
Forced labourers in the Bor mines, Serbia 1942
A group of Serbs - political prisoners exiled to Bor mines for forced labour. 15.02.1942.
Inventory number 15205
Courtesy of Museum of Yugoslavia.

A group of Serbs - political prisoners exiled to Bor mines for forced labour. 15.02.1942.
Inventory number 15205
Courtesy of Museum of Yugoslavia.
WWI Postcard, published by Andra Popović from Belgrade.
Courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection (https://velikirat.nb.rs)
The monument was dedicated to the civilian victimsoc the war, as we as those who fighting the Wehrmacht and Ustašas.
The monument was dedicated to the civilian victims of the war, as well as those who fighting the Wehrmacht and Ustašas.
Explore Great Powers’ policies in the 1912 First Balkan War, focusing on Britain and its diplomatic activities.
Inventory number 15251
Courtesy of Museum of Yugoslavia.
From the wartime photoalbum of major Andra Popović
Courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection (https://velikirat.nb.rs)
Statue of King Petar \[I Karađorđević\], pulled down by the Germans.
Collection of the Central Committee, Communist Alliance of Yugoslavia.
Inv. No. 6270
Courtesy of Museum of Yugoslavia.
Serbian soldier of the 3rd line guarding the bridge under the shelter made of an old bed in the village of Dobrun, Bosnia. Sometime after 1918. Photo by Risto Šuković.
Courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection (https://velikirat.nb.rs)
Inv. No. 10209
Dead fighters following the battles on the Srem front, April 1945.
A-983/13
Courtesy of Museum of Yugoslavia.
1941 appeal to Mussolini pleading for Italian protection in Lika, describing Ustaša massacres of Orthodox Serbs and Croatian WWII crimes.
The supply section of a unit, with two-wheeled carts called "agava", probably in the Maglenica valley in the rear of the front of the Serbian II Army.
Courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection ([https://velikirat.nb.rs\](https://velikirat.nb.rs))
The plaque was put up on 24.06.2026. at Slana cove to commemorate the victims of extermination camps on Pag island which existed in 1941.
This is the 4th plaque, with previous ones destroyed in 1991, 2010 and 2013.
Photo by Jernej Božič.
Life of Saint Sava: birth of Rastko, son of Stefan Nemanja, his pious youth, early rule, and turn to ascetic life, by Teodosije of Hilandar.
Inv. No. 6138
German artillery in flames, 15. X 1944. in the King Aleksandar Street - today the Revolution Boulevard \[now King Aleksandar Boulevard\].
Photo gifted by Vojin Đorđević, journalist, Draže Pavlovića 3.
Courtesy of Museum of Yugoslavia.
Introduction to Herbert Vivian's 1897 travelogue "Servia, The Poor Man's Paradise"
Courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection ([https://velikirat.nb.rs\](https://velikirat.nb.rs))
A study of foreign soldiers in medieval Serbia, tracing their roles, origins, and impact on the Nemanjić-era army from 1166–1371.
Inventory no. 9244
Ljubo - Čedo Čupić People's Hero before his execution in Nikšić on 5. May 1942.
MRNJ sig.neg. A-956/13.
Courtesy of Museum of Yugoslavia.