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LevelSub-sub-series
Finding Number (Click this to view full catalogue structure)SCF/OP/4/YFR
TitleYugoslavia, Federal Republic
Extent11 files
Date1994-2004
DescriptionContains reports, correspondence and papers concerning Save the Children Fund activities in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Access ConditionsThere are files in this series which have been closed for 25 years in accordance with Save the Children's policy.

Further information about the closures can be found in the relevant file level catalogue description.
Access StatusPartially closed
Closed Until01/01/2030
Administrative HistoryThe Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (abbreviated FRY) existed from 1992 to 2006. The federation was established by the republics of Serbia and Montenegro in 1992, after the collapse of the Soviet Union and dissolution of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia. In 2006 Serbia and Montenegro declared independence.

SCF started work in Serbia and Montenegro in 1993; by 1995 SCF was running a programme of work with unaccompanied refugee children, also a major programme of supplying maternity hospitals and ante natal clinics. SCF has also supported projects relating to children and disability.
Related MaterialFor material relating to SCF's work in Montenegro and Serbia in the 1920s see SCF/EJ/1/20 and SCF/EJ/1/24. See SCF/EJ/1/24/2 for further papers concerning Russian refugees in the Balkans.

The SCF archive also contains files relating to the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia (SCF/OP/4/YUG), and work in states formerly part of Yugoslavia, including Bosnia and Herzegovina (SCF/OP/4/BOS), Montenegro (SCF/OP/4/MNE), and Serbia (SCF/OP/4/SER).
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