Enciklopedija Jugoslavije

The Enciklopedija Jugoslavije (Encyclopedia of Yugoslavia) is a multi-volume national encyclopedia published in the SFR Yugoslavia in 2 editions , which was edited by the Yugoslav Lexicographical Institute .

precursor

In Osijek , 2 volumes of the planned 6 volumes Hrvatska Enciklopedija - Priručni rječnik sveobćega znanja (up to the keyword Gzel, Petar ), were published in 1887 and 1890 , by Ivan Zoch (1843-1921) and Josip Mencin (1856-1900), Professors at Osijek Grammar School.

Stanoje Stanojević (1874–1937) published the Narodna enciklopedija srpsko-hrvatsko-slovenačka (= Serbian-Croatian-Slovenian People's Encyclopedia) in Zagreb between 1925 and 1929 in two editions of four and five volumes, one in Cyrillic and one in Latin Font. The work is considered the first Yugoslav encyclopedia.

From 1941 to 1945 5 volumes of the Hrvatska Enciklopedija (up to the keyword Elektrika ) were published in Zagreb . Editor-in-chief was Mate Ujević (1901-1967), who later worked in a leading position at the Yugoslav Lexicographical Institute and was involved in the creation of the first edition of the Enciklopedija Jugoslavije.

First edition of the Enciklopedija Jugoslavije

1st edition of the Enciklopedija Jugoslavije

The first edition of the Enciklopedija Jugoslavije (in Serbo-Croatian / Latin script ) appeared in 8 volumes between 1955 and 1971.

Overview of the volumes
First edition of the Enciklopedija Jugoslavije
tape	year	First article	Last item
1	1955	Abadžiev, Đorđi	Boskovec
2	1956	Bosna i Hercegovina	Dionizije Stariji
3	1958	Diplomatija	Hiđa, Đuro
4th	1960	Hilandar	Yugoslavija
5	1962	Yugoslavija	Makedonski jazik (časopis)
6th	1965	Makljenovac	Puttar Gold, Nada
7th	1968	Rab	Srbija
8th	1971	Srbija	Žužemberk

Second edition of the Enciklopedija Jugoslavije

The second edition of Enciklopedija Jugoslavije appeared from 1980 and was planned to be 12 volumes. In addition to the main edition in Serbo-Croatian / Latin script, there were also transmissions in 5 other language / script variants. In the course of the dissolution of Yugoslavia, the project was discontinued in 1991. Volumes 1 to 6 of the main edition were published by this time.

Overview of the volumes of the main edition
Second edition of the Enciklopedija Jugoslavije
tape	year	First article	Last item	ISBN
1	1980	Aachenski Me	Bizzius, Marin	-
2	1982	Bjedov, Đurđa	Crna Gora	-
3	1984	Crna Gora	Đuzel, Bogomil	-
4th	1986	Eberst, Anton	Hrvat (glasilo)	-
5	1988	Hrvati	Janjušević, Gojko	ISBN 86-7053-013-9
6th	1990	Japodi	Katlanovska Banja	ISBN 86-7053-024-4

Overview of the language / font variants
Second edition of the Enciklopedija Jugoslavije
Language / writing	Surname	Volume 1 appeared	Vol	to letter	ISBN
Serbo-Croatian Latin script	Enciklopedija Jugoslavije	1980	6th	Cat	ISBN 86-7053-024-4
Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic script	Енциклопедија Југославије	1983	2	Вод	ISBN
Slovenian	Enciklopedija Jugoslavije	1983	4th	Mr.	ISBN 86-7053-018-X
Macedonian	Енциклопедија на Југославија	1983	2	Вип	ISBN
Albanian	Enciklopedia e Jugosllavisë	1984	2	Cif	ISBN
Hungarian	Jugoszláv enciklopédia	1985	1	Boc	ISBN

The Macedonian and Albanian variants were the first encyclopedias published in the respective languages.

literature

Werner Lenz: Small history of large encyclopedias . 1980, ISBN 3-570-03158-6 , p. 85
Enes Čengić: Krleža . 1982, p. 398 f., 404
Enciklopedije i Leksikoni . In: Enciklopedija Jugoslavije , 2nd edition, Volume 4

Individual evidence

^ Marie-Janine Calic : History of Yugoslavia in the 20th Century, Verlag CH Beck, Munich 2010, ISBN 978-3-406-60645-8 , p. 286

↑ In 1985, the one-volume encyclopedia Fjalor enciklopedik shqiptar was published in Albania , which, however, is considered to be ideologically colored in the sense of the communist system of the time, cf. A. Young: Albania (World bibliographical Series, Vol. 94), rev. ed. 1997, p. 241

[1] Marie-Janine Calic : History of Yugoslavia in the 20th Century, Verlag CH Beck, Munich 2010, ISBN 978-3-406-60645-8 , p. 286