摘要：Relying on available sources and literature, this article examines the establishment, activities, orientation and destiny of Srpska zastava, a bulletin published by Serbian immigrants in Argentina. It will scrutinize the bulletin’s views on the solution to the Serbian Question, as well as its approach toward resolving the Serb-Croat dispute and its attitude toward the new Yugoslav authorities. Close attention has been paid to the links and cooperation the bulletin had with Milan Stojadinović, former Yugoslav prime minister (including foreign affairs) and finance minister, the most prominent figure among the Serbian immigrants.
其他摘要：Relying on available sources and literature, this article examines the establishment, activities, orientation and destiny of Srpska zastava, a bulletin published by Serbian immigrants in Argentina. It will scrutinize the bulletin’s views on the solution to the Serbian Question, as well as its approach toward resolving the Serb-Croat dispute and its attitude toward the new Yugoslav authorities. Close attention has been paid to the links and cooperation the bulletin had with Milan Stojadinović, former Yugoslav prime minister (including foreign affairs) and finance minister, the most prominent figure among the Serbian immigrants.
