Yugoslavian Collection (page 6)

Greek bronze of a girl runner, 6th century BC
Greek bronze of a girl runner, probably from Prisrend, Yugoslavia, and possibly Laconian. From the British Museums collection, 6th century BC

Crown Prince Peter of Yugoslavia and brother Tomislav
A candid photograph of Crown Prince Peter of Yugoslavia (later King Peter II) with his younger baby brother, Prince Tomislav in the park of the castle at Dedinje near Belgrade in 1930. Date: 1930

Princess Paul of Yugoslavia in traditional costume
Princess Paul of Yugoslavia (1903 - 1997), formerly Princess Olga of Greece, eldest daughter of Prince Nicholas of Greece and Grand Duchess Helen Vladimirovna of Russia, sister of Princess Marina

The League of Nations Union - Children of Yugoslavia. The LNU was an organisation formed in October 1918 in the United Kingdom to promote international justice

Ikarus IK-2 -these elderly Yugoslavian fighters proved no match for the Axis invaders

YUGOSLAVIA: COSTUMES. Women wearing traditional Yugoslavian costumes, c1900

ALEXANDER I OF SERBIA (1888-1934). King of Yugoslavia, 1921-1934. Photographed c1915 while Prince Regent of Serbia

Slovenia - Gorenja Vas - various views. Date: 1932

Rab - Island off the Dalmatian Coast, Croatia. Date: circa 1930s

Wants money from London. M Jelimir Majouranitch, the new Yugoslavian Minister of Commerce. 30 January 1929

Priest in new Serbian cabinet. Father Anton Koroshetz. 7 January 1929

Yugoslavias Winston. Dr Stanko Shverlyuga. 16 January 1929

World war 2, 18 year old militsa belobaba, a stretcher-bearer of a yugoslavian partisan detachment, bandaging a wounded man

World war 2, december 1944, the yugoslavian national liberation army receives replenishments from the towns and villages liberated from the german fascist invaders, these volunteers

World war 2, a yugoslavian partisan scout in the mountains of yugoslavia

World war 2, yugoslavian military unit training in the soviet union, may 1944, a trench mortar crew

World war 2, soldiers of the (yugoslavian) national liberation army at a dinner arranged for them in the town of brus, december 1944

World war 2, rade dedich, an old soldier of the yugoslavian army, decorated for service in world war 1 against germany and austro-hungary

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

Portland Harbour - Croatian Mother Ship
A Croatian Mother Ship with two Croatian (Yugoslavian as was at this time) submarines moored at the Naval Base at Portland, Dorset

Yugoslavian Submarine at Plymouth - Nebojaa
Yugoslav Submarine at Plymouth - the Nebojaa

Yugoslavian Girl reading a love letter - portrait
A striking postcard in vidid colours, depicting a pretty Yugoslavian Girl reading a love letter, possibly from a partner away fighting in a distant land

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

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Yugoslavia, a land of rich history and captivating moments. From the exhilarating Sokol Rally in Belgrade to the somber occasions surrounding the death and lying in state of Josip Broz Tito, this country has witnessed both triumphs and tribulations. Josip Broz Tito, a Yugoslav revolutionary and statesman, left an indelible mark on the nation. His leadership guided Yugoslavia through turbulent times, shaping its destiny for years to come. The christening of Prince Peter of Yugoslavia symbolized hope for a bright future amidst uncertain times. In 1931, a christening group gathered for the launch of the Yugoslavian Bakar ship at Cowes, Isle of Wight. This event showcased Yugoslavia's maritime prowess and its commitment to progress. Looking back further into history, we find ourselves transported to Belgrade in 1838 through an enchanting engraving. This snapshot captures the essence of a city steeped in tradition yet poised on the brink of change. The treasure of the runaway king unfolds before our eyes with vibrant colors in lithographic artistry. It reminds us that even amidst political turmoil or shifting borders, there is beauty waiting to be discovered within these lands. "The End of a Greek Division" brings forth images from another time when conflicts shaped nations' destinies. It serves as a reminder that unity can emerge from division if we strive towards understanding and cooperation. Yugoslavia holds countless stories within its borders – tales filled with resilience, determination, and cultural diversity. Whether it be rallying enthusiasts roaring down Belgrade's streets or bidding farewell to an influential leader lying in state; each moment etches itself into this nation's collective memory. As we reflect upon these glimpses into Yugoslavian history - from rallies to revolutions - let us remember that behind every caption lies untold narratives waiting to be explored further; stories that reveal not only what was but also what could be.