Serbian Historical News Sources

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• Дигитална библиотека Чачка (Градска библиотека „Владислав Петковић Дис”)
  Nearly 3,000 issues from six newspapers: Јеремића новине (1934-1966), Чачанско огледало (1991-1992), Чачански глас (1932-2000), Весник омладинаца (1920-1921), Слободни глас (1945-1950), and Култура (1972-1981).

• Дигитална БМС = Digital MSL (Matica Srpska Library)
  Includes 11 historical newspapers from the mid-19th to the mid-20th century.

• Fenjer : list za šalu i satiru (National Library of Serbia and Smederevo Public Library)
  Digital copies of The Lantern: A Sheet for Jokes and Satire (January to May 1876), a weekly paper of socialist orientation, which used jokes and satire to criticize the powers-that-be.

• Newspapers (National Digital Library of Serbia)
  Includes 39 newspapers from the early 19th-century to the 1960s.

• Newspapers in Užice Public Library (Serbian Digital Library)
  Digital copies of four local newspapers: Ужички одјек: Орган Народно–Одбрамбеног одсека при Соколској жупи Ужице (1939); ЕРА : лист за озбиљну шалу и киселу збиљу (1919-1928, 1964); Спорт и филм: лист за спорт, филм и савремене сензације (1928); Златибор: народни лист (1887-1893).

• Новине (Svetozar Marković Library of the University of Beograd)
  Includes 47 newspapers from the 1830s to the 1940s.

• Periodicals Collection of the Public Library 'Stevan Sremac' in Niš (Serbian Digital Library)
  The periodicals collection includes six local newspapers: Позориште: гласник jугословенских позоришта (1904), Trgovina (1909-1912), Кића (1905-1926), Слобода (1889-1894), Нишке новине (1886), and Србадија (1909, 1912).

• “Veliki rat” (National Library of Serbia for Europeana Collections 1914-1918)
  Collection of about 50 South Slavic newspapers published during World War I.
  

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• Balkan Wars, 1912-1913 (Serbian Digital Library)
  Includes 5 photo albums from the period of the Balkan Wars (1912-1913) compiled by the Russian-Jewish military press photographer Samson Chernov.

• Хилендар: српска царска лавра у Светој Гори (Serbian Digital Library)
  Photographic album about the visit of the Serbian King Peter I Karadjordjevic to the Hilandar Monastery on Mt. Athos (March 1910) by Albert Franz Baubin, a Serbian and Ottoman photographer, whose photographs appeared in the Belgrade newspapers Vecernje Novosti and Ilustrovani Balkan.

• Vladimir Benčić's Photographs (Serbian Digital Library)
  Fifty-seven black-and-white photographs taken immediately after the bombing of Belgrade in 1941 by Vladimir Benčić (1896-1970), a photo-reporter and associate of Nedeljne ilustracije newspaper.

• Mara Rosandic's Photographs (Serbian Digital Library)
  Six studio portraits of post-WWI Belgrade elite figures by Marija Mara Rosandić (1883-1954), one of the first professional female photographers in Serbia, whose photos of the royal family were published in the newspaper Ilustrovani list.

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