Yugoslavia and reparation after Second World War

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Lajbenšperger, N. (2018). Yugoslavia and reparation after Second World War, (2), 129-139. Retrieved from https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=842184
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Title

Yugoslavia and reparation after Second World War

Subtitle
Author

Nenad, Lajbenšperger

Journal

LIMESplus

Volume
Issue

2-3

Start page

129

End page

139

ISSN

1820-0869

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DOI
URL

https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=842184

Date

2018-2021/10/18/12:01:43

Abstract

Summary/Abstract: In this work we briefly look at reparation for war damage which was made to Yugoslavia during World War II. Yugoslavia had a right to reparation from Germany, Italy, Hungary, and Bulgaria. Reparations from Germany were set at Reparation Conference in Paris (in 1945), and from Italy, Hungary and Bulgaria at Paris Peace Conference (in 1946). Yugoslavia received very small amount of reparations and they were paid in different industrial devices and merchandise. Yugoslavia publicly writes off reparations to Bulgaria. She also tried to get reparations from Austria, but she didn’t manage to realize that.

Keywords

Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, Hungary, Italy, reparation, war damage, Yugoslavia