Invazija na Poljsku 1939. iz perspektive beogradske štampe

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Ristanović, R. (2015). Invazija na Poljsku 1939. iz perspektive beogradske štampe, (13), 123-140. Retrieved from https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=299449
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Title

Invazija na Poljsku 1939. iz perspektive beogradske štampe

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Author

Rade, Ristanović

Journal

Zbornik radova Instituta za savremenu istoriju

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Issue

13

Start page

123

End page

140

ISSN

0000-0000

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https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=299449

Date

2015-2021/10/14/11:41:39

Abstract

Summary/Abstract: Analyzing lines of daily and periodical press, we tried to reconstruct how start of World War II, exactly attack of Germany on Poland, war operations, so territory partition influenced on Belgrade public opinion. Daily press issued in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was controlled by the authorities and content of columns on foreign policy depended on foreign policy of the Kingdom. Analyzing lines of daily press in period from the start of the Dancing crisis until Poland partition, confirmed this thesis, totally. Columns of Belgrade daily press dedicated to German invasion on Poland, represented mosaic of telegraphic news which content represented news published almost equally by press agencies of Germany, Poland, Great Britain and France. This kind of reporting was in accordance with the neutral foreign policy of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, so final result of the government-citizens of the Kingdom to stay neutral also. Picturesque reports of Grga Zlatoper, reporter of „Politika“ newspapers from Warsaw, so authorized texts translated from foreign press, enriched Belgrade press. There is no doubt-citizens of Belgrade followed start, escalation and the end of conflict between Germany and Poland, so it is hard to find a segment of this war which remained unknown to the public.

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