Word: jugoslavians
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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This Sunday evening at 7:30 Milman Parry, assistant professor of Greek and Latin, not Professor Bliss Perry, will lecture on Jugoslavian Folk Songs at a meeting of the Coffee Pot Club in the Kirkland House Senior Common Room. Professor Parry spent last summer in Jugoslavia collecting the songs...
Bliss Perry, professor-emeritus, will speak on "Jugoslavian Folk Songs" at a meeting of the Kirkland House Coffee Pot on Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock in the Senior Common Room...
...procession's rear in such native costumes as few countries besides Jugoslavia can produce. Her peasants of Turkish blood still wear the fez now banned in Turkey. With them strode Bosnians in scarlet dress and Herzegovinian mountaineers carrying their rifles upside down in mourning. Montenegro sent her Jugoslavian Cossacks...
...Marie of Rumania gave out almost at once, had to be whisked off in the Ford. Marie of Jugoslavia, though suffering from gallstones and ulcerated teeth, trudged with visible effort the whole three miles. Young King Peter walked erect, alert but so closely surrounded by a protective square of Jugoslavian officers that at times he could not be seen...
...Jugoslavian Ministers called the new King, 11-year-old Peter, home from school in England to his throne. He was to rule under a Regency which would undoubtedly include his mother Marie but not, thought observers, his scapegrace Uncle George. Enroute to Paris by train, home-loving Queen Marie, 34, sister of Rumania's Carol, heard of her husband's death at Besancon, turned and sped under heavy guard to Marseilles, asked that the body be untouched until she came...