The exhibition of the printed materials displays the ways Yugoslav political and cultural entities communicated with the public opinion, the ways they expressed their political positions and advertized the cultural and other events in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. This special kind of documents show very vividly that political parties used every means to present their results accomplished and their ideas in a clear, visualized, suggestive and declarative "language", with scetches, graphics, statistics, even folk and traditional poems. Political posters usually conveyed messages directed to the potential voters and consumers of the cultural events, to all social classes, workers or peasants.
JRZ, To those who claim that there is no freedom of speech, 1938, preliminary election poster (48x63) АЈ 37-8-43
Regent Alexander Karađorđević, To my Peoples Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, 1918, Proclamation the occasion of the Unification (30x42) Official Gazette of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, No. 2, January 28, 1919.
Croatian Peasant Federal Party, Betrayal of Croatian National Feelings and Catholic Faith, 1925, leaflet (20x28)АЈ 14-22-52
Serbian Cetniks Union for the King and Homeland, Regional branch in Mostar, Herzegovina, for the electoral list of the People's Radical Party, led by Lazar Marković, PHD, 1927, preliminary election poster (31x60, attachment 21x34)АЈ 14-22-51
Committee for the Vidovdan Celebration in Dalmatian Kosovo 1928, Major National Gathering, poster (47x62) АЈ 66-480-755
Regional committee of the independent peasants of the Tuzla County, Should sheep and wolfs be put in the same pen?, 1935, preliminary election poster (47x64)АЈ 14-22-52
Montenegrin Peasants Federal Movement of Sekula Drljević, Let's live the Montenegrin Front!, - on the occasion of the election, 1936, leaflet (15x24)АЈ 37-9-57
Holy Archbishop Synod of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Information on the Funeral Service to be served for Patriarch Varnava, 1937, poster (24x50)АЈ 305-23-48
Committee for constructing the Memorial House to Stepa Stepanović, To Serb, Croat and Slovene Brothers, 1929, poster (47x63)АЈ 66-380-616
Vladko Maček, PHD, Massage to Serbs - on the occasion of the incoming parliamentary election, 1938, leaflet (15x24)АЈ 102-7-17