Yugoslavia Yugoslavian Passport

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Here is a 1963 Yugoslavian Passport

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Here is the bio data page

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Here are a few of the many visas in this passport

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Heres an other

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[Hauptmann]

Great one Vic! Keep up the good work!!!! You're going to be document king before long!

Dan

[Christophe]

Hi,

Maybe a stupid question... But... Why are the texts inside the passport bilingual, including French ?

Many thanks in advance.

Ch.

[Bryan]

Maybe for the same reason that the "Universal Postal Union" only in French was.

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Here is the answer:

In 1920 the International Conference on Passports, Customs Formalities and Through Tickets mandated that passports be issued in French and at least one other language. Now, many countries issue passports in English and the language(s) of the issuing country.

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[Christophe]

Excellent, did not know that. I will try to know more about it...

Thanks a lot.

Cheers.

Ch.

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Here is Yugo Diplomatic Passport, it was issued to the wife of a member of the UN

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Here is close up of the crest, it says 29/11/1943 under the crest

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Inside

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Photo Page

And more inside

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Here are two British Visas

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Here is a different veriation of the first passport

It has been said that this version is the Bosnian version but as it was issued Belgrade I am not sure

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Inside

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The photo page and more Inside

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Here is one of the visas in the passport

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[SasaYU]

It is not a Bosnian version.

In fact, in the posted picture where is adress of the owner, says:

Zemun, Belgrade.

Edited December 11, 2007 by SasaYU

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It is not a Bosnian version.

In fact, in the posted picture where is adress of the owner, says:

Zemun, Belgrade.

I agree but, the language in places is slightly diffrent than the first one and the layout of the first page is different, so just a different variation

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