75.00€
An exceptionally scarce and historically significant post–World War II diplomatic dossier published in 1946, immediately following the end of WWII.
Issued by the Ligue « La Paix par la Justice », this rare 24-page archival pamphlet presents a documentary exposé on Yugoslavia’s adherence to the Axis Powers, culminating in the signing of the Vienna Pact on March 25, 1941.
Printed in French for international circulation, this publication was not commercially distributed, making surviving copies particularly scarce and highly desirable among collectors of WWII ephemera, diplomatic history, and Balkan studies.
Title: Comment la Yougoslavie adhéra à l’Axe (Pacte de Vienne du 25 Mars 1941) – Le témoignage des faits
Publisher: Édition de la Ligue « La Paix par la Justice »
Publication Year: 1946
Edition: First Edition
Language: French
Binding: Original paper wrappers (softcover)
Pages: 24
Dimensions: 22.5 cm × 16 cm
• Diplomatic Records: Includes transcriptions of meetings and declarations between Yugoslav Prime Minister Milan Stojadinović and Adolf Hitler (Berlin audience, January 17, 1938), along with documentation relating to Dragiša Cvetković and the signing of the Pact of Vienna (March 25, 1941).
• Photographic Documentation: Contains period photographic illustrations, including images of German Wehrmacht forces entering the Balkans and their reception in Agram (Zagreb).
• Primary Source Material: Issued as “Texte No. 9,” forming part of a curated evidence dossier aimed at documenting diplomatic maneuvers and political alignments preceding the Axis occupation.
Good to Very Good overall condition.
Original wrappers present. Light age toning consistent with 1946 publication. Clean interior pages. Structurally sound. (Please refer to photos for detailed condition.)
