"Klub Közlöny" - Collection of a non-conformist journal

The Klub Közlöny (Club Gazette) was the self-published newspaper of the Közgáz-klub (Economics Club) at the Karl Marx University of Economic Sciences (MKKE) between 1976–1987. In the newspaper, articles were published about the club’s activities and also cultural and political topics. In contrast to the official organ of the Communist Youth League (KISZ) titled Közgazdász, there were more direct and honest writings about life at the university in the uncensored Klub Közlöny, and its tone was many times more critical of the party leadership of the university. The aim of its creators was to galvanize the students and to develop the culture of debate. The issues are preserved in the archive of the Corvinus University and in the National Széchényi Library.

Location:
- Budapest Fővám tér 8, Hungary 1093
- Budapest Szent György tér 3, Hungary 1014
Topics:
- student movement
- youth culture
Date of founding:
- 1987
Featured items:
- The program of the ’Befőt’ in the ’Klub Közlöny’, 1981. Periodical

"Mozgó Világ." Collection of a Prohibited Journal

The collection of the banned journal “Mozgó Világ” (World in Move), emerging out of a retrospective exhibition, provides unique insight into the stormy history that started to unfold in the 1970s as the outcome of the decision of young writers, artists, and scholars to regain their right to radically criticize the regime, to organize their own groups, and to engage in some overt conflicts, if needed.

1969 Budapest student movement

The collection represents the 1969 student movement of the Faculty of Humanities of Loránd Eötvös University. Students from different social backgrounds cooperated against the official Communist Youth League (KISZ) based on the model of the student revolts of 1968, demanding greater democratic accountability.

Location:
- 1106 Budapest Maglódi út 8 , Magyarország
Topics:
Date of founding:
- 2009-11-12
Featured items:
- Könczöl, Csaba. Kari Híradó, 1969. Publication

68 000 Intelligence Files of the State Security Service for Croatia

The collection contains approximately 68,800 intelligence files produced by the State Security Service of the Republic Internal Affairs Secretariat of the Socialist Republic of Croatia, the civilian security and intelligence service in Croatia in the period from 1946 to 1990. The Service monitored all persons whose activities were assessed as a threat to the state's political and security system. A significant number of files pertain to members of religious communities, political émigrés, participants in the Croatian Spring, as well as other political and intellectual dissidents.

Location:
- Zagreb Trg Marka Marulića 21, Croatia 10000
Topics:
Featured items:
- Official memorandum in Vlado Gotovac's intelligence file on personal correspondence seized during a search of his home. 4 February 1972. Archival document.
- Questionnaire on the Yugoslav emigrant in Bogdan Radica's intelligence file. 24 June 1963. Archival document

ARS – First Series Collection

This collection contains the original issues of ARS – Review of Culture, Art and Science, a literary journal first published from 1986 to 1989 in Montenegro. The circle of intellectuals associated with ARS anticipated many of the social and political issues that escalated into the worst forms of nationalism in the early 1990s, leading to the dissolution of Yugoslavia. Because of their non-conformist attitudes, members of ARS, and its publisher, the Literary Municipality of Cetinje, found themselves under pressure by the communist regime. Consequently, the journal was forced to cease publication in 1989.

Location:
- Cetinje Bulevar Crnogorskih Junaka, Montenegro
Topics:
Featured items:
- Radojević Danilo. “The Point of the Disputes Between Historians about Sources on Old Montenegrin History”, in Serbian, 1987. Journal Article