Milan Gulić
Institute of Contemporary History, Belgrade, Serbia, History, Department Member
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APSTRAKT: U članku se analizira postojanje mješovitog društva za civilnu avijaciju koje su u godinama nakon Drugog svjetskog rata i u vrijeme bliskosti između dvije države formirali Jugoslavija i Sovjetski Savez. Društvo je postojalo... more
APSTRAKT: U članku se analizira postojanje mješovitog društva za civilnu avijaciju koje su u godinama nakon Drugog svjetskog rata i u vrijeme bliskosti između dvije države formirali Jugoslavija i Sovjetski Savez. Društvo je postojalo dvije godine i za to vrijeme obavljalo je domaći i međunarodni avionski saobraćaj. Rad je zasnovan na neobjavljenoj građi iz fondova Arhiva Jugoslavije i Diplomatskog arhiva Ministarstva spoljnih poslova Republike Srbije, kao i na stručnoj istoriografskoj literaturi.
THE MIXED YUGOSLAV-SOVIET SOCIETIES - The case of JUSTA
Summary
The article analyses the existence of the mixed Yugoslav-Soviet society, JUSTA intended for the civil air traffic. It was organized in the period of the close ideological friendship between the Yugoslavia and Soviet Union
after the Second World War. The JUSTA society existed for two years, and it provided the domestic and international airline service. The first flights
were held in summer of 1947, and after the Tito-Stalin break it ceased its
work in the beginning of 1949. The article was written on the non published archival sources kept in Archive of Yugoslavia and the Diplomatic Archive of the Yugoslav (now, Serbian) Foreign Ministry, as well as on the literature.
THE MIXED YUGOSLAV-SOVIET SOCIETIES - The case of JUSTA
Summary
The article analyses the existence of the mixed Yugoslav-Soviet society, JUSTA intended for the civil air traffic. It was organized in the period of the close ideological friendship between the Yugoslavia and Soviet Union
after the Second World War. The JUSTA society existed for two years, and it provided the domestic and international airline service. The first flights
were held in summer of 1947, and after the Tito-Stalin break it ceased its
work in the beginning of 1949. The article was written on the non published archival sources kept in Archive of Yugoslavia and the Diplomatic Archive of the Yugoslav (now, Serbian) Foreign Ministry, as well as on the literature.