Yugoslavia

Guide through the Archives of Slovenia, Ljubljana, 1965, and for the Archive of Serbia,
a booklet published in Belgrade in 1967. The rest of the archives contain more or
less detailed reports of their materials.
General information concerning the materials in the archives can be obtained
from reports given out by the information offices of the archives of the republics.
The notariat archive materials are published by individual categories in an
article entitled "Les archives notariales en Yougoslavie" in Archivum, Vol 12, 1962,
1965, and for the city archives by K. Nemeth for Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and
Herzegovina and by S. Vilfan - B. Otorepec for Slovenia in Archivum Vol 13, 1963,
1965. In Croatia, Vojvodina and Serbia in recent years, detailed indexes of the
civil books have been prepared without consideration for where the records are pre-
served. This work is not going forward in Slovenia and had as its goal a publication
concerning the civil books which would give an overview of these records going into
considerable detail. The indexes of these civil books which are now available can
be seen in the archives of the republics as also in the provincial archive in Sremski
Karlovc1. In these republics indexes of the church archives have either been or are
being made and will be completed in the near future. Those indexes which are completed
are also to be found in the archives of the republics and in the provincial archive in
Sremski Karlovc1. For those collections which are most often used (chiefly the older
ones) the archives are working out special helps (indexes, detailed lists, etc.).
It is often possible, also, to rely on helps which were made up at the time of the
birth of the materials such as lists and indexes to the civil books. etc.
MIGRATIONS IN THE YUGOSLAVIAN AREA FROM THE 18TH
TO THE 20TH CENTURY
Questions concerning migrations in the area of todays Yugoslavia which are
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