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Yugoslavia Culture:     more books (51)

A system of oyster culture on floating shellfish parks (Studies and reviews / General Fisheries Council for the Mediterranean) by M Nikolić, 1962 The signs of Vinca culture;: An internal analysis: their role, chronology and independence from Mesopotamia by Milton McChesney Winn, 1973 The Impossible Country: A Journey Through the Last Days of Yugoslavia by Brian Hall, 1994-07-01 Yugoslavia (Phono Book Series) by International Communications Foundation, 1963-01-01 Culture And Art Activities Of Trade Unions Of Yugoslavia by M. MILOYKOVITCH, 1950-01-01 Balkan Babel: The Disintegration Of Yugoslavia From The Death Of Tito To Ethnic War, Second Edition by Sabrina Petra Ramet, 1996-02-01 Language, ethnicity, and nationalism: On the linguistic foundations of a unified Yugoslavia by Henrik Birnbaum, 1978 Possibility of acclimatization and population of American white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) in mountain region of Yugoslavia: Final technical report by Dus̆an Bojović, 1975 Early farming cultures in central Serbia (eastern Yugoslavia): Preliminary report and guide to an exhibit in the National Museum of Kragujevac by Alan McPherron, 1971 Early farming cultures in Central Serbia: (Eastern Yugoslavia). Preliminary report and Guide to an exhibit in the National Museum of Kragujevac, September, ... muzeju Kragujevac - septembar, 1971] by Alan McPherron, 1971 Bibliography of English language sources on Yugoslavia: Also sections on peasant society, field methods, European peasant cultures, the Balkans and Eastern Europe by Joel Martin Halpern, 1964 Neighbors at War: Anthropological Perspectives on Yugoslav Ethnicity, Culture, and History by Joel Martin Halpern, 2000-07-01 Disintegration in Frames: Aesthetics and Ideology in the Yugoslav and Post-Yugoslav Cinema by Pavle Levi, 2007-01-30 Dubrovnik: And its surroundings history, culture, art, tourism, scenery by Anus̆ka Novaković, 1989

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21. Culture And Art - Yugoslav Business Directory - About Yugoslavia - Serbia And Mo
    Electricity and Energy • Social Institutions • Finance and Insurance •Construction • Chemical Industry • culture and Art About yugoslavia.  
    http://www.economy.co.yu/english/business_directory/culture_and_art.html

22. Ethics @ Brandeis - Culture Links, Former Yugoslavia
    Projects. Links culture, Language, Religion, and Women s Experiencesin the Former yugoslavia. yugoslavia A Country Study. Religion  
    http://www.brandeis.edu/ethics/publications_resources/biic_student_writing/fy/cu

23. The Balkans Pages: Rock And Roll In Former Yugoslavia
    countries like former yugoslavia, Ireland, Lebanon, Israel, South Africa - whichhad an access to western civilization on the level of culture, but not  
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    Extractions: This cover for the Belgrade hip-hop bands compilation CD, looks like reflecting a picture from the street in Harlem, New York city, and the white kid with punk haircut sitting on the sidewalk could have easily been me... There is a host of countries - like former Yugoslavia, Ireland, Lebanon, Israel, South Africa... - which had an access to "western civilization" on the level of culture, but not on the level of economy or political system. So, in a way we were a part of the "western civilization": we watched the same movies (American, mostly), scribbled the same graffiti on the walls, listened to the same music (British and American, mostly) and tried to emulate dress-codes of our "western civilization" peers while living in third-worldishly poor countries ridden by war, apartheid, communism and screwed up history full of failures. In Yugoslavia rock was around since early sixties, but it finally caught on with wide audiences in eighties through punk. Suddenly a very simple style was around which was easy to do even with very little money. So, a lot of bands just happened overnight. The punk menace swept Yugoslavia from northwest to southeast, and at some point we thought that punk is what the "western civilization" is all about, so we loved the "western civilization". Yugoslavia was a country of artificial, ideological bonds. Different cultures and ethnoreligious groups were never allowed to form the alliance in a natural way. Rather, the alliance was forced upon them under the slogan "brotherhood and unity". This never allowed us to know each other, really. Communists were scared that they'd be not needed any more if a more substantial bonds between various groups occurred. So, they worked on preventing them: inadvertently setting grounds for their extinction and the nationalist take-over in nineties. Rock, and particularly punk, was declared a Western plague, and although it was not banned, it was officially associated with drugs and bad behavior (well, this is nothing new, isn't it?). State apparatus was bent on preventing punk rock to spread to the country. And the communists were successful.

24. MSN Encarta - Yugoslavia
    together in a common state and an increasingly global culture gradually make by centralEuropean, Ottoman, and Italian fashions before yugoslavia’s creation.  
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    Extractions: MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: logoImg('http://sc.msn.com'); Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade to Encarta Premium Search Encarta Tasks Find in this article Print Preview Send us feedback Related Items Balkan Peninsula, region comprising Yugoslavia Belgrade, former capital of Yugoslavia more... Magazines Search the Encarta Magazine Center for magazine and news articles about this topic Further Reading Editors' Picks Yugoslavia News Search MSNBC for news about Yugoslavia Internet Search Search Encarta about Yugoslavia Search MSN for Web sites about Yugoslavia Also on Encarta Encarta guide: The Reagan legacy Compare top online degrees Proud papas: Famous dads with famous kids Also on MSN Father's Day present ideas on MSN Shopping Breaking news on MSNBC Switch to MSN in 3 easy steps Our Partners Capella University: Online degrees LearnitToday: Computer courses CollegeBound Network: ReadySetGo Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions Encyclopedia Article from Encarta Advertisement Yugoslavia Multimedia 10 items Article Outline Introduction The Land Culture and Arts Economy ... History I Introduction Print Preview of Section Yugoslavia , former country in southeastern Europe, on the Balkan Peninsula. The country existed from 1918 to 1941, when German-led Axis forces invaded and dismembered it during World War II. It was reestablished in 1945, but in 1991 political and ethnic conflicts led to its second disintegration. In the first period, Yugoslavia was a kingdom. In the second period, it was a federation consisting of six republics:

25. MSN Encarta - Print Preview - Yugoslavia
    yugoslavia. III. culture and Arts, The cultural and artistic heritageof yugoslavia was as varied as its peoples. The ruins of the  
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    Extractions: Print Preview Yugoslavia Article View On the File menu, click Print to print the information. Yugoslavia III. Culture and Arts Folk music varied from accordion-accompanied songs of Slovenia to ancient and modern epic poems of Serbia and Montenegro. The poems are chanted to the accompaniment of a one-stringed Slavic lute called a gusle . Yugoslav music of the late 20th century, including rock, often had a folk base. Opera and symphonic and chamber music were popular in Ljubljana, Zagreb, and Belgrade. The Dubrovnik summer festival achieved international renown. This performing arts festival featured primarily music, ballet, and drama. Ivan Meštrović, a Croat, was considered one of the 20th century’s outstanding sculptors. Yugoslavia’s self-taught peasant painters are still world-famous. One such painter is Ivan Generalić, a Croat who painted in the behind glass tradition of the Drava valley. In that tradition, paintings were made on the back of panes of glass to preserve them from soot and grease in peasant homes that lacked chimneys. Internationally known writers included Ivo Andrić, a Bosnian who won the 1961 Nobel Prize for literature. His most famous work is the novel

26. Usenet Replayer's Open Free Directory Of Soc.culture.yugoslavia
    Usenet Replayer. Binary directory of the news group soc.culture.yugoslavia fromusenetreplayer. Where you can get the newsgroup soc.culture.yugoslavia.  
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    Extractions: Binary directory of the news group soc.culture.yugoslavia from usenet-replayer To download click on the object icon. In case of a picture you get the full resolution by clicking on it. To get near information of the news message click on ) and those from usegroup definition! A click on and he searches messages from the Author. To get more informations read the usenet-replayer directory FAQ page and the last FAQ message posted to soc.culture.yugoslavia

27. Where Can You Read Usenet Group Soc.culture.yugoslavia
    Finds alternative news servers in the global internet to read soc.culture.yugoslavia. Wirelessweb news Server. soc.culture.yugoslavia html version wml version.  
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28. Balkan Babel: Politics, Culture, & Religion In Yugoslavia
    Balkan Babel Politics, culture, Religion in yugoslavia Search for books at TravelToBalkans.com. BalkanBabel Politics, culture, Religion in yugoslavia.  
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29. Schwaben Culture
    The area known as Schwabenland encompasses parts of Germany, Hungary and theformer yugoslavia. However, the Schwaben culture is distinct from all three.  
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    Extractions: Schwaben Dialect Schwaben Food Schwaben Costume Back to the main page Schwaben Dialect A Schwaben-Canadian born in Canada tells the story of heading off to Saturday Morning German School as a young child, confident in his knowledge of the language, only to discover he didn't speak German - he spoke Schwabish! Here's some examples of how the Schwaben dialect compares to German. In Schwabish... In German... And in English... Outhouse Gatsch Ente Duck Gatyahos Unterhosen - Menner Male Underwear Grumbiere Kartoffel Potato Gusch Ruhe Quiet Hingel Henne Chicken Hingeli Chick Holztoffel Holz Pantoffel Wooden-soled Overshoe Huschuh Winter Schuh Winter Shoe Klumpe Holzschuh Wooden Shoe Kukurutz Meis Corn Paradeis Tomaten Tomato Stanitzel Paper Bag Tschischma Stiefel Boots Ziweva Rosinnen Raisins Back to the top Schwaben Food Traditional Schwaben foods are usually hearty meat-and-potato type dishes or delicious baked goods. Here's a list of some traditional treats. Henne Paprikasch - Chicken stew Kipfel - A crescent bun - A deep fried doughnut Linzertieg - A light sugar cookie Nusskipfel - A nut-filled cookie - Beef soup with vegetables, or meat and potatoes with sauce (e.g., fruit, dill or garlic)

30. Home : Country Focus : Yugoslavia : Society And Culture
    Home Country Focus yugoslavia Society and culture.Country Focus yugoslavia Society and culture.  
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31. Home : Country Focus : Yugoslavia : Society And Culture : Human Rights
    Home Country Focus yugoslavia Society and culture Human Rights.Country Focus yugoslavia Society and culture Human Rights.  
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32. NIC - Soc.culture.yugoslavia
    For discussion of culture and cultural heritage of nations and nationalitiesin yugoslavia - social and economical issues of yugoslavia - current and past  
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33. Jewish History Of Yugoslavia
    some others were influenced by the speech and culture of the southern Slavs. In1939 there were about 43,000 Ashkenazim and 29,000 Sephardim in yugoslavia.  
    http://www.heritagefilms.com/YUGOSLAVIA.html
    
    Extractions: Relations with Israel YUGOSLAVIA ("Land of the Southern Slavs"), a Socialist Federated Republic in S.E. Europe, in the Balkan Peninsula. The various elements of which Yugoslav Jewry was composed after 1918 (i.e. those of Serbia and the Austro-Hungarian countries) were distinct from one another in their language, culture, social structure, and character according to the six separate historical, political, and cultural regions of their origin. These regions were: Serbia; Slovenia; Croatia, Slavonia, and Dalmatia; Bosnia-Herzegovina; Macedonia; and Vojvodina. top top top Jews lived in Slovenia from the 13th century until they were expelled in 1496 by Emperor Maximilian I of Austria. The biggest rabbinical center was at Maribor (Marburg) in the Styria district. Maribor had a "Jewish Street" as early as 1277 near the river Drava (Drau) and a synagogue inside the walled city. Rabbi Israel Isserlein taught there. His official title was "Landesrabbiner fuer Steiermark, Krain, und Korushka." He was succeeded by his pupil R. Joseph b. Moses. Other Jewish communities existed at Ptuj (Poetovia), Celje, Radgona, and Ljubljana. Jews were engaged in viticulture, and traded in horses and cattle. top Croatia, Slavonia, and Dalmatia

34. Www.news2mail.com: Soc.Culture.Yugoslavia -- Discussions Of Yugoslavia And Its P
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35. Yugoslavia : Europe : Libraries : Arts, Music And Culture : Internet Gateway : C
    yugoslavia Our selection of Internet resources - yugoslavia Europe Libraries Arts, Music and culture Internet Gateway. Christchurch City Libraries,  
    http://library.christchurch.org.nz/Resources/Reference/Libraries/Europe/Yugoslav

36. Surviving Belgrade (Your Talk Back To Jennifer - BeoCITY - Beograd @ Internet)
    Belgrade Byron Bates 1998-05-25 - Full Monty - Byron Bates 1998-04-27 - overall- Dejan Danilovic 1998-03-08 - culture in yugoslavia - Victor Olvera 1998-02  
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37. SANE Serbian-American Alliance Of New England
    of Serbian music and the promise of Serbian youth, a unique and important culturalmission. All other selections recorded April/May 2001 in Serbia, yugoslavia.  
    http://sane-boston.org/culture.html
    
    Extractions: Proceeds go to charity SANE is proud to be an official sponsor of the "Kir Stefan - the Serb" young women’s choir of Smederevo, Serbia as the producer of its first compact disc! The choir spreads the joy of Serbian music and the promise of Serbian youth, a unique and important cultural mission. List of songs (click on songs #3,6,7,10,12,13,15 to hear the music) Divine Powers (Ninja sili) - 15 th century – Kir Stefan Srbin From Your Youth (Ot junosti tvojeja) - 18 th century – Patriarch Vasilije Brkic Cherubic Hymn (Heruvimska pesma) th century – Stevan Mokranjac Lord, I Have Cried Out (Gospodi vozvah) - 20 th century – Aleksandar S. Vujic We Praise Thee (Tebe pojem) - 19 th century – Stevan Mokranjac God of Justice (Boze pravde) th century – Davorin Jenko There, There (Onamo, ‘namo)

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39. Romany Culture And Civilisation
    of Moldova, Romania, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia and the former yugoslavia). eachnationality, and nation proves its identity through its culture as an  
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    Extractions: "Romany culture and civilisation" by Mihai Merfea Roumanian language please! PRESENTATION ROMANY CULTURE AND CIVILISATION    Romany culture and civilisation represents one of the most controversial chapter subjects concerning the Romany population. The work has two parts (Part I: Concerning the Romany culture, Part II: Romany Civilization) and is a sociological research.    Another chapter presents the Romany population as an inspirational source for writers such as Romanian and foreign writers: Ion Budai Deleanu Nicolae Balcescu, Mihai Eminescu, Ion Luca Caragiale, Cervantes, Victor Hugo, Merime, Federico Garcia Lorca, painters: Nicolae Grigorescu, Theodor Aman, Arthur Verona and composers: Bizet and Ion Voicu.   The second part of the work “Romany Civilization" presents the skills and the professions of the Romany population. An important part represents their social integration as a way of active participation within the civil society and not assimilation. In this respect there is presented data obtained through empirical sociological investigations made in Punjab and in Romania, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Germany, England etc.    Other elements of Romany civilization are presented: their religion, their nomadic and sedentary family, the biths the marriages and the funerals. The traditional and new social organization is presented through the role of the formal and informal leaders: judges, cnezi, bulibasa, kings and emperors. Krisul Romalo as a courthouse is analyzed through . the values which are used in order to promote the peace inside and outside the microcommunity.

40. Basic Facts About The Archives Yugoslavia
    under the supervision of the FPRY Ministry for Science and culture and/or the Councilfor Science and culture of the government of FPR yugoslavia, and in 1953  
    http://www.arhiv.sv.gov.yu/e100002a.htm
    
    Extractions: Basic facts about the Archives of Serbia and Montenegro Founding, status and purview of the Archives of Yugoslavia The first initiative for the founding of the Archives of Yugoslavia and the adoption of a law to regulate its powers and purview, was launched by the Board of the State Archives in Belgrade (the current Archives) as far back as in 1922. The preparation and actual drafting of the bill lasted until 1935 but no law was adopted, so that the idea of founding the Archives of Yugoslavia did not materialize in the period between the two wars. After World War II, in 1950, the General Law on State Archives was passed. The Archives was founded under this law, under the name STATE ARCHIVES OF THE FEDERATIVE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA. The direct application of federal regulations and the General Law on State Archives were of particular significance for the collection of archival material and for the Archives, which started official operation in 1952, i.e. early 1953, when the FPRY Government appointed the first director. In the period immediately following its founding the State Archives of FPR Yugoslavia, headquartered in Belgrade, worked under the supervision of the FPRY Ministry for Science and Culture and/or the Council for Science and Culture of the government of FPR Yugoslavia, and in 1953 it started operating as an autonomous federal agency under the name

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