Conference
Programme
Cultural Centre, Sjenica, 9 and 10 October 2026. Twenty-two papers across both days, with a visit to the Lojanica Endowment and the planting of the Tree of Remembrance.
9 October 2026
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08.30 — 09.00
Registration
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09.00 — 10.00
Opening addresses
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10.00 — 11.15
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The First World War – causes and consequences
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Treatment and recovery of the Serbian army in North Africa from 1916 to 1919
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Historical data on the types and extent of allied aid to Serbia during the Great War – part I
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Muslims in the army of the Kingdom of Serbia and the defence of Belgrade in 1915
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The records of archpriest Slobodan Kostić as a source for the history of the Valjevo region during the occupation, 1915–1918
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11.15 — 11.30
Break
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11.30 — 13.00
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Sjenica and Pešter during the First (Great) World War
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Rudolf Archibald Reiss and the morale of the Serbian soldier during the Great War
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Historical data on the types and extent of allied aid to Serbia during the Great War – part II
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Dr. Peter Bayers and the Dutch medical mission in Serbia in 1915
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The Kingdom of Sweden and Serbia during the Great War: humanitarian initiatives and transnational solidarity
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13.00 — 13.30
Break
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13.30 — 14.30
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Meetings between Dr. Hunter and Dr. Marković in Niš in 1915
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The fearlessness and patriotism of Vojvoda Vuk · Petar Bojović – extensive knowledge, discipline and responsibility
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Serbian pharmacy during the Great War
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Key areas of Russian humanitarian aid to Serbia during the First World War (1914–1917)
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The history of Serbia’s military medical service
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14.30 — 15.30
Lunch break
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15.30 — 18.00
Visit to the Lojanica Endowment. Planting the Tree of Remembrance in the Park of Cultural Memory.
10 October 2026
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08.30 — 10.00
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Resisting oblivion – the humanitarian work of Jelena Lozanić Frothingham during the Great War
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An early example of organised typhus prevention in Serbia: military implementation at the “Bačije” site near Tekija – Jovan Mihaila Sretenović (1879–1958), Major
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Everyday life in the Middle Ibar valley under Austro-Hungarian occupation
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Evelina Haverfield – Scottish baroness and her mission among the people of Bajina Bašta (1919–1922): new findings
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10.00 — 10.30
Break
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10.30 — 12.00
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The consequences of the Spanish flu pandemic in Serbia at the end of the First World War
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The “Four Faiths” monument to the fallen soldiers of the Great War
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The war press bureau of the Supreme Command of the Army of the Kingdom of Serbia during the Great War
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12.00 — 12.30
Declaration of Humanity and Courage. Discussion and adoption.
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12.30 — 13.30
Visit to the birthplace of Vojvoda Vuk.
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13.30
Lunch break
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