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Iljko Karaman Collection of Court Records on Censorship

Thumbnail An example of the pre-war archival material organised and labelled by Iljko Karaman: “Archival material. A collection of flyers printed in the period between 1931 - 1941 and prohibited  due to censorship (the State Public Prosecutor's Office)” (Box 1, Bundle I, HR-HDA-1803). The  knowledge of archival processing Karaman may have received from his brother Igor Karaman, an archivist and renowned economic historian himself, who began working at the CSA in 1949 – the same year the Iljko Karaman Collection was established (2016-08-09). The building (Trg Nikole Šubića Zrinskog 5 in Zagreb) of the former Zagreb District Prosecutor’s Office, where Iljko Karaman worked and discovered material for his collection (now Zagreb County Court) (2016-20-09). The building (Trg Nikole Šubića Zrinskog 5 in Zagreb) of the former Zagreb District Prosecutor’s Office, where Iljko Karaman worked and discovered material for his collection (now Zagreb County Court) (2016-20-09). Bundle VIII (box 1, HR-HDA-1803) containing indictments from the Zagreb District Public Prosecutor's Office in the 1945 - 1948 period (Karaman’s original handwriting) (2016-08-09).

Location

  • Zagreb Trg Marka Marulića 21, Croatia 10000
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Languages

  • Croatian

Name of collection

  • The Iljko Karaman Collection of Court Records on Censorship

Provenance and cultural activities

Description of content

Content

  • legal and/or financial documentation: 500-999
  • publications (books, newspapers, articles, press clippings): 100-499

Stakeholder(s) of the collection

Founder(s)

Date of founding

  • 1949

Place of founding

Collector(s)

Access type

  • parts are closed to the public

Author(s) of this page

  • Mihaljević, Josip
  • Shek Brnardić, Teodora

References

Cirkveni, Neven. „The Criminal Justice System of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia: The Role of the Public Prosecutor (1943-1991)“. PhD diss., University of Connecticut, 1997.

Cirkveni, Nenad, and George F. Cole. 1990. "Prosecution in the Criminal Courts of the Socialist Republic of Croatia, Yugoslavia." Criminal Justice Review 15, no. 1: 37-47. Accessed October 4, 2016. doi:10.1177/073401689001500105.

Dović, Marijan. 2008. "Totalitarian and post-totalitarian censorship: From hard to soft?." Primerjalna Knjizevnost 31: 167-178.  Accessed October 4, 2016.

Gabrič, Aleš. "Cenzura v Sloveniji po drugi svetovni vojni : od komunističnega Index librorum prohibitorum do ukinitve verbalnega delikta = Censorship in Slovenia after the World War II : from the communist Index librorum prohibitorum to abolition of the "verbal offence"." Primerjalna književnost 31 (2008): 63-77, 221-236.

Grbelja, Josip. Cenzura u hrvatskom novinstvu: 1945.-1990. (Censorship in the Croatian journalism). Zagreb: Naklada Jurčić, 1998. (a partial list of „Books that need to be urgently prohibited and their further circulation prevented” and a complete "List of banned books and magazines (16 March 1946)” from bundle IX on pp. 92-97)

HR-HDA-1803 Zbirka sudskih spisa o cenzuri Iljka Karamana (a digitised finding aid for the use in the reading hall) (o. 1992.)

Haramija, Predrag, ed. Stoljeće političkog plakata u Hrvatskoj: Kabinet grafike HAZU, lipanj - srpanj 1992. (A Century of the Political Poster in Croatia). Zagreb: Kabinet grafike Hrvatske akademije znanosti i umjetnosti, 1992. (Note: Iljko Karaman collection is not mentioned explicitly, only in the box 2 there is a note that the material was borrowed for this exhibition)

Hebrang Grgić, Ivana. 2000. "Zakoni o tisku u Hrvatskoj od 1945. do danas (Publishing Legislation in Croatia from 1945 to present)." Vjesnik bibliotekara hrvatske 43, no. 3: 117-134.

Karaman, Iljko. 1992. A personal note added to the file, HR-HDA-1803, Croatian State Archives, March 3, 1992.

Krapac, Davor. 1992. "The Role of the Public Prosecutor in (Former) Yugoslavia." Zbornik Pravnog fakulteta u Zagrebu 42, no. 3: 5-22.

Mihaljević, Josip. 2016. Komunizam i čovjek: Odnos vlasti i pojedinca u Hrvatskoj (1958. – 1972.) (Communism and Man: the Relationship between the Government and the Individual in Croatia, 1958-1972). Zagreb: Hrvatski institut za povijest.

Vukelić, Deniver. 2012. “Censorship in Yugoslavia between 1945 and 1952." PECOB's Papers series 19: 1-56. Pristup ostvaren 4. listopada 2016. (a complete "List of banned books and magazines (16 March 1946 )” on pp. 26-27, and a complete list of "Books that need to be urgently prohibited and their further circulation prevented" from bundle IX on pp. 48-52).

“Zakon o javnom tužilaštvu (Law on the Public Prosecution).” Službeni list SFRJ 21, no. 7 (1965): 149-153.

Zakon o štampi i drugim oblicima informacija (Law on the press and on other informing forms). (Beograd): Službeni list FNRJ, 1960.

Zakoni o udruženjima i zborovima, o štampi i izdavanju i raspač̌avanju omladinske i dečje književnosti i š̌tampe (Laws on associations and assemblies, on the press and on the publishing and distribution of youth and children's literature and press). Beograd: Službeni list FNRJ, 1947.

Zima, Snježana, e-mail message to Teodora Shek Brnardić, September 7, 2016.

Zrnić, Dijana. 2015. "Yugoslav Literature Under (Il)legal Censorship, 1945–90." Law & Literature 28, no. 2: 139-152. Accessed on October 4, 2016. doi:10.1080/1535685x.2014.989707.

Bukvić, Nenad, interview by Shek Brnardić, Teodora , May 10, 2016. COURAGE Registry Oral History Collection

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