Narodnooslobodilački odbor za Hercegovinu

People's Liberation Commitee for Herzegovina

Identifier

NOOH

Language of Description

English

Dates

1944 - 1948

Level of Description

Fonds

Languages

Bosnian
Croatian
Serbian
Serbo-Croatian

Scripts

Cyrillic
Latin

Source

EHRI

Extent and Medium

81 folder, 72 bindings, 34 books

Creator(s)

Narodnooslobodilački odbor za Hercegovinu

Acquisition

Acquired from the City People Committee of Mostar in 1954.

Scope and Content

Contains records of reorganisation of Regional committee, invites for members to Third ZAVNOBiH conference, monetary changes, population supply issues, personnel files, etc. Part of the fond is the material of "Okružna uprava narodnih dobara" (The Office for Regional Management of public property), which contains information about confiscated property.

Archivist Note

Description created by Adnan Tinjic.

Rules and Conventions

EHRI Guidelines for Description v.1.0

Subjects

Communist movements and organisations

Places

Herzegovina

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Okružna uprava narodnih dobara Mostar
- The Office for Regional Management of public property Mostar
- Arhiv Hercegovačko-neretvanske županije/kantona
- NOOH-OUND
- English
- 1945-1946
- 5 folders
- Updated 6 years ago
The fond contains records about property and goods, land, buildings, companies, etc that were nationalized and became the state property under Communist Yugoslavia, right after World War 2. In some cases, not only property of Germans and their collaborators became state property, but also the state managed properties of those who were killed during the war (in concentration camps, etc.) or their whereabouts were unknown. In case of Jewish people, the state introduced state-management of their properties either until legal inheritors claimed the property in question, or permanently in cases ...

Narodnooslobodilački odbor za Hercegovinu

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Okružna uprava narodnih dobara Mostar