Istorija 20. veka
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Journal Istorija 20.veka (History of the 20th Century) is continually published biannually from 1983. Journal considers previously unpublished manuscripts of articles and scholarly contributions whose object is contemporary history of Serbia, former Yugoslavia and the Balkans in European and global context. Articles are expected to be interdisciplinary, based on original archival researches. Journal publishes articles that critically investigate social, cultural, economic and intellectual developments of 20th century. All received manuscripts are a subject to a double-blind external peer review process. In order to be accepted the manuscripts need to be deemed publishable by the editorial board and two anonymous reviewers. Articles are published in Serbian and English, and in other languages should the need arise.
Journal is included in SCOPUS, ERIH PLUS index (European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences), Central and Eastern European Online Library (CEEOL) and Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). According to the categorization of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia, since 2015 it carries the category “National Journal of International Importance (M24)”. History of the 20th Century is an Open Access Journal.
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ISSN 0352-3160
eISSN 2560-3647
doi 10.29362/ist20veka
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- DVADESET PET GODINA INSTITUTA ZA SAVREMENU ISTORIJU 1958 - 1983.
- Dvadesetpetogodišnjica Instituta za savremenu istoriju navršila se 1983. godine, ali je obeležavanje jubileja održano 29. januara 1984. U februaru 1984. je, zapravo, bilo 15. godina otkako Institut postoji sa sadašnjim nazivom - Institut za savremenu istoriju. Pripreme za obeležavanje jubileja obavio je, uglavnom, Odbor za proslavu, u čijem sastavu su bili: Sonja Božanović, Petar Kačavenda, Enes Milak, Svetko Reljić i Milan Vesović (predsednik). Radi sagledavanja rezultata rada Instituta izrađena je Bibliografija izdanja ISI 1979 - 1983. i Bibliografija radova naučnih i stručnih radnika ISI 1979 - 1983. Za prethodni period (1958 - 1978) bibliografski i drugi podaci sadržani su u ranije objavljenoj publikaciji »Dvadeset godina Instituta za savremenu istoriju« (1979). Priređena je i prigodna izložba institutskih izdanja.
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- DVADESET PET GODINA RADA INSTITUTA ZA SAVREMENU ISTORIJU
- Nastanak, razvoj i delatnost Instituta za savremenu istoriju čiju 25-godišnjicu danas obeležavamo tesno su povezani s razvojem i promenama koje su se dešavale u našem samoupravnom društvu u proteklom vremenu. Ovaj za nas veoma značajni jubilej je prilika da naše goste i širu javnost upoznamo s radom i životom kolektiva koji je u tom vremenu davao stalni doprinos izučavanju naše revolucionarne prošlosti i sadašnjosti, istorije naroda i narodnosti Jugoslavije od njenog nastanka 1918. do danas.
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- Delatnost jugoslovenske obaveštajne, kontraobaveštajne i diplomatske službe 1945 - 1946.
- A great part of the activities of the Yugoslav diplomacy was filled with confrontations with the countries of Western Europe and the United States of America. According to the communist authorities, these countries provided asylum and hid political emigrants, accused of war crimes and declared to be war criminals. One of the important tasks of the Yugoslav diplomacy was to explain other countries and convince them that its ideological war opponents were quislings, traitors and collaborators; that they were the causes of all the sufferings and misfortunes of people in Yugoslavia etc. On the other side, quite different stories could often be heard. In the political archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, certain archives on these activities have been preserved. Careful reading can reveal a double play of the Western countries in arresting and consigning the Yugoslavs who had fled their country and its authorities. For instance, it could be noticed that they arrested and cosigned the persons they had shown no interests in while their arrest had been delayed or perfidiously refused. It is worth mentioning that barely a single document on the members of the Ustasha Army and state officials of the Independent State of Croatia could be found in the analyzed archives.
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- Demokratska stranka 1920–1941
- Article about the history of Democratic party
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- Die Militäroperation Južni potez 1995
- The article deals with the causes, participants, course, and consequences of the military operation Southern Move (Južni potez), the last battle between the Army of Republika Srpska and Croatian forces in the war in Bosnia. The article attempts to throw some light on the role of the Western diplomacy and regional actors in the operation Southern Move. Through an analysis of strategic and operative aspects of the operation, the account of the battle intends to elucidate primary characteristics of the belligerent armies. The article is based on the original sources published by the Hague Tribunal, as well as on secondary sources.
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- Dijalog istoričara
- Coversation between Omer Karabeg, Nikica Baric and Bojan B. Dimitrijevic.
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- Dimitrije Ljotić and World War II
- Based on memoirs, historiographical works and archival sources, the article deals with the role of the contraversial right-wing politician and the leader of the Zbor movement during WWII. His ideology and its changes before the war were depicted in order to present his wartime activities. Under occupation he became one of the leading and most influential collaborationists and the only one to wield his own armed forces. Although small they played significant role in struggle for power and against the communist-led partisans. The wartime conditions forced him to relinquish some of his lofty principles. It is shown how he remained true to his strongest convictions until the end: Yugoslavism and anti-Semitism.
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- Dinamična promena, Zoran Đinđić stupa na čelo Demokratske stranke 1993-1994
- The article describes the interior party life of the Democratic Party in period 1993-1994. After the relatively unsuccesfull result on the parliamentary elections in late 1992, Zoran Djindjić as a chief of the Democratic Party executive board made a serious atempt to reorganize the party structure. It produced much better outcome on the next parliamentary elections in December 1993, enabling the party to have 29 members (of 250) in the Serbian parliament. It was the highest success of the Democratic Party in any parliamentary elections in 1990ties. Than at the party assembly held in January 1994, Djindjić overtook the leadership of the Democratic which lasted until his assassination in March 2003. The article was written on the basis of the original party archival sources held nowadays at its Documentation Centre.
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- Diznizacija detinjstva i mladosti u socijalističkoj Jugoslaviji
- One of the specific features of the Socialst Yugoslavia was a presence of the Disney’s production, American cartoons, crimeliterature and erotic magazines. They were wide spreaded from the stores, bookshops to the libraries in whole Yugoslavia. It was the sole country from the other side of the Iron Curtain, where was possible to obtain Mickey Mouse Almanach, some of the Marvel Producitons cartoons, Playboy magazine and numerous Xnovels on nearly any coner shop trough the 1960ties. It was paradox that the Yugoslav children took the Pioneer oath and carrying red scarfs on one side, while having the childhood with Disney cartoons which took them into a world of fantasy, and even in the world of capitalism, on the other hand. This unusual ideological paradox brought to Yugoslavia a specific advantages: in the eyes of the West it was treated as much more liberal, while overtaking the cartoones, Communist Party youth organisations manipulated with their contence, using it as a kind of atraction to their idelogical aims.