
Milutin Živković: Warriors from the border
The new monograph by my colleague Dr. Milutin Živković is the result of extensive research spanning more than a decade. It brings together the processes

The new monograph by my colleague Dr. Milutin Živković is the result of extensive research spanning more than a decade. It brings together the processes

Employees of the Institute, prof. dr Predrag Marković, dr Vladimir Petrović i dr Luka Filipović represented Institute for Contemporary History of Serbia in the annual ASEEES (Association for Slavic, Eastern European and Eurasian Studies) conference that was held in Washington DC…

Associate of the Institute Dr. Miloš Žikić is one of the two winners of the Matica Srpska “Ilarion Ruvarac” award for history for the monograph “Yugoslavia and Bulgaria 1929–1941.” The award is given for the best book on the history of the Serbian people or on general history published in the past year in the Serbian language.

Today, the Institute for Contemporary History was visited by Amos Reichman, the new director of the French Institute in Serbia and adviser for cooperation and culture at the French Embassy in Belgrade.

Associate of the Institute for Contemporary History, dr Luka Filipović, participated in the EISA (European International Studies Association) annual conference held in Bologna from 25th to 29th of August 2025.

Period od 1948. do 1958. predstavlja specifičnu i jedinstvenu pojavu u istorijskoj vertikali srpsko/jugoslovensko-rumunskih odnosa. Osećaj povezanosti i prijateljstva dva po poreklu različita, a veri

Istorija vazdušnog saobraćaja u socijalističkoj Jugoslaviji od kraja Drugog svetskog rata do raspada zemlje i novog ciklusa balkanskih ratova, sa uvodnim osvrtom na vazdušni saobraćaj

RES PUBLICA: УЖИЧКИ КРАЈ У РАТУ 1941-1945. НОВА ИСТРАЖИВАЊА. Уредници: Бојан Димитријевић, Жељко Марковић, Ужице – Београд, 2024. Марко Б. Милетић, Милош Жикић УЖИЧКИ

Principal research fellow, dr Ranka Gašić, attended the conference “The prize for the most beautiful façade in the interwar Belgrade”.

Principal research fellow, dr Ranka Gašić, attended the conference “Dialogue on the trends in contemporary Serbian historiography”.

Књига „Зборник мртвих. Жртве Другог светског рата на подручју Аранђеловца и Тополе“ научног сарадника Института за савремену историју др Бориса Томанића на методолошки нов и

Ljubinka Škodrić, senior research associate at the Institute of Contemporary History and Mirjana Savić, museum advisor at the National Museum of Kraljevo, as the authors of the exhibition “Children at War: Serbian Refugee Homes in Mataruška Banja 1942-1944″…