fishing boats in the historic harbour at Split (Spalatum) Croatia (former Yugoslavia). Date: 1930s

French poster, V for Victory
A French wartime poster or cartoon illustrating V for Victory, showing a soldier holding his hands up on a map of Greece, with a bayoneted rifle pointing at him. Date: 20th century

Virgin, Saviour of Souls. 14th cent. Byzantine Icon. Yugoslavia. NOTE: This image avail. up to 100MB. Call for details

The Virgin Hodegetria. 13th cent. Byzantine Icon. Yugoslavia. NOTE: This image avail. up to 100MB. Call for details

The Virgin and Child Pelagonitissa. Zrze Monastery. 1421. Byzantine Icon. Macedonia, Ex-Yugoslavia. NOTE: This image avail. up to 100MB. Call for details

Peter II of Yugoslavia with his Mother
Peter II of Yugoslavia (1923 - 1970) on the right of this photograph with his Mother and his siblings, in mourning following the assassination of his Father King Alexander I in France in 1934

Peter II of Yugoslavia (1923 - 1970), The eldest son of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia. Ascended to the throne at the age of 11 in 1934 following the assassination of his Father in France

King Alexander of Yugoslavia (1900-1934). Ruler of Yugoslavia; Crown Prince of Serbia

Fiume, Croatia - Free State Period
The new Italo-Yugoslav Quarter at Fiume/Rijeka. A location with a spectacularly varied past, under the control of many differing powers over the centuries

British Submarine L53 at Herceg Novi, Montenegro
Photograph taken at Herceg Novi (Montenegro) of the British Submarine L53 loading a torpedo

Prince Peter of Yugoslavia
Crown Prince Peter of Yugoslavia, c. 1927

Queen Marie of Yugoslavia and Prince Peter
Queen Marie of Yugoslavia (Princess Marie of Romania) with her newborn eldest son Peter in September 1923

Yugoslavian Royal Family
Crown Prince Peter of Yugoslavia with his brothers, Tomislav (left) and Andrej in Zagreb in 1933

Belgrade Proclamation
The people of Belgrade learn from royal pronouncements on the walls that their country and its neighbours will henceforward be politically united as Yugoslavia

Turks Quit Belgrade
The Turkish forces of occupation evacuate Belgrade, which will now become the capital of Serbia, and eventually of Yugoslavia

Edward VIII on Holiday
EDWARD VIII and Mrs Wallis Simpson on holiday in September 1936 at Rab in Yugoslavia, surrounded by bodyguards and policemen

Edward & Wallis Simpson
EDWARD VIII and Mrs Wallis Simpson during the Kings summer holiday to Rab in Yugoslavia in September 1936. The King was to abdicate in December of that year

COACH TRIP
Tourists on a coach trip to Kotor, Yugoslavia

Label Cetinje Hotel
The label of the GRAND HOTEL, CETINJE, shows a coach unloading visitors at the hotel : at this time Yugoslavia still exists and Montenegro is part of it

Nikola I / Montenegro
NIKOLA I Ruler of Montenegro (Yugoslavia) with his family

Nikola I / Montenegro 1903
NIKOLA I Ruler of Montenegro (Yugoslavia)

Serbian Postman
A Serbian postman explains to a peasant that he has got a puncture in his bicycle tyre, due to the rough country roads

Yugoslavia Train Crash
On the Zagreb to Spalato line, high winds and snow combine to send a freight train off the tracks

QUEEN MARIE (1900-61)
MARIE (MIGNON) HOHENZOLLERN Descendant of Queen Victoria and daughter of the King of Romania. Queen of Alexander I of Yugoslavia. Here with sons Peter, Tomislav and Andrej

Hotel Label Dubrovnik
Hotel label from the GRAND HOTEL IMPERIAL, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, (Serbia and Montenegro) Dubrovnik now part of Croatia

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"Yugoslavia: A Tapestry of History, Culture, and Resilience" Step into the captivating world as we embark on a journey through its diverse tapestry of history, culture, and resilience. From the iconic England v. Rest of the World International Soccer match at Wembley to the ancient Map of the Dacian Empire and Roman provinces, this land has witnessed countless tales unfold. In Belgrade's vibrant streets, echoes from the past resound during Sokol Rally - an event that unites adrenaline-fueled enthusiasts in celebration. Just like Yanitza, The Albanian Joan of Arc depicted in Le Petit Journal, Yugoslavians have always displayed unwavering courage and determination. The Tatler cover featuring Duchess of Kent and her sisters encapsulates elegance intertwined with royal lineage. Meanwhile, a street scene in Doboj reveals everyday life in northern Bosnia and Herzegovina - a testament to the resilience ingrained within every Yugoslavian heart. Gaze upon G. H. Davis' intricate map showcasing Yugoslavia's geographical splendor; it is a reminder that this nation was bound by both natural beauty and shared aspirations for unity. H. R. H Princess Paul graces another Tatler front-cover - an embodiment of grace amidst turbulent times. Witness Dubrovnik's reconstruction after adversity struck Croatia; it stands tall as a symbol of hope rising from ruins. Market Day captures bustling scenes where locals embrace their heritage through vibrant exchanges while JAT Yugoslav Airlines poster invites you to explore beyond borders. Finally, we mourned together at the passing of Josip Broz Tito - a visionary statesman who shaped Yugoslavia's destiny with his leadership. Yugoslavia may no longer exist as one entity today but its legacy lives on through these snapshots woven together by threads that transcend time. It serves as a reminder that even amidst challenges faced by nations or individuals alike – strength lies within embracing diversity while cherishing the shared bonds that unite us all.