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  • Used for both the pre-1992, six-member Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the two-member Federal Republic of Yugoslavia that succeeded it. The latter changed its name to Serbia and Montenegro on 4 Feb. 2003. Broader terms: SOUTHERN EUROPE BALKAN REGION Related terms: BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA CROATIA CROATS FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SITUATION GREEK QUESTION SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO SERBS SLOVENIA THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA TRIESTE (FREE TERRITORY) YUGOSLAVS Top terms: EUROPE

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            1 Archival description results for Yugoslavia

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            Russian Refugees - Legal Status and Identity Certificates - Yugoslavia [Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes].
            Russian Refugees - Legal Status and Identity Certificates - Yugoslavia [Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes].
            C1443/339/Rr.409/55/1 · File · 1922-1928
            Part of 2 - Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

            The file contains file 45/22501/15833, correspondence, notes and identity certificates (samples). The correspondence is exchanged between the Geneva Office (Mr. Johnson, Mr. de Watteville) and the delegate in Belgrade, Mr. G. Zwerner, as well as with the national authorities, Foreign Minister Mr. N. Nintchitch [Yintcitch], regarding adhesion of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes to the identity certificates system, officially notified 18 Dec. 1922.