Udba secret police file as a historical source – The Vujičić case
Studia Lexicographica, 2019 In early May 1941, three Serbs were killed by a group of young Ustasha militiamen assigned to the local headquarters of the Ustasha movement in the Croatian city of Karlovac.
Branko Salaj
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Preganjanje duhovščine v priključenem delu Primorske in coni B Svobodnega tržaškega ozemlja [PDF]
Dileme, 2023 In line with the provisions of the peace treaty with Italy, a large part of the Archdiocese of Gorizia became part of Yugoslavia on 15 September 1947; the same applies to the Diocese of Rijeka and part of the Diocese of Trieste-Koper. Franc Močnik became
Tamara Griesser Pečar
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Tito‑Stalin conflict and the Yugoslav Secret Police (UDBA) in 1948–1956 [PDF]
Securitas Imperii, 2020 Paper deals with the role of Yugoslav secret police (UDBA) during the Tito-Stalin split. From its beginnings Yugoslav secret police was one of the pillars of the newly established communist rule in Yugoslavia, with crucial role fighting against the remaining enemies from the Second World War.
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Intelligence and Security Services in Tito's Yugoslavia [PDF]
Istorija 20. Veka, 2019 As with the other communist-governed states, socialist Yugoslavia had a broadly developed state and military security apparatus. The article describes the initial steps of the Department for the People’s Protection (locally known as the OZNA).
Bojan Dimitrijević
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Pad Stanka Opačića Ćanice - od Korduna do logora i natrag [PDF]
Istorija 20. Veka, 2019 Paper analyses political fall of Stanko Opačić Ćanica in year 1950, his arrest, interrogation, incarceration on Goli otok labor camp and subsequent surveillance after the release by the Yugoslav secret police.
Martin Previšić
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Fall of Aleksandar Ranković and Condemnation of “Rankovićism” [PDF]
Токови историје, 2016 This study examines the circumstances which lead to the purge of Aleksandar Ranković, the longtime person “Number one” in the State Security’s apparatus. The study also analyses the impact it had on the future events in the history of Yugoslavia.
Srđan Cvetković
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Dr. Đura Đurović a lifelong opponent of Yugoslav communist totalitarianism [PDF]
Balcanica, 2012 The paper deals with the life story of Dr. Đura Đurović (1900-1983), one of key targets of Yugoslav communist totalitarianism. He was a Belgrade lawyer who worked in the Administration of the City of Belgrade before WWII.
Markovich Slobodan G.
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Proces proti podpornikom Matjaževe vojske v Sevnici: primer Marije Košir
Dileme, 2021 At the beginning of December 1949, seven young people were convicted at the trial in Brežice for allegedly being members of an illegal “organization by the name of Matjaž's Army” In Sevnica.
Mateja Čoh Kladnik
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PUNITIVE EXPEDITIONS OF THE COMMUNIST AUTHORITIES AGAINST SIROKI BRIJEG ANTI-COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS 1945-1948 [PDF]
Hum, 2020 Anti-communist guerrillas are armed groups who opposed the newly established Communist regime in the post-war period. Široki Brijeg anti-communist guerrilla was one of the most numerous in West Herzegovina after the Second World War.
Hrvoje Mandić
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Ozna/Udba: Records of Enemies and their Categorisation (1940s and 1950s)
Journal of Contemporary History, 2017 U članku se prikazuje kako je partizanski pokret na čelu s Komunističkom partijom Jugoslavije pomoću svoje sigurnosno-obavještajne službe u vrijeme rata i nakon preuzimanja vlasti prikupljao podatke o neprijatelju i kategorizirao ih prema različitim kriterijima, od vojnih do političkih.
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