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HU OSA 308-0-2 Fonds 308: Monitoring of the Yugoslav Television Series 2: Off-air Recordings of Television News and other Political Programs Date(s) 1996-1999 (1 August 1996 - 31 December 1999)
Extent and medium 445 VHS, 11 linear meters
Scope and content
Daily news broadcasts which document everyday political events as portrayed by the governmnet-controlled Serbian media. The programs are approximately 30 minutes in length and include reports of the headlines, world politics, internal politics, economics, culture, sport, weather report and commercials. Special political programs and reports of Television BK and Television Politika are also included.
Some of the highlights of this acquisition include Slobodan Milosevic's speeches throughout the years, the students protests of 1996-97, the rise of the Kosovo crisis, and the programs aired during the 78-day of NATO bombings in spring 1999, including President Milosevic's announcement of the beginning of the war; and his declaration of "victory".Accruals Not expected
System of arrangement
- Arraged chronologically.
Conditions governing reproduction
All copyrights are held by producers.Language/scripts of material Serbian
Finding aids
- 445 containers
- Some programs are described in more details here but this list might be not complete.
Related units of description
- HU OSA 304 Records of the International Human Rights Law Institute Relating to the Conflict in the Former Yugoslavia (IHRLI), 1973-1994
- HU OSA 319 Video Recordings of the Proceedings of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, 1996
- HU OSA 307 ''VIN'' Programs Broadcast at Studio B Television - Belgrade, 1993-1996
- HU OSA 309 Monitoring of Television of Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1996-1999
- HU OSA 310 Monitoring of the Croatian Television, 1996-1998
Date(s) of descriptions
Prepared by Suzanne Adamko 1998, Revised by Andrea Jakobs 1999 and Zsuzsanna Zadori September 2002.
Online version updated 21 January 2010
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