Yugoslavia Collection (page 5)

Dubrovnik Harbor, Old Town, view from the hill, Croatia

Dubrovnik, Old Town ond the city walls, Croatia

Aerial view of the Dubrovnik Old Town, Croatia

Dubrovnik - carved detail of fountain, Croatia

Old Town in Rovinj, Croatia, Europe

Operating with the partisans in Yugoslavia are numbers of RAF personnel. As promised by Winston Churchill some months ago " Every effort in our power will be made to aid

Richard Burton & Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia, 17th October 1974. Also pictured: her daughter Catherine Oxenberg. Princess Elizabeth, between her second (69-78) and third (87-92) marriages

Boys and girls taking part in a Communist Youth labour camp in former Yugoslavia. They were working on a river project. Date: 1963

Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon - Prince Paul of Yugoslavia
An interesting group portrait taken at the Hertfordshire home of the Earl of Strathmore in 1920: (left) Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon (later Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother) (1900-2002)

Farmer ploughing using two working mules Njegusi, Montenegro
A farmer ploughs the soil using two working mules to pull his plough in the village of Njegusi in the Cetinje Municipality of southern Montenegro, This is on the slopes of Mount Lovcen

The Balkan States After the Wars of 1912-13, (c1920). Creator: John Bartholomew & Son
The Balkan States After the Wars of 1912-13, (c1920). Showing Acquisitions of Territory in Darker Tints. Map of the Balkans: Bosnia, Montenegro, Servia (Serbia), Albania, Roumania (Romania)

Christening Group for the Yugoslavian Bakar, J Samuel White and Co, Cowes, Isle of Wight, 1931
Christening Group for the Yugoslavian Bakar, J Samuel White and Co shipyard, Cowes, Isle of Wight, 10 Jan 1931

Liberation of Belgrade, October 1944. Jubilant Russian troops and Yugoslav partisans mingle on the streets

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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.