Kova[c]evi[c] and
L. Jovanovi[c], _Istorija srpskoga naroda _(Belgrade, 1893-94, 2
vols.); S. Stanojevi[c], _Istorija srpskoga naroda_ (Belgrade, 1908); J.
Risti[c], _Diplomatska istorija srbije, 1875-1878_ (Belgrade, 1896-98);
V. V. Ra[c]i[c], _Le royaume de Serbie. Etude d'histoire diplomatique
et de droit international_ (Paris, 1901); F. P. Kanitz, _Das Koenigreich
Serbien und das Serbenvolk von der Roemerzeit bis zur Gegenwart_
(Leipzig, 1904-09, 2 vols.); S. Gop[c]evi[c], _Geschichte von Montenegro
und Albanien_ (Gotha, 1914); F. S. Stevenson, _A History of Montenegro_
(London, 1912).[FN: Lack of space forbids special mention of
works by such scholars as Loiseau, Vellay, Laveleye, Hron, Masaryk,
Spalajkovi[c], Barre, [FN (cont.): Kallay, Marczali, Prezzolini,
Sokolovi[c], Novakovi[c], Cheradame, Evans, Erdeljanovi[c].

The Jugo-Slav propaganda societies have published in English: _The
Southern Slav Appeal; Jugo-Slav Nationalism_ by B. Vo[s]njak; _The
Strategical Significance of Serbia_ by N. Zupani[c]; _The Southern Slav
Programme; A Sketch of Southern Slav History; Southern Slav Culture;
Political and Social Conditions in Slovene Lands; Austro-Magyar Judicial
Crimes--Persecutions of the Jugo-Slavs._ In French: _Ceux dont on ignore
le martyre (Les Yougo-Slaves et la guerre)_; _Les Yougo-Slaves--Leur
union nationale; Les Slovenes_ by Q. Krek; and the periodical _Bulletin
Yougoslave_.

H. Hinkovi[c] has written the most concise statement of the case of the
Jugo-Slavs in _The Jugo-Slav Problem_. Reprinted from the _World Court
Magazine_ (1917).]

There is a good survey of the history of the Jugo-Slavs in Russian: G.
Il'inski[i], _Kratk'i[i] kurs istori[i] [iu]zhnikh slav[ia]n_ (Kharkov,
1909).

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