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Conflicting Legal Perspectives on the Establishment of Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes

Law and History Review
AbstractThe analysis delves into the complex legal intricacies surrounding the establishment of South Slavic state entities post-World War I, as international law of the time didn't fully encompass modern legal instruments defining international relations subjects. Nonetheless, legal arguments affirm the statehood of the State of SCS, formed within the
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Inherited Systems, New Realities

Acta Histriae
With the establishment of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, the unification and organization of the healthcare system began throughout the new state.
Jelena Rafailović
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Are Andrija Štampar's principles gone - forever and ever? [PDF]

Croat Med J, 2017
Džakula A, Tripalo R, Vočanec D, Radin D, Lončarek K.   +4 more
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In search of racial types: soldiers and the anthropological mapping of the Romanian nation, 1914-44. [PDF]

Patterns Prejudice, 2013
Turda M.
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The history of written word in Croatian nursing. [PDF]

Croat Med J, 2012
Kalauz S, Cukljek S, Kovacević I.
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Local Ethnic Demography and Ethnonationalist Voting: Evidence from Interwar Yugoslavia. [PDF]

Nationalism Ethn Polit
Stojkovic S.
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Epidemiological Features of Human Cases After Bites/Scratches From Rabies-suspected Animals in Zenica-Doboj Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina. [PDF]

J Prev Med Public Health, 2019
Uzunović S, Skomorac M, Bašić F, Mijač-Musić I.   +3 more
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Rokkan Rules? Communist Elites and the Choice of Electoral Systems in the Yugoslav Republics, 1989-1990. [PDF]

Eur Asia Stud
Glaurdić J, Muharemović E.
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Former Austro – Hungarian officers in the Army of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes / Yugoslavia

Review of Croatian History, 2009
The Serbian army personnel could not respond to the challenges presented in the newly founded Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. A great number of officers from the former Austro-Hungarian Army were to be admitted but with prior verifications. The treatment of accepted officers in the new army was unfavourable and they were labelled as former ...
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